Provides in-home cognitive behavioral therapy program for pregnant and postpartum women experiencing depressive symptoms. Women must be screened into the program and must be connected to another home visiting or intensive social support program (such as family support centers).

Provides access to a variety of energy assistance programs so families can maintain their utility services, including Customer Assistance Program (CAP) and Customer Assistance and Referral Evaluation Service (CARES). CAP helps low-income, payment troubled customers of Duquesne Light establish manageable payment plans that enable them to maintain electric service and move them toward self-sufficiency. CARES assists customers who have had their electric services terminated or are at risk of having their service terminated. Also screens for Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and Dollar Energy Fund.

Provides access to a variety of energy assistance programs so families can maintain their utility services, including Customer Assistance Program (CAP) and Customer Assistance and Referral Evaluation Service (CARES). CAP helps low-income, payment troubled customers of Duquesne Light establish manageable payment plans that enable them to maintain electric service and move them toward self-sufficiency. CARES assists customers who have had their electric services terminated or are at risk of having their service terminated. Also screens for Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and Dollar Energy Fund.

Provides access to a variety of energy assistance programs so families can maintain their utility services, including Customer Assistance Program (CAP) and Customer Assistance and Referral Evaluation Service (CARES). CAP helps low-income, payment troubled customers of Duquesne Light establish manageable payment plans that enable them to maintain electric service and move them toward self-sufficiency. CARES assists customers who have had their electric services terminated or are at risk of having their service terminated. Also screens for Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and Dollar Energy Fund.

Provides access to a variety of energy assistance programs so families can maintain their utility services, including Customer Assistance Program (CAP) and Customer Assistance and Referral Evaluation Service (CARES). CAP helps low-income, payment troubled customers of Duquesne Light establish manageable payment plans that enable them to maintain electric service and move them toward self-sufficiency. CARES assists customers who have had their electric services terminated or are at risk of having their service terminated. Also screens for Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and Dollar Energy Fund.

Provides access to a variety of energy assistance programs so families can maintain their utility services, including Customer Assistance Program (CAP) and Customer Assistance and Referral Evaluation Service (CARES). CAP helps low-income, payment troubled customers of Duquesne Light establish manageable payment plans that enable them to maintain electric service and move them toward self-sufficiency. CARES assists customers who have had their electric services terminated or are at risk of having their service terminated. Also screens for Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and Dollar Energy Fund.

Serves as the central hub for emergency disaster response for the Greater Pennsylvania Region.

Provides supportive services to low-income Veterans and their families.

Provides case management services that help individuals identify and meet goals to move toward self-sufficiency.

Provides activities to help keep senior citizens active and independent. Services vary and include social, recreational, spiritual, and educational programs. Programs are often supplemented by service projects performed by the Afterschool and Youth of the Nation Youth programs to promote intergenerational relationships.

Provides supportive services to veterans and their families in need, or who are experiencing homelessness or at risk if becoming unhoused. Seeks to assist veterans and their families before they lose their housing. Soldier On provides in-home case management, referral services, and temporary financial assistance for housing to veterans facing homelessness.

Offers specialized education and related services, including autism support and multiple disabilities support, to nearly 200 students from 60+ school districts across western Pennsylvania each year.

It is the only MOVE™ Model Site in Pennsylvania, and is an approved private school licensed by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Private Academic Schools and approved as a special education school by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.

Supports veterans in need providing case management, emergency housing, and supportive services and homeless prevention.

Possible assistance with rental, utility, child care, transportation, car repairs, etc.

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.

Supports veterans in need providing case management, emergency housing, and supportive services and homeless prevention.

Possible assistance with rental, utility, child care, transportation, car repairs, etc.

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.

Supports veterans in need providing case management, emergency housing, and supportive services and homeless prevention.

Possible assistance with rental, utility, child care, transportation, car repairs, etc.

Provides transitional housing and supportive services to veterans who are experiencing homelessness, with the goal of each individual moving into permanent housing as soon as they are able to do so (average length of stay is six months).

Several levels of supports are available through the Transitional Housing Programs, depending on the needs of the individual.

Acts as the Coordinated Entry Agency for housing needs in Butler County.

