Provides employment and education supports for adults working toward self-sufficiency. Participants receive one-on-one intensive case management, wrap-around supportive services, resources, and referrals. Works directly with participants to create a detailed goal plan, obtain a credit report, create a monthly budget to increase knowledge of money management. Assists with creating, updating, and maintaining a current professional resume to improve success in obtaining employment opportunities, finding adequate affordable housing options, and finding employment or better employment opportunities.

Provides individuals older than the age of 18 with a chronic mental health diagnosis an opportunity to achieve personal growth and fulfillment through various treatment options. Programs include: Enhanced Care CRR (Community Residential Rehabilitation), Community Based Supported Housing, Geriatric Personal Care Boarding Homes, and a Comprehensive Mental Health Personal Care Home program. All of these programs have a goal to enhance the development of the skills, attitudes and habits necessary to prevent re-hospitalization, as well as to encourage successful community reintegration.

Connects eligible Oakland homeowners with financial assistance to address critical home repairs.

Senior Oakland homeowners over the age of 55 and at or below 80% of the area median income may be eligible to receive up to $22,500 for home repairs when they join the CLT.

Owns and manages affordable rental units in South and West Oakland. Many of the units are barrier free/ADA accessible.

The County of Armstrong shall not have "any preference, limitation or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination." The Armstrong County Fair Housing Officer will forward all individual complaints filed to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission.

Prepares county wide plans and coordinates programs to implement those plans. The Department is responsible for planning, community development, and housing programs. Specific functions include subdivision and land development review, transportation planning.

Provides community-based residential support to adults with intellectual and development disabilities.

Offers Community/Drop-In Center and a shelter for LGBTQ+ youth experiencing homelessness in Pittsburgh/Allegheny County. Also provides emotional support and resources to help LGBTQ+ youth develop the skills needed to live independently.

Offers a homeownership education program consisting of online courses and one-on-one counseling. The course is designed to enable clients to make informed decisions during the transition from renter to homeowner. This course places an emphasis on financial literacy for first-time homebuyers, particularly in the low to moderate income population.

Operation HOME has developed partnerships with the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA), local lending institutions, social service agencies, and local real estate organizations to help reach its goal of creating successful homeowners throughout Western Pennsylvania.

Offers opportunities for homeowners, tenants, and owners of rental property. There are forgivable interest-free housing rehabilitation loans, grants for accessibility upgrades, forgivable interest-free down payment and closing cost assistance loans, free legal assistance, housing stabilizing short term funding, programs to stimulate both new construction and substantial rehabilitation, and programs to stimulate production of rental housing.

Provides transitional assistance to military members who are reintegrating back into civilian life. Provides essential housing, employment, and other vital supportive services to eligible Veterans, service members, and their families to improve self-sufficiency, sustainability, and quality of life.

Provides help for homeless veterans to seek and gain employment and training services to re-enter the work force. Offers job counseling, resume preparation, and job placement.

Provides transitional assistance to military members who are reintegrating back into civilian life. Provides essential housing, employment, and other vital supportive services to eligible Veterans, service members, and their families to improve self-sufficiency, sustainability, and quality of life.

Provides help for homeless veterans to seek and gain employment and training services to re-enter the work force. Offers job counseling, resume preparation, and job placement.

Provides transitional assistance to military members who are reintegrating back into civilian life. Provides essential housing, employment, and other vital supportive services to eligible Veterans, service members, and their families to improve self-sufficiency, sustainability, and quality of life.

Provides services to improve the lives of Hispanics in the region, increase the Hispanic population, support existing and new Hispanic businesses, and increase Hispanic investment in the region.

Offers specialized supportive housing facilities and permanent affordable housing for the most-vulnerable families and individuals in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. Provides technical assistance and property management services for facilities after they've been completed. Included in housing stock are emergency shelters, transitional housing facilities, special needs housing, and permanent, affordable housing, both multi-family rental and homeownership units.

Offers barrier-free and low-income subsidized rental properties throughout southwestern Pennsylvania.

Managing and administering the federal and state grants including but not limited to Community Development Grant (CDGB), Community Services Block Grant (CSBG), Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG), Homeless Assistance Program (HAP), Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP), and the Homeless Investment Partnership funding (HOME).

Provides support for people with serious mental illness who are living independently in the community. Staff work one-on-one with participants to develop a personalized service plan to provide the support a person needs to maintain independent living.

