HopePHL
Jeannette M. Cole, MS, LPC, is a dedicated mental health professional with extensive experience in clinical therapy and behavioral health management. Currently serving as a Clinical Therapist at DelStar since June 2017, Jeannette also holds the position of Manager of Behavioral Health Services at People's Emergency Center, where responsibilities include providing individual and family therapy, trauma-specific therapy, crisis intervention, psycho-education, skill building, and trauma-informed care for women and families in emergency and transitional housing. From August 2011 to June 2017, Jeannette worked as a Clinical Therapist and Evaluator at the Joseph J. Peters Institute. Jeannette earned a Master's degree in Counseling and Clinical Health Psychology, with a focus on Addictions and Offender Counseling, from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine between 2010 and 2012.
HopePHL
HopePHL (pronounced Hopeful) is a newly formed social service organization for families, youth, and young children, experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Philadelphia. HopePHL was formed from two separate, but well known, social service organizations, People’s Emergency Center (PEC), and Youth Service, Inc (YSI), with 150 years of combined service experience. We provide a suite of programs, including: housing, advocacy and trauma-responsive social services that promote equity, resilience, autonomy and well-being, so people who need our services can achieve their goals, whether it’s a new home, a first job, enrolling in school, finding childcare, etc. Learn More at https://bit.ly/HopePHLInfo