Potential services include emergency grants, permanent supportive housing for individuals and families with children, in particular those struggling with mental illness, and temporary/transitional housing and support

Offers a range of mental health residential services depending on the need of the person. Programs options include a 60 to 90 day placement in Chartiers' RTP, an intensive mental health treatment in a residential setting. Referrals to the RTP helps the consumer avoid inpatient hospitalization and provides support while their symptoms stabilize. There is also a Long Term Structured Residence (LTSR) which offers a 16-bed capacity for specialized geriatric residential service.
Chartiers Center's newest program is called Janus. It is for people with a mental health diagnosis and it provides scattered site apartment living. The goal is to help people move to independent housing. For more information call 412 221-3302.

Offers 90-day program designed for adult men and women in active recovery and who are referred from a treatment facility, probation, or justice-related services.

The program focuses on helping individuals move into long-term recovery in the community through peer support and mentoring, case management, and work with the Education Employment team.

G-PATH Housing Outreach Specialist will initiate face to face contact and establish a working interaction with a homeless or at risk of being homeless individual or family to assist them with obtaining adequate shelter and facilitate access to additional services.

Provides a safe community living environment, related education, support services to women who are in need of transitional housing. Women will be empowered by experiences of community life to learn and practice skills moving them from dependence to interdependence.

Mary House is not a shelter or 3/4 house!

Provides low-cost local moving service for individuals and families in Butler County.

Provides low-cost interim housing, as well as counseling, case management, support and referral services for homeless, single-parent families who are moving toward self-sufficiency.

Serves as the Coordinated Entry General Assessment Agency for Lawrence County.

Offers comprehensive supportive services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness; assists them to obtain and retain housing, increase their income, and move toward self-sufficiency.

Provides individualized financial literacy and/or budgeting assistance, help finding suitable housing in the location of the participant's choice, assistance with landlord/participant negotiations. Helps to secure and maintain utility services for participants, and assists them to get furnishings, utensils, and other necessary living items.

Provides emergency relief for bills and rent to prevent termination or eviction as well as offers assistance for security deposits. Can also help with car repairs by purchasing replacement car parts (up to $250), but will not cover the cost of labor.

Providing financial assistance for individuals who are homeless

Provides counseling for individuals who have experienced violence or abuse. Also serves the families, friends, and other support people of victims/survivors.

Individual, family, and group counseling are all available.

Offers both short term counseling that focuses on survivor safety and resource building and longer term services that help individuals understand and move through the trauma symptoms they experience as a result of violence and abuse.

Strives to ensure that individuals and families that are at risk of becoming homeless receive the prevention and intervention services to address their various housing needs and the need of other supportive services.

Facilitates all aspects of the multiple projects comprising Washington County's Continuum of Care. Homeless / Housing Services include: Emergency Shelter Services, Safe Haven, Transitional Housing, Permanent Supportive Housing, Shelter Plus Care, and Homeless Prevention Programs. Supportive Services include Case Management Services and Information and Referral.

Provides physical therapy services that involves diagnosis and management of movement, pain management, promotion of wellness and fitness, and more. Helps individuals overcome problems that limit their body’s ability to move and participate in activities of daily living. Specialized therapy programs are available.

Assists eligible Westmoreland County tenant (renter) households that have experienced a financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic with rent/rent arrears (including rent for mobile home lots), utility and home energy costs and arrears, and housing stability services. Funds are now available to pay arrears for previous addresses (if evicted or moved voluntarily because of pandemic-related circumstances).

Provides housing assistance and supportive services to veterans and families regardless of discharge status.

Provides financial assistance to pay rent, security deposits, mortgage, and utilities.

Serves as an assessment center and intake point for western PA continuum of care housing services.

Transitional home for non-violent women returning from prison. Provides a home, food, clothing, life skills training, parenting classes, AA and NA opportunities, budgeting class, assisting in finding employment, and appropriate educational opportunities. In addition, they work with residents on finding appropriate housing and provides services to the residents once they move out.