Helps very low-income, single parent families in Allegheny County to secure and maintain decent, affordable housing and higher levels of self-sufficiency. A counselor helps program participants to develop and implement action plans which contain specific goals and objectives for self-sufficiency and the steps which participants need to take to achieve these goals. The case manager works on an individual basis with each participant, linking them to key services, monitoring their progress, and guiding them on their personally designed paths toward self-sufficiency.

Owns and manages housing units for low-income residents of Allegheny County. Administers the Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) Program for Allegheny County.

Owns and manages housing units for low-income residents of Allegheny County. Administers the Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) Program for Allegheny County.

Requires objective reviews of housing or housing-related services for quality, content, and quantity of information and services. Volunteers are compensated as testers and trained under the methodologies approved by The Department of Housing and Development.

Provides support for individuals with mental illnesses and/or substance abuse issues.

Services include meals, social activities, educational programs, help finding accommodation and work, and access to showers, telephones, and computers; some transportation is available.

Screens eligibility for and provides public housing; affordable rent or subsidized rent according to household income. Provides lawn care, snow removal, and full service maintenance.

Provides financial assistance in the form of a grant to Indiana County home owners who have a permanent physical disability, or who has someone within their household with a permanent physical disability. Modifications such as ramps, grab bars, bathroom modifications, door widening, stair lifts etc. will be made to accommodate their disability and enable them to maintain their independent living status.

A grant or deferred loan program for income eligible households that are required to install sewage and/or water laterals from the house to the main service line of the public system.

Assists in the filing of housing discrimination complaints.

Gives referrals to the Fair Housing Law Center to investigate, file and provide legal representation for victims of housing discrimination.

Provides public housing for low-income individuals and families. Consists of eleven communities scattered throughout Cambria County, with four communities designed for older adults and individuals with disabilities.

Helps individuals develop symptom management, coping skills, social/community supports needed to get and maintain stable housing, meaningful employment, and to reach educational goals. Services provided on-site or in the community or home.

Loans books, magazines, audio cassettes, compact discs, records, video cassettes, puppets, and vertical information files. Offers public computers and Internet access. Also provides in-house and telephone reference services, Inter-library Loan, and reference materials including CD-ROM databases. Serves as warming/cooling center during periods of extreme cold/heat.

Provides affordable housing for low income families. Also links residents to community action agencies for housing counseling.

Services include, but are not limited to the following: Acute Inpatient Behavioral Health, Outpatient, and Partial Hospital Treatment, Mobile Medication, Assertive Community Treatment Teams, Supported Employment, and a variety of other Recovery Oriented services such as Psychiatric Rehabilitation, Clubhouse and Peer services. Multiple residential and housing options are available as well for those who meet the criteria.

Assessment/Case Management - includes evaluation of the problem, development, implementation and monitoring of a service plan, referral to other agencies, and periodic review of the service plan to insure that it meets the person's needs.

The Human Services Department comprises Aging Services, Children and Youth Services, Behavioral Health and Developmental Services, Homeless and Housing Services and Veterans Affairs. Has the responsibility to oversee the coordination of the human services system through elimination of service duplication as well as the improvement and development of new services. The Department works closely with the private non-profit sector to maximize community resources through effective utilization of multiple sources of available funding.

Provides Case management to help individuals who struggle with substance abuse develop a sober and drug-free lifestyle, while working towards stability in housing, education, employment, transportation, child care, and healthcare. Services include: connecting individuals to treatment options; assisting with application processes such as Medical Assistance, Social Security, job applications and educational opportunities; legal advocacy; life skills coaching; referrals for transportation, childcare, food, clothing, and other basic needs.

Provides permanent affordable housing and supportive services for families who are experiencing homelessness or living in transitional housing.

Services include case management, regular home visits, development of a family care plan, and coordination of other resources.

Provides counseling to first time home buyers. Certified Housing and Urban Development Counseling Agency.

Screens for eligibility for public housing.

Provides residential rehabilitation and supportive housing for individuals with mental illness. Individuals participate in developing their own treatment plan and receive comprehensive mental health services while living in a community setting.

Provides community living for people with developmental disabilities through placement with a host family. Person-centered training for the foster family and the participating individual focus on everyday living skills, family dynamics, and skill development.

Provides community-based treatment and rehabilitation services that combines recovery with integrated approaches that address an individual’s psychiatric, medical, and behavioral health needs. Services include diagnostic assessment, crisis intervention, individual and group psychotherapy, medication evaluation and management, and mental health recovery. Support services include rehabilitation activities that help clients learn or improve the skills required to live, work, and learn in the community; and coordination and development of community supports to connect clients to essential services.

