Lebanon Recovery Center

02/06/2026

The Warrior Project is an independent living and life-skills program for Lebanon County young adults ages 16–23 with mental health diagnoses. The program supports young people in building independence through practical life skills, peer connection, and community support.

Participants attend weekly group sessions focused on:
▪️ Job readiness and money management
▪️ Finding and maintaining housing
▪️ Using public transportation
▪️ Building a trusted support system

If you’re a young adult, caregiver, school professional, or referral source looking for mental health–informed support that promotes independence, the Warrior Project may be a great fit!

Start building your future today! Visit pacounseling.com/referrals!

02/06/2026

02/01/2026

In this frigid weather, we have a lot of people using our community coat rack. If you need a warm winter coat or have one to donate, please remember our community coat rack on the lower level of the parish hall. We have a particular need for large and extra large men's and women's coats and WARM GLOVES.

Please stop by any time the parish office is open (usually 12 PM to 2 PM Mondays and 9 AM to 2 PM Tuesdays through Fridays, but call 717-272-8251 to confirm someone is in) to choose a coat or drop off donations.

We’re located at the corner of 6th and Chestnut in Lebanon, across the corner from Harding Elementary. Visit www.stlukeslebanon.org/parking for parking and accessibility information.

01/29/2026

Code Blue has been extended in Lebanon! 👇

01/28/2026

01/26/2026

📌 Please note, there will NOT be a meeting tonight due to limited parking at the Recovery Center.

01/23/2026

01/19/2026

📢 Attention Pennsylvania Renters & Homeowners!

The 2025 Property Tax/Rent Rebate application period is officially OPEN. If you paid property taxes or rent in 2025, you could be eligible for a rebate. File online through myPATH!

👉 Check your eligibility and apply today via:

Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program

01/19/2026

As we honor and reflect the legacy of MLK, we are humbled in our mission to be the light amid the darkness and continue to drive towards equity and inclusion within our work and communities.

Today, and everyday, be the light.

01/17/2026

It’s "Ditch Your Resolution Day," but that doesn't mean we’re giving up on growth, it means we’re giving up on unrealistic expectations. �

Standard resolutions often focus on what we want to change about our bodies or our bank accounts, but they rarely address how we feel on the inside. This year, we’re inviting you to ditch the "all or nothing" mentality and join us in a long-term commitment to mental health.

Taking care of your mind isn’t a January project; it’s a 2026 lifestyle. Whether it’s setting better boundaries, practicing more self-compassion, or seeking professional support, these are the goals that truly change lives.

Check out our list of mental health intentions in the graphic below. Let’s commit to being our own best advocates this year. ��

What is one mental health "win" you’re aiming for this year?

01/15/2026

Want to learn more about how to support your loved ones and family members in recovery? We’re kicking off the year with a two-part series on relationship and family support roles. January’s webinar will include a pair of siblings and a couple who will share their stories on the importance of relationships and how they navigate recovery together.

Visit: https://ow.ly/t46Q50XXqHc to register!