Within the walls of Manos House in Columbia, a new generation is finding its footing. At the nonprofit residential program for young men ages 14 to 20 with drug and alcohol histories, transformation happens every day through structure, compassion and a belief in second chances.
“We focus on a holistic approach,” said executive director Chris Runkle. “We serve their needs from the substance use side, but we also serve their educational and emotional health needs as well.”
Manos House has been guiding young men through that challenge since 1972. Originally founded as a halfway house for adults transitioning out of prison, the organization shifted its focus to adolescents, offering substance use treatment, counseling and education under one roof.
The education piece was especially needed, Runkle said.
“Our kids are coming in highly deficient in academic credits,” he explained. “We may get an 18-year-old who has zero high school credits.”
To remedy the issue, Manos House opened Prospect Grove High School, an on-site school with certified
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Where Young Men Find New Beginnings
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“When we started, (the bazaar) was only in the (church) lobby,” said Barbara Augustine, one of the organizers of the St. Philip the Apostle Church holiday bazaar. “It has grown,” added Augustine, who noted that the event now utilizes the entire gym and many upstairs classrooms.
The 30th holiday bazaar, which will feature craft vendors, prize drawings, homemade baked goods, and food for purchase, will
be held on Saturday, Dec. 6, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the church, 2111 Millersville Pike, Millersville. Free parking, including designated handicapped-accessible spaces, will
Augustine reported that at least 65 vendors offering handmade crafts for sale will participate.
Among the many items for attendees to peruse will be Christmas ornaments, wreaths, jewelry, knitted and crocheted items, quilted and fabric items, soy candles, purses and wallets, centerpieces
work that we have done over the years and how we have been able to expand our services and our footprint to serve more people,” reflected Dennis Steiner, president and CEO of VisionCorps, who recently announced his retirement. “That is what our mission is - to empower people who are blind to achieve independence. To me, that is what we are here for.”
Preparing for this year’s St. Philip the Apostle Church holiday bazaar are (from left) Kristen Watt,
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teachers and a small student-toteacher ratio.
Although the school helped with one piece of the problem, the young men needed support in another area as well.
“We were seeing the young men being discharged after completing their program, but then we realized the homes they were going to weren’t supportive,” Runkle said. “There might be addiction in the home, or they might be going back to a peer group and social network that’s not good for their recovery efforts.”
To address the issue, Manos House opened a supervised independent living program, providing inpatient residential care as the men transition out of high school.
Manos House originated in downtown Lancaster, but even after one move in the city, it outgrew the space.
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Today, the Manos House campus spans 14 acres and includes residential housing, classrooms, therapy spaces and an independent living program. It can accommodate up to 43 young men in the program, with an additional 18 beds in independent living. Students come to Manos House from
across the state and into Maryland. Days are highly structured. Each morning begins with a 6 a.m. wake-up call, followed by breakfast in the cafeteria and high school classes until noon. After a family-style cafeteria lunch, students spend time in therapy sessions focused on their specific needs.
“We are a strong proponent of not telling you what you need to do,” Runkle commented. “We would much rather come alongside you and say, ‘You’re here. You probably don’t want to be here, but what are some things you want to work on? Can we build a treatment plan around you being successful?’”
After school and on the weekends, residents may participate in activities ranging from more therapy to recreational time to play basketball or enjoy the on-site rec room. Evening programming during the week focuses on partnerships Manos House has developed with community groups. Students might participate in writing circles led by a retired Hempfield English teacher. Columbia Christian Fellowship, which leases space on the property for church services, offers Cell 13, a faith-based Wednesday night program. The guys also work with Lancaster Art Room, which is located on the property; complete service projects with their neighbors at St. Anne’s Retirement Community; and meet weekly with Mennonite families that come in for Bible studies, games and socializing.
The young men also enjoy community outings to football games or corn mazes before lights out at 8:30 p.m. during the week.
Manos House operates as a 501(c)(3), and the program relies on insurance, grants and community donations. In a typical year, Manos House might see a deficit of $100,000 that’s unfunded by any of its revenue streams, but families are never billed for services.
The on-site school also operates year-round but only receives state funding for a typical 180-day school year. Since students come to Manos House all year long, it’s important for them to be able to jump right into school even if they arrive in July, Runkle said. Finding funding for teachers, staff and other expenses during that time
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Steiner, who started as a VisionCorps case manager in 1984, has 42 years of experience working in the field of blind and low-vision services, including 17 years as president and CEO of VisionCorps. He was succeeded by Megan Tomsheck effective Oct. 31.