Provides community-based treatment and rehabilitation services that combines recovery with integrated approaches that address an individual’s psychiatric, medical, and behavioral health needs. Services include diagnostic assessment, crisis intervention, individual and group psychotherapy, medication evaluation and management, and mental health recovery. Support services include rehabilitation activities that help clients learn or improve the skills required to live, work, and learn in the community; and coordination and development of community supports to connect clients to essential services.

Provides community-based treatment and rehabilitation services that combines recovery with integrated approaches that address an individual’s psychiatric, medical, and behavioral health needs. Services include diagnostic assessment, crisis intervention, individual and group psychotherapy, medication evaluation and management, and mental health recovery. Support services include rehabilitation activities that help clients learn or improve the skills required to live, work, and learn in the community; and coordination and development of community supports to connect clients to essential services.

Responsible for administration and management of city finances and services. Departments include Zoning and Planning, Community/Economic Development, Emergency Services, Health Bureau, Parks and Recreation, Recycling and Solid Waste, Public Works and Police.

Operates 59 housing units.

Operates 99 housing units.

Provides two housing developments (Bell Court and Cold Spring) d for low and moderate income persons

The Children's Rehabilitation Program offers the following services:

- Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Clinic - offers treatment for ADHD, a developmental disorder that occurs at some stage in a child's development.

-Behavioral Pediatrics Clinic - provides services for children whose behavior is interfering with learning.

-Children's Rehabilitation Hospital - offers inpatient services for children with chronic developmental behavioral problems.

-Starting Young Program - Provides a comprehensive, interdisciplinary evaluation service designed to identify babies with developmental problems that might otherwise go undetected.

Administers several housing programs in Lebanon County. Accepts online housing applications for the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program and Public Housing program waiting lists.

Provides hands-on, learning environment for children within the community. They also partner with the homeless shelter to provide a safe and developmentally appropriate place for the children to learn and grow.

Works to provide decent, safe and sanitary housing for eligible low-income individuals and families, including special provisions for seniors and the physically challenged who are in need of affordable housing and who meet eligibility requirements.

Provides information about eligibility for and vacancies in subsidized housing properties in Allentown. Eligibility criteria include income guidelines, age and/or disability status. Two year waiting list for public housing.

Administers the Section 8 program. Eligibility is determined by income and family size.

Offers a variety of housing options and information for families and individuals generally administered and funded through the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development.

Offers low rent public housing developments which are owned, operated, and maintained by Delaware County Housing Authority.

Offers low cost housing developments geared toward low income seniors and individuals with a disability.

Administers the state contract for domestic violence services, promoting prevention, intervention and change. Develops training materials programs, trains the trainers, and partners with state officials to effectively coordinate Pennsylvania's response to domestic violence. Advocates for housing laws and public housing policies that protect victims and prevent landlords from discriminating.

Provide assistance and supportive services for participants in eligible housing developments.

Offers residents a chance to sign up for an Individual Development Account or IDA, which is a special escrow savings account designed to help people with low or modest incomes save up for a major, lifelong asset such as a home. For every dollar saved in an IDA, account holders receive a corresponding match. Participants must agree to complete financial education classes and use their savings towards the purchase of a home. IDAs make it possible for individuals and families to build the financial assets they need to achieve homeownership.

Provides financial literacy training as well as guidance to develop and achieve financial goals.

IDA Program provides Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) to individuals who are first time home buyers. It is a structured savings program that provides matching funds for participants who meet a savings goal and complete financial education. First time home buyers who save $2,000, complete 6 hours of financial literacy education, and participate in 5 hours of housing counseling are eligible to receive $4,000 in matching funds. Funds may be used for down payment or closing costs.

Focuses on promoting the economic development and financial inclusion of the Latino community and ensuring equal access to quality housing for all.

HUD / FHA mortgage insurance, low and moderate income and elderly housing programs, community development assistance to local governments, and financial and technical assistance to organizations administering ongoing HUD programs, projects, and developments. Literature and speakers available. In most cases, HUD does not provide direct service to the public. Callers can request the list of HUD - subsidized housing. There are three housing lists, one for families, one for the elderly, and one for persons with disabilities.

Responsible for national policy and programs that address America's housing needs, that improve and develop the Nation's communities, and enforce fair housing laws. Also provides consumers with information on a range of housing issues, including foreclosures and reverse mortgages, and referrals to approved local housing counseling agencies.

