Provides assistance in seeking employment including resume services, job search strategies, and interview skill building, as well as obtaining child care, credit counseling, and information on home ownership.

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.

Assists post 9/11 veterans and families with financial, educational, recreational, and therapeutic needs.

Offers housing-related resources whether you are interested in renting, currently renting, interested in buying a house, a current home-owner, a landlord, or currently experiencing homelessness.

Provides a wide variety of programs to help individuals to transition through the changes that come with the passing years. Services may include adult daily living centers, home environment modifications, home delivered meals, respite care, medical supplies and equipment, personal emergency response systems, personal care, transportation, caregiver support, home support, needs assessments, Domiciliary Care, senior centers, Ombudsman, legal services, information and referral, PA MEDI health insurance counseling, Older Adult Protective Services

Supports individuals who have completed the Gatehouse program and individuals with spina bifida or other related disabilities who are living out in the community. The program also helps adults with spina bifida to locate housing in the community of their choice.

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 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 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.

Provides listing of available rental properties.

Assists with finding housing and making connections between individuals/families that have varying disabilities and property owner/managers. Connects people with disabilities to independent housing options of their choice, in the community of their choice. Serves as a resource of information, light case management, advocacy, and assistance with navigating through various housing systems.

Provides information about affordable housing resources in Allegheny County.

Lists the specific services available at each agency.

Offers reentry programs that include employment and housing search assistance for formerly-incarcerated individuals with a focus on members of the Jewish community.

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).

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.

Assists individuals in the Greater Pittsburgh Area who believe they have experienced housing discrimination (in rental, sales, mortgage, or homeowner's insurance processes) by enforcing fair housing laws, aiding persons with disabilities with requesting reasonable accommodations, and providing community outreach and education. Services include advocacy, assistance in filing reasonable accommodation requests and fair housing complaints, investigating discrimination claims, references to qualified attorneys, education of landlords and real estate professions, and building community awareness.

Assists eligible individuals and families to address risk factors of for their ability to lead a healthy lifestyle and to retain a stable, health home environment within the community.

Help is available for childcare, clothing, food, shelter, hygiene products/household goods and supplies, utilities, and transportation that is not covered by the Medical Assistance Transportation Program (MATP) such as bus passes to go to the grocery store, work, recovery meetings), and more.

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Maintains website that allows members of the public to search for their Representatives' and Senators' contact information.

Assists families to achieve short and long term goals toward a lifetime of economic success and family self sufficiency. Financial counseling is offered.

Assists in finding low-income housing.

Provides a wide variety of programs and services to older adults.

Provides information on services available to help older adults and people with disabilities maintain their independence, dignity and quality of life. Services include: information and referral, eligibility screening, options counseling, and application assistance.

Provides opportunities and services to older adults (ages 60 and older, unless otherwise noted) to promote their best possible well-being.

Provides opportunities and services to older adults (ages 60 and older, unless otherwise noted) to promote their best possible well-being.

Provides information on services available to help older adults and people with disabilities maintain their independence, dignity and quality of life. Services include: information and referral, eligibility screening, options counseling, and application assistance.

Provides opportunities and services to older adults (ages 60 and older, unless otherwise noted) to promote their best possible well-being.

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

Assists individuals and families to find affordable housing.

Offers a full range of therapeutic, home and community-based services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Services include behavioral supports, community integration activities, community residential services, community residential living, counseling, home and community habilitation, Life Sharing (Family Living), specialized services for autism, supported employment, and supported living services.

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

Offers residents of scattered sites the opportunity to purchase the home they currently occupy.

Offers accessible units and units to meet the needs of persons with mobility, hearing and vision impairments. Wait list priority for families with a household member who is disabled.

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.

Helps low-income veterans and their families find affordable housing. Financial assistance can include help with back rent, mortgage or utility payments for families struggling to remain in their homes.

Using a housing-first case management model, UESF provides services including housing acquisition and landlord negotiation, VA benefit assistance, mainstream benefits, legal assistance referrals, self-sufficiency education, and temporary financial assistance when needed.

Foster Grandparents spends 4 hours a day, 3-5 days a week at a local Head Start Program, day care center, school, or special institution and gives tender, loving, one-on-one support and companionship to children with special needs.

