Penn Foundation is a not-for-profit community provider with a 30-acre campus in Sellersville, Pennsylvania, and Mr. Wayne Mugrauer serves as President and CEO. The team includes a Chief Financial Officer and a Vice President of Clinical Services, along with an employee group between 201 and 500 people working across three continents, and they all focus on responsive, compassionate care for over 17,000 children, adolescents, and adults every year. The organization offers a wide range of mental health and addiction services, from crisis intervention and walk-in mental health support to residential treatment, detox, outpatient programs, medication management, emergency psychiatric help, and specialty units for adults and older adults.
Penn Foundation has programs like assertive community treatment (ACT), Camp Crossroads, Penn Gardens, Wellspring Clubhouse, Victory for Veterans, and a mental health walk-in center, along with early intervention programs for very young children, family-based care, and family consultation services. The staff includes trained mental health and addiction specialists who help with individual counseling, group therapy, and case management, and they pay close attention to people living with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, offering peer support, recovery centers, and alumni fellowship, and they also have a focus on supporting people through post-incarceration reentry and intellectual disabilities supports coordination. People who come to Penn Foundation will find emergency services, detox facilities, mobile engagement programs, support groups, education and self-help resources, employee assistance programs, counseling, psychiatry, and discounted legal services.
Families and individuals get access to a health library, community events and calendars, symptom checker, community resource links, and health and wellness amenities like onsite pharmacy and primary care through St. Luke's Sellersville. The organization often receives grants and charitable contributions and keeps endowment funds through the Penn Foundation Trust, which operates as a public charity. There's a tradition of including spiritual care through pastoral services and clinical pastoral education, with support for families and church consultation as well.
Penn Foundation relies on modern technology products such as Joomla, WooCommerce, spin.js, K2, Microsoft tools, Google Tag Manager, Gravity Forms, and LiteSpeed to help manage its website and user accounts, which means families can manage profiles, save favorites, send messages, access newsletters, and find help through maps and charts on the pennfoundation.org site. The facility is committed to offering a broad range of diverse programs tailored to each individual and welcomes adults and adolescents who need care for mental health, intellectual disabilities, substance use, and co-occurring issues, with both inpatient and outpatient options and case management and referral support for extra services if needed. The care team has a strong commitment to hope, recovery, and long-standing service to the community, and you'll find them running wellness programs, behavioral health recovery learning centers, family education, crisis services, and support for suicide prevention and disaster mental health, with a steady, calm focus on what people and families need.