HUD-approved housing counseling agencies are available to provide you with the information and assistance you need to avoid foreclosure. As part of President Obama's comprehensive Homeowner Affordability and Stability Plan (HASP), you may be eligible for a special Making Home Affordable loan modification or refinance, to reduce your monthly payments and help you keep your home.

If you need help understanding the Making Home Affordable programs, you can use this search tool to find a counseling agency in your area that will provide you with free foreclosure prevention services. If you are eligible for the loan modification or refinance program, the counselor will work with you to compile an intake package for your servicer.

Foreclosure prevention counseling services are provided free of charge by nonprofit housing counseling agencies working in partnership with the Federal Government. These agencies are funded, in part, by HUD and NeighborWorks® America. There is no need to pay a private company for

Government program to help homeowners get mortgage relief and avoid foreclosure. Making Home Affordable programs offer a range of solutions that may be able to help:
A) Refinance and take advantage of low mortgage interest rates.
B) Reduce monthly mortgage payments

Get mortgage relief while searching for re-employment
C) Get help when you owe more than your home is worth
D) Avoid foreclosure when homeownership is no longer affordable or desirable

Government program to help homeowners get mortgage relief and avoid foreclosure. Making Home Affordable programs offer a range of solutions that may be able to help:
A) Refinance and take advantage of low mortgage interest rates.
B) Reduce monthly mortgage payments

Get mortgage relief while searching for re-employment
C) Get help when you owe more than your home is worth
D)Avoid foreclosure when homeownership is no longer affordable or desirable

Under recently announced changes to HAMP, military homeowners and other families who are permanently displaced by a job-related move may be eligible for a mortgage modification.

Responsible for national policy and programs that address America's housing needs, that improve and develop the Nation's communities, and enforce fair housing laws.

Income-based programs offer residential housing rehabilitation, and energy-efficient housing improvements. Staff members engage eligible homeowners and renters in developing a plan to use identified resources to provide affordable, safe, accessible and energy-efficient housing improvements. Through community collaboration and partnerships with county and local municipal governments, and a multitude of other non-profit organizations, the program leverages local, state and federal housing resources. Staff members engage eligible homeowners in developing a plan to use identified resources for solutions that provide affordable, safe, accessible and energy-efficient housing improvements.

Income-based programs offer residential housing rehabilitation, and energy-efficient housing improvements. Staff members engage eligible homeowners and renters in developing a plan to use identified resources to provide affordable, safe, accessible and energy-efficient housing improvements. Through community collaboration and partnerships with county and local municipal governments, and a multitude of other non-profit organizations, the program leverages local, state and federal housing resources. Staff members engage eligible homeowners in developing a plan to use identified resources for solutions that provide affordable, safe, accessible and energy-efficient housing improvements.

Master Leasing offers housing and wrap-around supportive services to individuals who are diagnosed with severe and persistent mental health concerns with co-occurring criminal justice involvement and housing instability. Supported housing through the program is time-limited to two years. A dedicated Case Manager provides tenant support, landlord mediation, and personalized case management services. Participants in the program engage in life skills development to take over the lease for the unit they reside in upon completion of the Master Leasing program and sustain permanent housing of their own.

Trains physicians, nurses, medical students, and other medical professionals to recognize the signs of domestic abuse. Provides on-site support when available to victims at local hospitals. Develops and distributes resource materials which are used by hospitals and health care providers when they are dealing with victims of domestic violence.

Provides housing for up to 30 days. Services are focused on securing housing and employment. Shelter representatives assist in developing service plans, provide referrals, and monitor progress weekly.

Provides emergency shelter for up to 30 days. Assists with food and clothing bank, employment and career services, and housing search assistance.

A drug free, 6 month residential chemical dependency treatment program for women, pregnant women or mothers who may be accompanied by up to two of their children. Treatment is provided in a home-like environment with mothers remaining the principal caregivers for their children.

Rehabilitation includes:
- Individual/group counseling, TREM counseling
- Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous meetings
- Life skills seminars
- Parenting skills education
- Vocational guidance, housing guidance, recreation
- Development of aftercare treatment plans

In addition to providing a licensed child care program for residents, Vantage offers a prevention/intervention program for children residing at Vantage. Included components of the program are values clarification and prevention sessions, as well as family counseling.

A Drug Affected Infants Program provides infant stimulation to children up to age 3 who were born to

Resources for Human Development provides services in 14 states to adults and children with mental illness, developmental disabilities, substance abuse and those who are homeless. Programs include therapy and counseling services, job training, assisted transportation, crisis intervention, and supportive and/or affordable housing.