Support and empowers consumers by resolving individual complaints involving long-term care service while working to improve and enhance the long-term living system for the residents and their families. Provides information about rights as a consumer and also advocate for high standards of quality of care in long-term care facilities.

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

Provides rental assistance, homelessness prevention services, and case management.

Provides counseling and advocates for individuals with disabilities seeking affordable and accessible housing. Also educates public about housing rights.

Provides information on services available to help older adults and people with disabilities maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life. Services include information and referral, eligibility screening, options counseling, and application assistance.

Provides information and referral to individuals and their families over the age of 60 and adults with disabilities age 18-59.

Provides information on services available to help older adults and people with disabilities maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life. Services include information and referral, eligibility screening, options counseling, and application assistance.

Provides information on services available to help older adults and people with disabilities maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life. Services include information and referral, eligibility screening, options counseling, and application assistance.

Provides information on services available to help older adults and people with disabilities maintain their independence, dignity, and quality of life. Services include information and referral, eligibility screening, options counseling, and application assistance.

Provides low-income group housing for veterans. Distributes food, clothing, and hygiene products on a monthly basis and provides on-site case management and nursing, as needed. Includes counseling, cable TV, WiFi, utilities, emergency grants, and referral services.

Provides an emergency shelter allowance to stop eviction from home/apartment or foreclosure to house. May also help find a long-term or short-term place to live, if necessary. Amount of the one time payment depends on needs, situation, and emergency.

Offers support and resources based on individual needs. Provides basic life essentials (vital documents, showers, clothes, and food); housing support; employment assistance (job search help, resume assistance, job readiness training, and entrepreneur support); educational support; motivational education, coaching, and life skills training; restorative practices; creative and recreational age-specific programs; community and a safe space.

Service to connect landlords and those in need of housing. Maintains a list of affordable, special-needs, accessible, and emergency housing.

Service to connect landlords and those in need of housing. Maintains a list of affordable, special-needs, accessible, and emergency housing.

Takes calls to assist Members, families, and providers in all areas of behavioral health. Gathers initial assessment information. Performs basic risk assessments.

A national non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to helping older Americans achieve independent lives filled with dignity and purpose.
Services offered to members include:
- Publications such as Modern Maturity and the AARP Bulletin
- Legislative advocacy
- Educational resources
- Access to local chapter activities
- 55 Alive/Mature Driving program (See own listing)
- Legal counsel for the elderly
- Grandparent Information Center provides information and resources to help grandparents cope with their surrogate parent roles

Provides resources to access housing for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to access housing.

Provides housing, treatment, and supportive services for returning citizens

Helps with pre- and post-renting, rental delinquency/default, postpurchase counseling, first-time mortgage counseling, anti-predatory lending, and mortgage default and delinquency counseling.

Provides a supervised, informal meeting place for men and women in recovery from substance abuse and facilitates ongoing connection with recovery support.

Offers services including: Peer mentoring and case management support, 12 step group support, emergency housing, flood, and clothing supports, social and recreational programs, GED attainment assistance, English as a second language, vocational training and career counseling, job search support and programming, financial literacy and planning, and credit restoration

Serves as the waitlist administrators for the 811 Project Rental Assistance (PRA) program, a project-based rental assistance specifically for extremely low-income persons with disabilities.

Services available include:
A) Finding suitable and affordable housing
B) Accessing utility benefits and programs
C) Managing money and budgeting
D) Solving deed and title issues
E) Helping with mortgage default and delinquency counseling
F) Anti-predatory loan counseling and predatory loan relief

The Cradle Pregnancy Resource Center (CPRC) offers counseling and decision-making support to mothers who are pregnant and are feeling overwhelmed by their pregnancy. For those who are still unsure what they are going to do about their pregnancy, the staff and volunteers at CPRC offer guidance and support and information about the choices available to pregnant women and new mothers, and a host of services to assist them, including:

A) Pregnancy Testing and Counseling
B) Housing Assistance
C) Parenting Classes
D) Assistance applying for state assistance, subsidized child care, and subsidized housing
E) Adoption assistance, birth support groups, doulas, adoption services, anger management, medical care, long term counseling, etc.
F) Baby clothes, diapers, & formula

Provides services pertaining to community integration, case and care management, housing assistance, legal counseling referrals, and job finding assistance. Explicit protections are made for victims of sex trafficking.