Area Agencies on Aging provides local services, act as advocates, and generally assist older
citizens to remain active in their communities. They operate under guidance from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging.
Services include:
- Advocacy - Support and representation, administratively and legislatively, for the needs of older adults as a group or individually.
- PA MEDI - assistance with health insurance benefit concerns, appeals, benefit applications.
- Employment Services - subsidized employment for training purposes. Available to low income persons age 55 and older.
- Information and Referral - answers to questions on the availability of services and programs for older adults.
- Legal Services - provided in non-fee generating cases via a contract with North Penn Legal Services, Inc.
- Nursing Home Transition - Information about availability of long term care in a variety of settings - in the home, or in assisted living, and planning/coordination in making a move to an alternate setting including arranging for necessary services, for current residents of nursing homes.
- Ombudsman - receives, investigates and assists in resolving complaints about quality of long term care.
Provides information on long term care issues.
- Protective Services - activities, resources and supports to prevent or intervene in abuse, neglect, exploitation and abandonment cases.
- Specialized Transportation - limited availability of rides to medical appointments and social service agencies.
- Care Management - casework services for assessment and care planning, and authorization of the following:
- Adult Day Care - caregiving in an organized setting for less than a 24 hour day. Excellent for caregiver respite.
- Emergency Energy Assistance - bill payment or provision of fuel to avoid utility shut off or lack of fuel in crisis situations.
- Caregiver Support Program - educational services and financial assistance to family care providers.
- Home Delivered Meals - hot/cold meals delivered to maintain necessary nutrition.
- Home Health Care - skilled nursing, therapy and aide services.
- Nursing Home Respite Services - respite for overnight absences of caregivers.
- Personal Care - in-home help with bathing and other personal hygiene, laundry, shopping and meal preparation.
- Pre-Admission Assessment - level of care determination for those considering admission to a long term care facility.
- Waiver Services - Medicaid-funded in-home services of the types listed above, and more, to maintain nursing-home eligible older adults in their homes.
- Senior Farmer Market Nutrition Program - provides food vouchers for residents 60 years old who meet income guidelines

Information and referral service provides information on the availability of services and programs for older adults. Services may be delivered directly, purchased from a community agency, or available through a cooperative agreement.

Transitional living program for those who qualify. Housing Specialists located at Bridge Housing are available to assist Tioga County residents with security deposits/first month rent and utility assistance and other housing options.

Provides enhanced Peer Support Services in an effort to assist participants with moving forward in their recovery, encourage the use of natural supports and community integration, and empower individuals to self-direct their own recovery journey.

Provides direct services to alleviate a military family's or individual's actual/complete emergency financial burden, as well as counseling and/or recovery support. Emergency financial assistance is in the form of checks paid directly to mortgage lenders, auto mechanics, contractors, hospitals, doctors, dentists and other providers. Other emergency funding assistance, which an applicant receives within 24 to 72 hours, includes the following:

- Financial assistance

- Emergency food

- Emergency home repairs

- Critical baby items: formula, food and diapers

- Home and appliance repair

- Furniture and household items

- Local moving assistance

- Community events

- Wounded Warrior Transitional Family Housing
.

Provides a range of housing options for those with serious and persistent mental illness, including both short-term, long-term and independent housing.

A) Community Residential Reabilitation (CRR)
Recovery based setting that is transitional and rehabilitative in purpose. Residential staff members assist residents in building skills that are necessary to move to a more independent setting. Residences consist of a cluster of shared apartments located throughout the community and support is provided at a Maximum level. Staff members are available on an on-call basis during the overnight hours. (Serves 14 individuals.)

B)Long Term Housing Programs

Quarters B
Residential staff members assist residents with recovery goals, providing support in a quiet country setting. Residents of this program are able to live in the program for as long as they wish, given residential guidelines. (Serves 5 individuals.)

C) Assisted Permanent Housing Program
Residents living in this program have achieved most of the

Offers program to help create stable homes and break the cycle of poverty through budget coaching, job training, financial assistance, and whole-family support. Advocates have a presence at the school district building in the Student Right's department and in these schools: Anderson Elementary, Gideon Elementary, George Washington High School, Hamilton Elementary, Kenderton Elementary, Lamberton Elementary, Lea Elementary, Locke Elementary, Munoz-Marin Elementary, and Webster Elementary.

Responsible for the state-maintained transportation network in this region. Also works with local governments, elected officials, stakeholders, and the public to keep people and goods moving safely and efficiently in this region.

Provides assessment services to determine nursing home or assisted living placement and related services. Creation of a care plan oversite to ensure that the individual's changing needs are met. Assistance and support for consumers who want to move from a nursing home back to the home of their choice in the community.

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.

An emergency street outreach program providing case management and social service navigation assistance to individuals experiencing homelessness. Meets individuals where they are and helps to address their most basic needs. Conducting client-led case management allows clients to address concerns they may have and reach the assistance they may need/want.