Provides permanent, supportive, group residences for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness who were formerly institutionalized. Program services include access to health care services, medical nursing services, medication management, recreation activities, case management, life skills training, and other community resources.

Provides short-term residential accommodations and continuous supervision for eight individuals in psychiatric crisis. The program provides mental health and stabilization services as a voluntary alternative to hospitalization. Individuals enter the program for up to 10 days until they stabilize or other arrangements can be made for them.

Case Management offers supportive services to assist clients in developing and achieving goals in all domains of life to support independent living in the community. Case managers provide linkage and referrals to resources in the community to meet a person's need as well as crisis management, assistance in filling out applications for benefits, housing and employment.

Multidisciplinary community treatment teams provide intensive, individual support to individuals diagnosed with a serious mental illness in both Lehigh and Northampton counties. Specific services include psychiatric assessment, medication education and monitoring, treatment for co-occurring disorders, behavioral therapy, psychosocial services and education.

A separate, intensive/blended case management unit provides continuity of care for those individuals with serious mental illness residing in Lehigh and Northampton counties who no longer require the intensive level of multidisciplinary assertive community treatment team services.

The Lehigh Valley ACT Permanent Supportive Housing program provides independent, scattered site housing funded through a McKinney-Vento grant to chronically homeless individuals with serious and persistent mental illness. Location Northampton

Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program is a residential treatment program for homeless, pregnant and parenting women with co-occurring disorders of mental illness/drug abuse.

Services available include:
- Individual and Group Therapy (that includes addiction/mental health recovery)
- Life Skills
- Parenting Skills
- Weekly Psychiatric Services
- On-site Preschool

Provides a long-term residential treatment facility for chemically dependent women and their children. Special components address drug/alcohol addiction and parenting skills, as well as prevention and intervention for the children.

Provides rental subsidy, case management, individual recovery planning, links to community resources, life skills education, coordination of educational and vocational training services,and coordination of medical, dental and mental health services.

Provides one-time financial assistance to obtain or maintain housing, providing funds for expenses such as rental security deposit, rent, rental arrears, mortgage payment/arrears, utility deposit/payments, medical supplies not covered by insurance, and basic household furniture items.

New Options is a licensed personal care home that promotes clients' independence and integrity by providing a supportive community environment for elderly individuals who are mentally impaired, and who had been institutionalized. Clients are encouraged to function as independently as possible via making decisions and choices on activities of daily living and community participation.

Resources for Human Development provides services in 14 states to adults and children with mental illness and/or developmental disabilities. Programs administered from the Lehigh office include Carbon-Monroe-Pike Community Connections, Crossroads Supportive Housing Program, Hope House, Hope Springs, Lehigh Valley Assertive Community Treatment Team, New Perspectives Crisis Telephone, Mobile, and Residential Services, On Our Own, On Our Way and Mainstay North.

Provides permanent, supportive, group residences for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness who were formerly institutionalized. Program services include access to health care services, medical nursing services, medication management, recreation activities, case management, life skills training, and other community resources.

Provides day care and youth services for children and families in Philadelphia, specifically in the Southwest section. Aims to offer services that are both enriching and stimulating in a safe environment, and provide a safe passage for children to develop into adulthood.

Our after-school Youth Services Program houses a computer lab, art room, library and a large multi-purpose room. Music, art, and ceramics are some of the enrichment activities children can participate in as part of the after-school program.

Assist with mortgage delinquency and default resolution. CEO, working in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA), the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and the Court of Common Pleas Foreclosure Diversionary Program, assists homeowners who are having difficulties paying their mortgage.

Provides transitional housing and supportive services for homeless veterans with serious mental health and substance abuse problems. Helps each veteran achieve greater self-determination, improved residential stability, and increased income and/or job skills. Provides safe and affordable housing, develops a individualized service goal / treatment plan for each veteran, and provide case management services.

Provides HUD approved counseling agency in conjuntion with Housing Development Corp. Assists with, landlord/tenant negotiation, emergency housing referral assistance, loan and grant program applications, pre-purchase counseling, post purchase counseling, and budget counseling.

Assists with mortgage delinquency and default resolution. CEO, working in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA), the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and the Court of Common Pleas Foreclosure Diversionary Program, assists homeowners who are having difficulties paying their mortgage.

HUD approved counseling agency in conjuntion with Housing Development Corp. Assists with landlord/tenant negotiation, emergency housing referral assistance, loan and grant program applications, pre-purchase counseling, post purchase counseling, and budget counseling.