“I have been blessed to have a great leadership team here. Many of them have been here for quite some time,” Steiner noted. “Megan is an 18-year employee. I have a good mix of longevity and newer people. They are all committed to our mission. They are all passionate about their work and a good team to lead.”
Steiner was responsible for helping to establish new services during his tenure. His accomplishments include introducing youth programming to the agency and mentoring young people; expanding VisionCorps from one facility in Lancaster to additional rehabilitation and employment sites in Adams, Chester, Lebanon and York counties; and increasing the focus of rehabilitation services to include new technology offerings such as smart glasses, magnifiers and apps.
“Technology has been the game changer for people who are blind and vision impaired,” said Steiner, who is legally blind. “(There is) software that allows the iPhone or
computer or read to you what is on the screen.”
He added that people can use their phones to shop for any items that they need, including food from
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and home decor, and woodcrafts.
“We will have woven goods and ceramics, pet items, gift baskets, and candy,” said Augustine, who added that a vendor who creates gourd birdhouses is new this year at the event as is a maker of soup and dip mixes.
Along with bringing in crafters for the bazaar, members of the St. Philip’s Women’s Auxiliary prepare a variety of items and baked goods for the sale. “The items for the auxiliary table are handmade,” explained Augustine, who shared that church members originate craft ideas and teach other members over the summer. Among the items on the auxiliary table will be ornaments, throws, holiday towels, and other donated handmade items such as baby blankets.
The auxiliary also works ahead
to make baked goods to sell, including cookies and miniature loaf breads in flavors such as zucchini, banana, and pumpkin. Some gluten-free and sugar-free items will be among the baked goods as well.
For the last few years, members of the church’s Knights of Columbus have prepared the food for the event. “The women did all that for many years,” said Augustine, who has researched the history of the bazaar. She reported that in 2022, the Knights were approached to take over in the kitchen. “They were happy to do it,” she said. This year, food that can be eaten at the bazaar will include chicken corn soup, Italian wedding soup, and barbecue sandwiches, along with hot dogs and hamburgers. The bazaar is the church’s largest fundraiser each year. A spring bingo event also raises significant funds. Augustine noted that much of the money raised is used to support church projects, such as a free Thanksgiving dinner for the community, which also includes Meals on Wheels recipients. “Last year, the church provided 850 meals on Thanksgiving,” shared Augustine.
The auxiliary donates to a Knights of Columbus production of “The Last Supper” and to a community baked goods distribution. The bazaar also benefits the parish Poor and Needy Fund. Outside the church, contributions are made to organizations such as A Woman’s Concern. “We have an annual baby shower, where parishioners donate new baby items for clients of the organization,” stated Augustine. Another project involves serving community meals for the homeless at St. Mary’s Church in Lancaster a few times a year. “We host the meals, and we served about 200 last year,” noted Augustine. Loft Community Partnership also receives support, including items from a “Warming Bin” placed in the church lobby during the month of October. “(Church members) donate new items for the homeless, including socks, gloves, and caps,” shared Augustine. At Christmas, the church gives poinsettias and other gifts to residents of St. Anne’s Retirement Community in Columbia who are alone during the holidays. In the case of inclement weather on the day of the bazaar, readers are asked to search for “St. Philip the Apostle Roman Catholic Church” on
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“We don’t turn individuals away,” Runkle said, “but we need support for those cases where there’s no insurance or where we have extra funding needs.”
Students may spend just a few months or up to a year at Manos House, with some transitioning to the resident program beyond that. But every young man who walks through the doors has the same opportunity to transform his life, Runkle said.
“We’re planting seeds here,” he shared. “We’re setting them up with
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said Steiner. “I can’t imagine living without my iPhone or computer because it allows a greater degree of independence.”
Steiner and his wife, Candy, reside in Lancaster Township. Steiner said he is looking forward to spending more time with his family and two grandchildren, but he added that he also plans to continue to advocate for the vision impaired.
“I am going to be involved with the agency at some level, doing
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“Many people ask me, ‘Why did you stay at one place for so long?’ I love the organization, and I love the community,” he added. “Lancaster,
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Having been a visually impaired leader of an organization, Steiner has also set an example for others. “I am a CEO who happens to be blind,” said Steiner prior to his retirement. “I want people to recognize that people who are blind can do almost anything that sighted people can do.”
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