Service Provider Council

Founded by Communities In Schools of Philadelphia (CISP) in 1995, the Service Provider Council is composed of various organizations, businesses, and agencies that provide services to CISP high school students in the School District of Philadelphia. The Service Provider Council offers a forum for improving synergy among school-based staff and community organizations and agencies.

Members include:

1. AHEDD (Association for the Habilitation of the Developmentally Disabled)
2. American Lung Association
3. American Red Cross
4. Annenberg Center
5. ARTREACH
6. Asociacion De Puertorriquenos en Marcha, Inc.
7. BEBASHI (Blacks Educating Blacks About Sexual Health Issues)
8. Black Parenting Today
9. Boys and Girls Clubs of Philadelphia
10. Boy Scouts of America, Learning for Life Division
11. Boy Scouts of America, Learning for Life/Explorers
12. Caring People Alliance
13. College Access/Philadelphia Education Fund
14. Community Legal Services
15. Concerned Black Men
16. Department of Public Welfare
17. Drexel University College of Medicine
18. Good Shepherd Mediation Program
19. Health Federation of Philadelphia
20. Impact Services Corporation
21. Jewish Family and Children's Service
22. Legacy Program
23. Lutheran Settlement House
24. March of Dimes of Southeast Pennsylvania
25. Mayor's Commission on Literacy
26. Metropolitan Career Center
27. Philabundance Food Bank
28. Philadelphia Health Corps
29. Philadelphia Young Playwrights Festival
30. Planned Parenthood Southeastern Pennsylvania
31. Please Touch Museum
32. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
33. Rosenbach Museum & Library
34. Special Olympics
35. Temple-Leap
36. The Fifth House, Inc.
37. The Greater Philadelphia Mentorship Partnership
38. Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
39. Urban League of Philadelphia
40. Voyage House, Inc.
41. White-Williams Scholars/Charles Ellis Trust
42. Women Against Abuse, Inc.
43. Woodrock, Inc.
44. Zoological Society of Philadelphia

The Service Provider Council meets quarterly with CISP school-based staff and coordinators to help maintain a successful connection between community resources and student needs.

To find out how you can be involved, please contact:

Madeline Brown
Director of Development and Marketing
mbrown@cisphl.org
267-386-4604