Provides services and support designed to help families that have children with developmental delays. Staff creates opportunities for parents and children to come together for fun and learning, a place where they can have fun, get messy, and learn by touching, feeling, singing, and moving. Many of services can be provided wherever the child or family is experiencing difficulty such as daycare, grocery store, during mealtimes, etc.

Helps families of children with cancer cope with the extraordinary costs associated with these illnesses.

Promotes housing stability. Provides outreach services, case management services, assistance in obtaining VA benefits, and assistance in obtaining and coordinating other public, and mainstream benefits. Temporary financial assistance may also be available.

Provides cots, sleeping bags, hygiene care, on-site medical and dental services, clothing, duffle bags, and other items for homeless veterans.

Assists with Protection From Abuse
, custody, divorce, child support
, Powers of Attorney


services

Provides:
Six shelter rooms for single parents, referred by CHART and verified homeless. Case management consists of budgeting, housing, employment, mental health referrals, childcare referrals and any additional services that are needed for the client to move out.

Twelve Single Room Occupancy (SRO), section 8 for female identified, both verified homeless and referred by CHART. Income based permanent housing.

20 rooms private pay. Rent is based on fair market value, however if rent is more that half of the person's income the tenant will only pay 50% of their income. Single female identifying persons may apply in person or online.

Offers a variety of individualized services to both youth and adults with disabilities and employers. Those seeking employment can receive assistance with resume preparation, appropriate completion of job applications, job interviews, training assistance at the job site, counseling for job-related concerns, transportation training, and follow-up services to ensure that the individual is satisfied with their job and meeting the expectations of the employer. AHEDD also helps SSA beneficiaries understand how earnings will impact government benefits as they move toward greater independence.

Services are provided by the eTeam, a group of technology-savvy high school students. Provides a service learning opportunity for adult learners by hosting monthly workshops on common technologies from social media applications and email, to hardware, digital streaming, and cloud storage. In addition to the workshops, eTeam students also offer one-to-one sessions for individualized assistance, encouraging participants to bring their personal devices, moving them toward a better understanding of the tools they own and use.

Services for individuals with Opioid Use Disorder (OUD); designed to connect these individuals to safe, stable and permenant housing. Contact your Drug Treatment Program Specialist/Provider for information and access to program referral. Treatment specialists are familiar with program protocol.

Helps end veteran homelessness by providing housing stability to homeless and at-risk veterans and their families.
The goal of the program is to promote housing stability among very low-income Veteran families who reside in or are transitioning to permanent housing.

Support outreach, casemanagement and other flexible assistance to rapidly re-house Veterans who become homeless or prevent Veterans from becoming homeless.

Provides case management to assist persons who are homeless or at those at risk of becoming homeless with the supportive services necessary to achieve the highest level of self-sufficient living.

CEO's Case Management for the Homeless Program can assist persons who are homeless or at those at risk of becoming homeless with the supportive services necessary to achieve the highest level of self-sufficient living.

Provides assistance to persons who are homeless or at those at risk of becoming homeless with the supportive services necessary to achieve the highest level of self-sufficient living. Services provided are based on need and available funding.

Provides rent and security deposit assistance when funding is available.

Offers an Emergency Shelter Allowance, ESA, to help a homeless or near homeless family/individual to: stop eviction from your home/apartment or foreclosure of your house; find a long-term place to live; find a short-term place to stay.

Offers an Emergency Shelter Allowance, ESA, to help a homeless or near homeless family/individual to: stop eviction from your home/apartment or foreclosure of your house; find a long-term place to live; find a short-term place to stay.

For those who are homeless or near homeless, funding for eligible individuals to use to pay the first and last month's rent in order to maintain current housing or obtain new housing.

Could also help pay for other financial expenses that, without the support, might lead to homelessness, including security deposits, utility assistance or transportation.

Eligibility for the Home4Good funding is based on income and prioritized based on vulnerability.

Provides transitional housing to help families achieve sustainable independence through safe shelter and services by a collaborative network of community organizations. Case Manager works with each family to plan their rapid return to independent housing. Helps with the services a family might need, such as: securing housing, employment, job training, and connecting to services. Pets with a Promise allows families to keep their pets while working towards independence in the program.

Provides community-based psychiatric treatment, outreach, rehabilitation, and support to individuals with severe mental illness who may have co-occurring problems and who may have had multiple psychiatric and substance abuse hospitalizations. This program aims to fulfill needs and achieve goals that have not been met through traditional office-based treatment and rehabilitation services.