Provides affordable rental housing to low income households, individuals with special needs, formerly incarcerated individuals and seniors. Units range from efficiencies, 1-5 bedroom apartments, to single rooms in shared housing.

Provides counseling through information, referrals, and advocacy for individuals and families with a variety of housing assistance, issues, questions, or concerns.

Offers an extensive life-long learning curriculum, a vibrant arts and humanities program, a rewarding intergenerational program and a wide array of trip opportunities and evidence-based health promotion and wellness programs, including an on-site fitness center. Center programs also offer diverse groups of people opportunities to connect and to better understand each other.

Offers programs, activities and services including: Support with individual, group, and caregiver counseling, information and assistance with benefits counseling, veterans support group, caregiver information and support, grandparents raising grandchildren information and support.

Offers a comprehensive housing counseling program. Provides housing assessment and case management to create an action plan to resolve the housing crisis. Offers a one-time budgeting and financial management workshop. Counselors can assist with apartment searching, applying to subsidized or public housing, and communicating with landlords. Depending on eligibility, can sometimes offer rental assistance to prevent or resolve a housing crisis.

Helps eligible participants search for their own housing.

Provides a zero interest second mortgage loan with no monthly payments for qualified buyers to be able to afford a renovated home (when available).

Provide case management services to individuals or families who need assistance with food security; interpretation and translation; court processes in domestic, divorce, or child custody matters; finding employment and/or training; information for families on juvenile justice cases; completing higher education applications and other systems navigation assistance.

Provide case management services to individuals or families who need assistance with food security; interpretation and translation; court processes in domestic, divorce, or child custody matters; finding employment and/or training; information for families on juvenile justice cases; completing higher education applications and other systems navigation assistance.

Provides health insurance counseling, assistance with Medicare, HMOs, supplemental insurance, medical assistance, long-term care insurance, and PACE (prescription assistance).

OIC's Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program helps veterans find a job and connect to housing. Services include one-on-one vocational counseling, job training opportunities, resume preparation, job search assistance in our computer lab, free literacy classes, workshops on employment readiness, networking and career workshops, financial literacy workshops, transportation and clothing assistance, as well as a job and housing locators.

Housing Case Management Services helps low income families find affordable housing with housing referrals and counseling on budgeting and tenancy readiness. Limited funds available for rental assistance on a case by case basis for their clients.

Case management services assist individuals with goal setting to help individuals and families to establish and sustain self-sufficiency. Referrals are made to the appropriate resources. Can provide housing and utility funds, budgeting and job search counseling.

Provides a variety of support groups for individuals with mental or physical health issues. Current groups include Grief support, Survivors of suicide, widows/widowers, Prenatal and infant loss. Currently all support groups are in person. The website has a list of currently active groups. See website and Facebook for details and locations.

Committed to supporting and empowering the well being of adults of all ages, residing in Lehigh County. Information and assistance is provided to enable individuals to remain active, healthy, productive and independent in their community.
Senior Services include:
- PA MEDI
- Adult day care
- Assessment
- Care Management
- Caregiver Support Program
- Cedarview Apartments
- Health and Wellness
- Homemaker/home support (18-59 years of age)
- Housing case management/housing assistance
- Information and assistance
- Neighborhood senior centers
- PA LINK to Aging and Disability Resources (www.lehighnorthamptonlink.org)
- Ombudsman program
- Personal care
- Protective services
- Transportation
Click here to find information on subsidized housing, home health care, personal care homes, nursing homes, retirement communities, etc

Allows low and middle-income persons to buy a home of their own. CAADC first buys and renovates the home. All homes in the program are completely rehabilitated and meet or exceed local codes. In most cases, the homes have all new plumbing, heating and electrical systems as well as new kitchens, baths, flooring, windows and more. The homes are then sold to income-eligible families. Sale prices range from $100,000 to $150,000.

Offers three affordable housing opportunities under the Housing Choice Voucher Program.

Tenant-Based Rental Assistance: offers broad choice of housing type and location allowing eligible families to conduct their own housing search and choose where they want to live.

