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Mission

As a coalition of professional organizations, our mission is to harness the collective experience, expertise and influence of local, non-profit, human services providers to drive advocacy for improvements in our industry at a local, state and federal level.

History/Progress

The Conference of Allegheny Providers (CAP) began in 1987.

During its infancy, CAP consisted solely of leadership from a handful of agencies designated as Base Service Units.

In the second year, CAP membership was opened to all agencies that had a contract with the County Department of Human Services and were a 501(c)(3) organization. Initially, only the Executive Committee met and when necessary would meet with County officials on behalf of the entire membership.

Today, as a coalition, we partner with entities such as the Allegheny County Office of Behavioral Health, Community Care Behavioral Health Organization and Allegheny Health Choices.

CAP consists of sub-committees representing disciplines pertinent to all members: Behavioral Health, Developmental Disabilities, Children’s, Legislative, and Human Resources. Sub-committees meet and report their work to the entire body of member representatives monthly. Additionally, all activity is guided by the executive committee that represents the entire body to County and State officials.

Past presidents of CAP:

  • Ray Webb, Allegheny East MH/MR
  • Mel Haber, TVC
  • Tom Gregory, Parent and Child Guidance Center
  • Jim Kirk, Mainstay Life Services
  • Fran Sheedy, TCV
  • Beth Monteverde, Residential Care Services
  • Stephen Christian-Michaels, Family Services of Western PA
  • Denise Cavenaugh, Step by Step
  • Noreen Fredrick, Mon Yough Community Services
  • Kathy Yarzebinski, Family Services of Western Pennsylvania
  • James Wyler, UPMC
  • David Fath, Milestone Centers, Inc. (Current President)

In the news

Disabling Enabling in Family Recovery Webinar March 6. How enabling behaviors develop as family members search for a way to cope with active substance use and fears of relapse in recovery. By White Deer Run Treatment Network / University of Pittsburgh.

Luzerne County Providers Association held its Legislative Breakfast on Friday to discuss issues of concern; the main focus was on uncertainty of funding. Richard Edley, President/CEO of RCPA & Jack Phillips, Director of Government Affairs, co-moderated.

Register for the Strong Minds, Bright Futures Partnership: Solutions to the Youth Mental Health Crisis webinar, where advocates, experts, and those directly impacted will come together to discuss urgent challenges in youth mental health care across PA.
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_BPDbpMD-R6aIEMJvy5LYuQ?_ics=1740075897039&irclickid=~cglfjdkrhf8ab43989ekb45X0UPQSRMCwunklbca420XSNKApjg9&_gl=1*1x7sqhw*_gcl_au*MTEwNDM2NTY1Ni4xNzM0MDIwNDQ2*_ga*MTAzOTc3NzA0MC4xNzI1OTgzNjU1*_ga_L8TBF28DDX*MTc0MDA3NTY3OC4zNi4xLjE3NDAwNzU4OTcuMC4wLjA.#/registration

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