The Sellersville team also includes a Forensics Specialist whose primary role is to advocate for individuals as they move through the criminal justice system. The Forensics Specialist also serves as the team's liaison with the judicial system (e.g. police, county corrections, probation and parole officers, etc

Provides community-based psychiatric treatment, outreach, rehabilitation, and support to individuals with severe mental illness who may have co-occurring problems and who may have had multiple psychiatric and substance abuse hospitalizations. This program aims to fulfill needs and achieve goals that have not been met through traditional office-based treatment and rehabilitation services.

The Sellersville team also includes a Forensics Specialist whose primary role is to advocate for individuals as they move through the criminal justice system. The Forensics Specialist also serves as the team's liaison with the judicial system (e.g. police, county corrections, probation and parole officers, etc

Provides community-based psychiatric treatment, outreach, rehabilitation, and support to individuals with severe mental illness who may have co-occurring problems and who may have had multiple psychiatric and substance abuse hospitalizations. This program aims to fulfill needs and achieve goals that have not been met through traditional office-based treatment and rehabilitation services.

The Sellersville team also includes a Forensics Specialist whose primary role is to advocate for individuals as they move through the criminal justice system. The Forensics Specialist also serves as the team's liaison with the judicial system (e.g. police, county corrections, probation and parole officers, etc

Provides one-time assistance emergency and preventative assistance. Services include rental assistance and move in assistance; and prevention of shut-offs for electrical, water, sewer, gas and other utilities; assistance with automobile insurance and payments; and ride share apps.

Provides one-time assistance emergency and preventative assistance. Services include rental assistance and move in assistance; and prevention of shut-offs for electrical, water, sewer, gas and other utilities; assistance with automobile insurance and payments; and ride share apps.

Provides one-time assistance emergency and preventative assistance. Services include rental assistance and move in assistance; and prevention of shut-offs for electrical, water, sewer, gas and other utilities; assistance with automobile insurance and payments; and ride share apps.

Provides one-time assistance emergency and preventative assistance. Services include rental assistance and move in assistance; and prevention of shut-offs for electrical, water, sewer, gas and other utilities; assistance with automobile insurance and payments; and ride share apps.

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Philadelphia provide Day Care Services at some of their facilities.

Day Care Center Programs include:
- Pre-school program
- After-school program
- Summer Camp
- Power Hour
- Smart Moves

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Philadelphia provide Day Care Services at some of their facilities.

Day Care Center Programs include:
- Pre-school program
- After-school program
- Summer Camp
- Power Hour
- Smart Moves

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Philadelphia provide Day Care Services at some of their facilities.

Day Care Center Programs include:
- Pre-school program
- After-school program
- Summer Camp
- Power Hour
- Smart Moves

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Philadelphia provide Day Care Services at some of their facilities.

Day Care Center Programs include:
- Pre-school program
- After-school program
- Summer Camp
- Power Hour
- Smart Moves

The Boys and Girls Clubs of Philadelphia provide Day Care Services at some of their facilities.

Day Care Center Programs include:
- Pre-school program
- After-school program
- Summer Camp
- Power Hour
- Smart Moves

Because children of migrant farm workers move so frequently to accommodate harvest demands, they often fall behind their non-migrant peers developmentally, socially and educationally. The Migrant Education program works to ensure that migrant students receive educational services necessary to develop to their fullest potential.

The Migrant Education program annually provides supplemental educational services to over 2,000 children in Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties, and in the city of Philadelphia.

Specific services include: educational support services, extended school-day programs, summer programs, pre-school instruction, parental involvement, post-secondary orientation programs, health and social service agency referrals, leadership skills development and survival skills.

Provides financial assistance to those with cancer and their families.

Works with clients past the fulfillment of basic needs to provide the support necessary for clients to achieve long-term stability. Offers a variety of long-term support, education, and counseling services on topics such as budgeting and buying a home. Also offers an intervention program for male perpetrators involved in domestic violence, as well as several specialized permanent supportive housing programs for chronically homeless individuals and families.

Provides standardized, focused access to homeless services for individuals and families without a stable, safe and affordable home in Lackawanna County. Services include comprehensive intake and assessment and linkages to case management, housing and supportive services.

Assists individuals and families with securing and/or keeping stable, permanent housing. Services include homeless prevention, housing case management, emergency shelter in select circumstances. Also has a small food pantry (can serve anyone but focuses on items appropriate for homeless individuals).