Provides decent, safe and sanitary housing for eligible low-income individuals, families and senior citizens. Provides information about eligibility for and vacancies in subsidized and non-subsidized housing properties in Lehigh County. Eligibility criteria include income guidelines, age and/or disability status. Waiting list for all programs is 1 - 2 years.

Administers the Section 8 program. Eligibility is determined by income and family size. Approximately 1-2 year waiting list.

Provides a structured residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation program. Services include Aggression Replacement Training (ART), group therapy, individual and family counseling, educational seminars, an academic program, work (funcional skills development) therapy (training), recreation therapy, psychoeducation groups, vocational guidance, employment counseling, and GED preparation. Length of stay varies from 60 days to 6+ months, based on treatment need and individual circumstances.

Provides free home buyers counseling and closing cost assistance.

Provides rental assistance, rapid-re-housing and supportive services to eligible participants.

Increases access to services, such as water and sewer systems, housing, health clinics, emergency service facilities, electric and telephone service. Promotes economic development through loans to businesses. Provides technical assistance and information to help agricultural producers and cooperatives get started and improve effectiveness.

Offers a variety of housing programs.

Offers single-family housing programs assisting in the purchase, construction, and repair of homes. Provides rural rental housing programs to assist in new construction or rehabilitate existing multi-family housing projects and build or improve community facilities. Assists rural businesses.

Increases access to services, such as water and sewer systems, housing, health clinics, emergency service facilities, and electric and telephone service. Promotes economic development through loans to businesses. Provides technical assistance and information to help agricultural producers and cooperatives get started and improve their effectiveness.

Provides a variety of services including: pregnancy testing; ultrasound exams; pregnancy, parenting, adoption, and abortion education; pregnancy and fetal development information; adoption support and referrals; abortion pill reversal information and referral; emergency material assistance with items like baby clothing, formula, baby wipes, car seats, and diapers; post abortion support; sexual health and relationship education; and referrals for housing and medical assistance.

Offers a variety of housing options for families and individuals through the two major housing programs administered and funded through the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development.

Provides affordable public housing to eligible senior citizens, families, and disabled people. We have developments throughout Bucks County in Bristol, Bensalem, Doyelstown Township, Perkasie, Sellersville, Telford, and Quakertown.

Provides home repairs which can include roofs, plumbing, electrical, windows, doors, floors and subfloors, ceiling, drywall, and mobilitiy adaptations.

NKCDC has a team of HUD-certified housing counselors who are able to provide a very wide range of free housing services, including: first-time homebuyer counseling; foreclosure and sheriff sale prevention; rent, mortgage and utility assistance; property tax and rent rebates; financial education. Also help clients build budgets and credit, and can connect people to affordable home repair.

Offers a homebuyer assistance grant of up to $10,000 (or 6% of the home’s purchase price, whichever is lower) to assist first-time homebuyers reduce the principal, cover down payment and loan closing costs.

Helps up to 1,000 Philadelphia families buy new affordable homes and build equity for their futures.

Provides major adaptations to a house or a rental unit to help individuals with physical disabilities to live independently in their own homes and avoid institutionalization. Provides free adaptations to a house or an apartment, allowing easier access to and mobility within the home.

Provides free repairs to correct electrical, plumbing, heating, limited structural and carpentry, and roofing emergencies in eligible owner-occupied homes in Philadelphia.

Provides free emergency heater repairs for eligible households. Repairs include oil burners, gas valves, thermostats and heating controls, chimney and flue, circulator and blowers, and heating pipes and gas leaks.

Provides home fixing service. Repairs include replacing exterior doors and locks, rebuilding basement steps, making minor plumbing repairs and replacing electrical switches, outlets and fixtures.

Helps adults recovering from mental health challenges to live in the community while developing independent living skills. Offers single or shared apartments and shared single-family houses.

Provides residential services to young mothers and children in need at two residential facilities located on a campus in Roxborough.

A) Generations I: Provides Supervised Residential Housing for young mothers with one young child.

B) Generations II: Provides Transitional Housing for young mothers with up to two young children.

C) New Generations: Provides Permanent Supportive Housing for young mothers who have been identified as homeless, each with up to two children.

Provides residential services to young mothers and children in need at two residential facilities located on a campus in Roxborough.

A) Generations I: Provides Supervised Residential Housing for young mothers with one young child.

B) Generations II: Provides Transitional Housing for young mothers with up to two young children.

C) New Generations: Provides Permanent Supportive Housing for young mothers who have been identified as homeless, each with up to two children.