Project-Based Rental Assistance: assistance is tied to the specific rental unit.

Home Ownership Option: allows participants who meet certain requirements to use their housing assistance towards mortgage payment.

Provides an array of public library services.

Additional services at this location programs:
- Adult book discussion groups
- Art and other special exhibits
- Houses both classical and contemporary print and electronic media collections
- Informal socialization and formal learning-oriented programs such as book/film/music/genealogy/travel clubs, job search assistance, language classes, research paper/homework help/tutoring, research skills development, test preparation, computer classes
- Outside book-drop for after hours returns

Provides information on tenant and landlord disputes. Offers first time homeowner classes and credit counseling.

A state and county funded agency mandated by law to provide services for persons with intellectual disabilities. Works closely with many other agencies, bureaus and providers of these services. Manages the State Medicaid Waiver Program.

Supports Coordinators assist individuals with intellectual disability to connect with various services:
* Family Support Services: respite care, family aide, nursing care, home and community habilitation
* Residential Services: supervised apartments, semi-independent living, group homes, family living/life sharing
* Vocational Training: Job skills, obtain and maintain a job, workshop setting, transitional employment, volunteer work, job search and placement, supported employment, job loss prevention
* Adult Day Services: Adult developmental training focusing on basic life skills and leisure activities, community habilitaion, senior programs

Provides diverse supplemental services including but not limited to transportation to medical appointments, shopping for groceries, personal care items to food bank families, financial literacy program, job search and resume writing assistance, and transitional housing (no emergency shelter available).

Prescreens and check pre-requisites for class opportunities in nursing aide, trucking, and forklift.

Prescreens and check pre-requisites for class opportunities in nursing aide, trucking, and forklift.

Provides rental assistance and/or eviction prevention services.

Assists adult mental health consumers in securing safe and affordable permanent housing as well as building basic living skills to enable them to successfully live on their own.

Vouchers to participating grocery stores to purchase basic needs such as food, toilet paper, baby formula, diapers, over-the-counter medication, etc. Non-essential items such as cigarettes/nicotine products, alcohol, or non-store gift cards may not be purchased with the vouchers. NOTE: If people need help with utilities, rent, or fuel they can call Saint Vincent dePaul at 814-643-2222 or The Salvation Army at 814-646-1430.

Individual and group counseling and educational activities aimed at helping adolescents prepare for independence (budgeting, employment, apartment living, etc.).

Offers a free website for finding affordable housing in Pennsylvania.

Provides employment training that includes a vocational assessment; supportive, competency-based pre-vocational, vocational, and psychosocial skills development; supervised workshop employment; and community-based supported employment. Based on the individual's needs, services may also include job development, job skill training, workshop or community job placement, and extensive work adjustment coaching.

Serves one-time emergency needs such as nutritional assistance, emergency shelter, first month rental assistance, rent in arrears assistance, mortgage assistance, and utilities in arrears assistance.

Provides case management, housing opportunities, and permanent supportive housing for people with HIV/AIDS.

Offers apartments for low-income older adults. Also offers on-site services provided by HELP USA, like healthcare, counseling, and employment opportunities.

Provides a structured recovery house for men. Features job search assistance, regular drug and alcohol testing, daily chores, weekly house meetings, step meetings, medicated assisted treatment (MAT), and transportation to meetings. Offers a House manager who lives on-site.

Provides application assistance and referrals for food pantries, housing counseling services, senior citizens programs, rental and utility assistance programs, and more. Also offers budget counseling and information about job opportunities.

This program is for households facing an immediate thread of homelessness. i.e. eviction, notice to vacate, etc.

Provides the following services:
* peer support
* SUD support
* AUD support
* computer lab
* support group meetings
* job search assistance
* employment development
* housing search assistance
* financial funding assistance
* birth certificate, social security card, DMV assistance
* assistance applying for public assistance

Offers assessment, job coaching, job placement, and employment-related transportation to individuals facing barriers to work force entry or re-entry. Also connects clients to wraparound services for basic needs, food, housing, healthcare, and more.

Provides support services including referrals, access to food, access to hygiene/cleaning products, utility assistance, and housing.