In partnership with other agencies, operates a transitional housing program for women leaving prison. The program identifies women from the Lackawanna County Prison who might effectively use this opportunity to change the direction of their lives, and offers alternative housing options and support services for up to one year. The ultimate goal of this program is to empower women to sustain independent living following their release from prison. Services include: group sessions in pre-release phase, intensive case management, assistance in finding safe housing, setting measurable goals with each client, assistance in finding employment and job training, rental assistance up to one year, assistance in moving, procuring furniture and personal supplies, art therapy, linkages to community services, assistance in being reunited with children, and recreational activities. All services are provided free of charge.

An empowerment program designed to help women and children overcome the trauma of homelessness as they move toward self-sufficiency. Provides assistance with food, information regarding emergency shelters, housing counseling, and linkages to community services.

Provides emergency foster care placement services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If a child is in immediate need of a safe place to stay, FCCY can provide short-term placement with a foster family for up to 30 days. During this time period, appropriate plans for future living arrangements will be made by all involved parties, including the child, the county caseworker, the children's biological/legal family, the FCCY case manager, and the foster family. In many situations, it is suggested that the child be moved from emergency placement to our Family-Based Services program.

Provides emergency foster care placement services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If a child is in immediate need of a safe place to stay, FCCY can provide short-term placement with a foster family for up to 30 days. During this time period, appropriate plans for future living arrangements will be made by all involved parties, including the child, the county caseworker, the children's biological/legal family, the FCCY case manager, and the foster family. In many situations, it is suggested that the child be moved from emergency placement to our Family-Based Services program.

Provides emergency foster care placement services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If a child is in immediate need of a safe place to stay, FCCY can provide short-term placement with a foster family for up to 30 days. During this time period, appropriate plans for future living arrangements will be made by all involved parties, including the child, the county caseworker, the children's biological/legal family, the FCCY case manager, and the foster family. In many situations, it is suggested that the child be moved from emergency placement to our Family-Based Services program.

Provides emergency foster care placement services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. If a child is in immediate need of a safe place to stay, FCCY can provide short-term placement with a foster family for up to 30 days. During this time period, appropriate plans for future living arrangements will be made by all involved parties, including the child, the county caseworker, the children's biological/legal family, the FCCY case manager, and the foster family. In many situations, it is suggested that the child be moved from emergency placement to our Family-Based Services program.

Provides services to assist with housing needs. Services include homelessness prevention, help to regain housing stability; Street Outreach to connect unsheltered homeless individuals or families with emergency shelter, critical health and mental health services; and Rapid Rehousing for quick return to permanent housing. May also help with your security deposit and/or rent.

Provides services to assist with housing needs. Services include homelessness prevention, help to regain housing stability; Street Outreach to connect unsheltered homeless individuals or families with emergency shelter, critical health and mental health services; and Rapid Rehousing for quick return to permanent housing. May also help with security deposit and/or rent.

Provides services to assist with housing needs. Services include homelessness prevention, help to regain housing stability; Street Outreach to connect unsheltered homeless individuals or families with emergency shelter, critical health and mental health services; and Rapid Rehousing for quick return to permanent housing. May also help with your security deposit and/or rent.

Provides services to assist with housing needs. Services include homelessness prevention, help to regain housing stability; Street Outreach to connect unsheltered homeless individuals or families with emergency shelter, critical health and mental health services; and Rapid Rehousing for quick return to permanent housing. May also help with your security deposit and/or rent.

Provides services to assist with housing needs. Services include homelessness prevention, help to regain housing stability; Street Outreach to connect unsheltered homeless individuals or families with emergency shelter, critical health and mental health services; and Rapid Rehousing for quick return to permanent housing. May also help with your security deposit and/or rent payment.

Provides services to assist with housing needs. Services include homelessness prevention, help to regain housing stability; Street Outreach to connect unsheltered homeless individuals or families with emergency shelter, critical health and mental health services; and Rapid Rehousing for quick return to permanent housing. May also help with your security deposit and/or rent payment.

Section 8 Rental Assistance Program is an opportunity for families of low to moderate income to receive assistance with their current rent or move to a new rental property. Under HANCâs Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program, HANC does not manage or maintain your housing unit; rather, your relationship with your landlord is no different than with a traditional rent setup. A 60 to 90 day wait to partcipate in this program is common. Wait times for services will vary.