Prepares incarcerated individuals for success through offering a series of workshops on topics including social media, applying for medical benefits, securing housing, and obtaining education and employment. Provides one-on-one mentorship for at least six months to develop a personalized goal plan. Also works with soon to be released juvenile lifers to help them transition into the community.

Cradle of Hope is a home for single mothers and their children. It offers housing and support services for up to 6 mothers and their children for up to 12 months in the greater Philadelphia area. Helps individuals develop skills to get full-time employment and permanent housing.

Provides affordable housing, tenant counseling, and support services. Also provides referrals to other agencies for housing if basic qualifications are not met.

Development and mentoring program for agencies or individuals who are starting their own housing ministry

Provides OHCD (Office of Housing and Community Development) approved housing counseling, including:
A) Home Purchase Counseling
B) Mortgage Default and Delinquency
C) Property Tax Default or Delinquency
D) HEMAP (Homeowners Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program
E) Legal counseling for tenants and homeowners

You will meet with a Blended Case Manager who will partner with you and your family to achieve your goals.
You will meet with your Blended Case Manager at your home, at PATH or in the community.
You will receive help from your Blended Case Manager to obtain the services you and your family need such as housing, health insurance, and appropriate school placement.
You will receive help from your Blended Case Manager to obtain behavioral health, substance abuse, or other medical treatment.
You and your family will receive assistance from your Blended Case Manager to effectively collaborate with your school and assure that your academic needs are met.
You will be supported by your Blended Case Manager as you resolve problems and begin to develop confidence in your own abilities to meet lifeâs challenges.

You will meet privately with a professionally credentialed clinician who speaks Russian and will listen to your concerns.
The clinician will help you identify areas in your life that you would like to change and help you develop a plan to make these changes.
You will meet regularly and be supported by the clinician as you take actions to bring about these changes.
The clinician will arrange for you to see a PATH psychiatrist, if indicated.
You will meet with a psychiatrist who will complete an evaluation and may prescribe medication for you.
If you meet with a psychiatrist who does not speak Russian, your clinician will also attend the appointment and act as your translator.
You may continue to see both the psychiatrist for medication appointments and see the clinician for therapy.

You will be assigned a primary case manager..
You will meet with a case manager who will form a partnership with you to facilitate your recovery.
In addition to your case manager, other team members will also be available to assist you.
You will meet with a case manager at your home, at PATH, or in the community.
You and a case manager will identify goals that you would like to achieve and develop a plan to achieve your goals.
You will receive help from a case manager to obtain mental health, substance abuse or other medical treatment.
You will receive help from a case manager to obtain services such as housing, health insurance, financial benefits and other needed resources.
You will be able to contact a case manager for help whenever you experience a crisis, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You will receive support and encouragement from a case manager as you enter recovery and learn to become more independent.

Provides OHCD (Office of Housing and Community Development) approved housing counseling.

Works to advance policies and system reforms. The program is designed to facilitate the development and preservation of affordable homes, build stronger neighborhood shopping districts, advance equitable neighborhood revitalization and address resident needs.

Provides affordable housing, self-sufficiency coaching, and educational supports to help families achieve long-term stability. Helps client families plan and achieve family goals. Coaching designed to help families reach goals concerning child care, education, employment, finances, home management, parenting, personal development, physical and mental health, and recovery from substance use.

Provides information on energy conservation techniques to lower utility bills; education on common home repairs that yield the most savings; utility assistance and weatherization programs available to low- and moderate-income families; home repair programs for housing preservation; and developing a budget to manage household expenses.

Provides assistance with the following programs and applications:

• Budget Counseling/Energy Counseling
• Emergency Oil Assistance
• Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
• Low Income Conservation Assistance Program (LICAP)
• Rain Water Barrels
• Utility Assistance
• Utility Emergency Services Fund (UESF)
• Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) Applications
• Water Conservation

Provides an after-school program that emphasizes the value of human life. Program cohorts run 12 weeks. Activities include training in influencer leadership, communication, study skills, career development, mental and physical wellness, entrepreneurship, and blockchain basics. Also includes dog training and art therapy involving painting, audio and video production, and performance. Each session begins with a meal, whoosah, and a "how was your day" check-in.

Provides loans up to $15,000 to lower income homeowners for the repair and rehabilitation of their home. If lead paint removal is involved, assistance may increase to $30,000. Eligible activities for assistance include weatherization, improvements to bring property to code, and/or to make it more accessible.