Coordinates an affordable housing program that matches homeowners with extra room in their homes with home seekers, in exchange for rent, helping out around the house, or a combination of both.

Collaborate with provider agencies to develop an array of employment support and housing options.

Provides a supported housing program funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development that assists these families once they are ready to move beyond the Emergency Shelter.

Supplies short-term rental subsidies and supportive services to families. Assists participants with services such as housing search, case management, budgeting, and job training, as well as goal planning and guidance toward self-sufficiency for up to two years. Assists clients with appropriate home furnishings to enable them to move forward on the road to independent living.

Offers subsidized housing for older adults and low-income households. Efficiency, 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments are available. Section 8 housing may be available.

Provides an emergency shelter for families with children that assists families in their progress toward self-sufficiency in personal housing, helps provide basic necessities such as clothing, food, personal supplies, helps to secure necessary paperwork such as Social Security card, Photo ID, and birth certificates. Provides a case manager who works with family to identify needs and establish goals, provides assessment and links families to community resources such as: job search; employment; assistance to stabilize income/benefits; education - adult & children.

Provides emergency safe housing for those women, children and men who must flee their homes to be safe. Longer term transitional housing is available to assist survivors to secure a life free from violence and oppression. From emergency housing, they are moved into transitional housing and given financial aid for a security deposit, rent, utilities, furnishings and food. Advocates continue to work closely with them to find employment and eventually a permanent, affordable home of their own.

Provides extended shelter and supportive services for homeless individuals and/or families with the goal of helping them live independently and transition into permanent housing. Some programs require that the individual/family be transitioning from a short-term emergency shelter.

The only organization in the Lehigh Valley dedicated to assisting persons with all types of disabilities. Provides community outreach and education, independent living skills, information on adaptive technologies/equipment, advocacy, information and referral, peer support, sign language interpreter referral service and specialized housing search and support. Provides information on programs that will pay for home modifications (to increase accessibility).

Transportation & Housing Support
Connect individuals with disabilities who are homeless to shelters

Assistive Technology
Offers Information and Assistance for Assistive Technology and Adaptive Equipment inquiries; Supports the Assistive Technology Lending Library/loan program offered statewide; Offers Funding information for Assistive Technology; houses a Reused Equipment Exchange Program, and more.

Assists individuals in securing financial resources, applying for pertinent documents, searching for housing and applying for housing.

In some cases, financial assistance such as first month's rent, a security deposit and/or basic household needs is also available through PATH.

Assists individuals in securing financial resources, applying for pertinent documents, searching for housing and applying for housing. In some cases, multiple months of rent may be paid along with a security deposit. Other supports, include furniture, household supplies, payments for accessing documents and other unique needs.

Offers private, semi-private dormitory-style accommodations with shared facilities in two building in a community living environment. The program includes shelter, meals, counseling, access to needed services and opportunities for socialization.

Provides supportive transitional and permanent housing for homeless or at-risk Veterans. Also serves homeless veterans with dual diagnoses (mental health and drug/alcohol addiction).

Prepares adult job seekers for full time employment through an intensive one week course. Assists course graduates with job searching, overcoming barriers to employment, financial planning, maintaining and developing job skills, and reaching goals for job advancement.

Provides guidance and assistance to individuals and families living in these area shelters: Interfaith Family Shelter, Shalom House, and the YWCA:
- Obtaining an income and/or permanent or temporary housing
- Child care, connection to the mental health and/or drug and alcohol recovery support systems, family unification, etc.

Serves as an open and affirming church that welcomes all who want to worship regardless of race, ethnicity, creed, class, age, gender, marital status, physical or mental ability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.

Helps seniors 60+ and adults with physical or developmental disabilities along with their families and caregivers to find services and resources in Philadelphia County.

Services include:
Community Living Center:

Nursing and Rehabilitative Care
Dementia Care
Behavioral Health

Specialized unit for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Homeless Domiciliary Care Unit
Drug and Alcohol Domiciliary
Respite

Hospice and palliative care
Physical Rehabilitation Program
Dental care
Day treatment program
Research programs
Primary Care
- Urgent Care
Operates a satellite clinic in Springfield, PA that primarily offers a Community Based outpatient clinic (primary and mental health care)