The Enterprise Center’s suite of business acceleration services provides entrepreneurs with access to certification, networking, contract procurement assistance, one-on-one business support. We currently house two federally-funded business centers: the Mid Atlantic Small Business Transportation Resource Center and the Minority Business Development Agency Business Center of Pennsylvania.

Provides one-on-one rental, pre-purchase, and post-purchase counseling, and group workshops covering topics like home insurance, property tax assistance, weatherization, affordable senior housing, home purchase, fair housing, and home maintenance. Also offers a free full course to earn a first-time home buyer certificate.

Offers an evidenced based home visiting curriculum to parents in Philadelphia shelters who have children younger than age five. Pairs families with a parent educator who facilitates activities focused on parent-child interaction, development-centered parenting, and family well-being.

Provides books, educational toys, and twice-weekly home visits from Early Learning Specialists over the two-year program cycle. Connects families to other needed supports, including housing, medical, and educational services. Program graduates also receive assistance with enrolling in preschool programs.

Manages Affordable Housing Apartment Units.

Home and Community Services and Residential services in community homes. These settings are licensed residential facilities providing a home environment to encourage individuals to develop skills as on on-going process aimed at areas such as: Daily living activities, recreation, communication, socialization, health, safety, well-being, financial independence, and personal adjustment.

Provides low-income and Section 8 housing programs. Determines housing eligibility and administer two different types of housing assistance programs: Rental assistance to low-income families living in privately-owned rental properties, as well as low-income housing directly owned and operated by HUD.

Administers and develops affordable housing for low-income and elderly families in the City of Sunbury. Participates in the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) and Public Housing programs.

Provides emergency rental and mortgage assistance, utility assistance, food vouchers and listing of county food pantries, emergency shelter, county housing rehab program, referrals, funding and information source for local human service agencies.

Provides decent, affordable, and safe rental housing for eligible low-income families, the elderly, and persons with disabilities. Public housing ranges from single family houses to highrise apartments for elderly persons.

The East Mountain Center for Early Learning (EMCEL), Friendship Houseâs first Community Pre K and Day Care program, provides a nurturing, supportive environment for young children to grow in every aspect of their social, emotional, cognitive and physical development.

Provides low-income public housing and Section 8 rental assistance for families living in privately-owned properties.

Advocacy promotes and protects the civil rights of children and adults with IDD. The Arc's professional advocates provide assistance and information sharing to individuals and families on such matters as available supports, public education, employment and housing. Information is shared with local, state and federal legislators to ensure policies promote the best interest of individuals with IDD.

Supported Living assists individuals to fully function as members of our community with-out twenty-four hour staff supervision. A Supported Living Coach provides supports to individuals in one or more of the following areas: scheduling appointments, budgeting, shopping, transportation, etc. Family Living/Life Sharing offers an opportunity for an individual with intellectual and developmental disabilities and a family or individual to share their lives. Family Living/Life Sharing is based on the importance of enduring and permanent relationships as the foundation for learning life skills, developing self-esteem and learning to exist in interdependence with others.

Provides trained staff in each home assist individuals in various aspects of household routines such as shopping, laundry, cooking, budgeting and entertaining.

Provides Low Income and Section 8 housing programs, Section 8 Housing provides rental assistance to low-income families living in privately-owned rental properties.

Tax credits are used to leverage private capital into new construction or acquisition and rehabilitation of affordable housing. The tax credits are determined by the development costs, and are used by the owner.

Provides decent and safe rental housing for eligible low-income families, the elderly, and persons with disabilities.

Provides education programs in areas such as agriculture, farming, food preservation, nutrition, child care, as well as training in the natural gas industry. Advisors are available to go to homes to provide nutrition education for low-income clients.
Also provides information on chemical safety, such as using pesticides, and advises which products should be used for a specific cause.

Administers both a public housing and Section 8 housing voucher program. The housing authority owns and manages 3 projects which contain 299 affordable rental units. It also administers 347 Section 8 housing vouchers.

Serves the owner/occupants by upgrading their home. Eligible rehabilitation activities are restricted to functional repairs to the residential structure or a component of the structure such as the heating, electrical, water or sewer systems. Cosmetic upgrades are not allowed.

Low income housing unit for families. Eligibility guidelines apply. Once eligibility is established, a 30 to 60 day wait for an available unit is common. Wait times will vary.

Low income housing unit for families. Eligibility guidelines apply. Once eligibility is established, a 30 to 60 day wait for an available unit is common. Wait times will vary.

Low income housing unit for families. Eligibility guidelines apply. Once eligibility is established, a 30 to 60 day wait for an available unit is common. Wait times will vary.