Provides an overnight shelter. When possible, clients are quickly moved into permanent housing then offered individualized case management services that assist them in overcoming barriers to stability and self-sufficiency.

* Emergency Housing Assistance (EHA) will provide one month rent/security deposit to individuals who are in danger of eviction or homelessness. Individuals must meet eligibility and affordability guidelines and requirements and may receive assistance only one time.
* Homeless Prevention and Rapid Rehousing Services in the form of security/utility deposit, rental arrears, first month or current monthly rental payments are also available to individuals and families experiencing a recent hardship that are either “homeless” or “ at risk of homelessness” and can document future affordability. Individuals and families must meet eligibility and affordability guidelines and requirements.

* Coordinated Entry Access Site, connects individuals to programs within the Conference or refers out to community resources. Also helps qualifying low-income individuals and families with rental assistance, goal setting and budgeting. Provides bus passes for interviews or for first week of employment. Toiletries/personal grooming items provided as available.
* Various rental assistance programs
* Homeless Supportive Services: Provides intensive case management and referrals to other support services for single, adult, chronically homeless individuals. Assist street homeless men and women to connect to community resources as they strive to move from homelessness to self-sufficiency.
* Social Security Representative Payee Program: Provides financial monitoring and fund administration to individuals receiving social security who are unable to manage their own finances.

* Coordinated Entry Access Site, connects individuals to programs within the Conference or refers out to community resources. Also helps qualifying low-income individuals and families with rental assistance, goal setting and budgeting. Provides bus passes for interviews or for first week of employment. Toiletries/personal grooming items provided as available.
* Various rental assistance programs
* Homeless Supportive Services: Provides intensive case management and referrals to other support services for single, adult, chronically homeless individuals. Assist street homeless men and women to connect to community resources as they strive to move from homelessness to self-sufficiency.
* Social Security Representative Payee Program: Provides financial monitoring and fund administration to individuals receiving social security who are unable to manage their own finances.

Catholic Charities provides a range of human services to individuals, families and parishes.
Services:
* Adoption
* Pregnancy
* Immigration Services
* Senior Services
* Counseling
* Community Support
* Parish Outreach
* Housing

Provides services to veterans and their families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and/or lacking the resources for housing stability. Through the development of a service plan, assistance is provided with rent, utilities, emergency support, moving expenses, education, transportation and/or child care. Also networks with Veterans Affairs, churches and community groups to provide additional supports, benefits and services for Veterans and their families.

Provides a crisis intervention and family education program focusing on families whose children are at “imminent risk of abuse and neglect." Services include out-of- home placement, reunification services, child and family assessments, skill-based interventions, counseling, and helping families access community resources. Services are provided in the family’s home, or related environment depending on the circumstances.

Provides job development, job coaching and follow-along support to adults with disabilities so they can work in the community. This service is available to any adult who is motivated to work for wages in a competitive job. Via focuses on career planning and helps adults with disabilities as they move into the workforce. Through School-to-Work Transition Services, Via works with students, in partnership with their school districts and the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation to create a personalized employment plan and explore careers of interest.

Provides financial and housing assistance to families and individuals experiencing homelessness in Delaware County in an effort to quickly rehouse them. Services include housing identification, financial assistance including move-in costs and short-term rental assistance, and support services to help as clients stabilize in permanent housing.

Provides qualified Delaware County residents with financial assistance to avoid eviction or to move into a new residence. Funds are provided on a case by case basis. Funding is limited and depends upon availability.

Provides a range of financial and supportive services to low-income veterans and their families. Assistance can include help with rent, mortgage, or utility payments. After reviewing application and all back-up documentation, applicant will be notified about assistance eligibility. The process may take 2-3 weeks, depending on the type of assistance applied for.

Emergency Housing - Helps individuals and families get off the streets, out of unsafe environments, and begin their journey towards housing stability. Provides them with a fully secured place to rest, plenty of food, and all the daily necessities of living. Also provides intensive case management to help them fulfill their goals. A typical stay in one of their emergency housing is 30 - 60 days.

Residential Housing - Provides transitional services that serve as stepping stones for participants who work through the 60 day program. They own several properties across Lancaster Counties which are used to provide individuals and families housing at a much lower than typical rental rate while providing participants continued case management. This empowers individuals and families to develop a budget, increase savings, and fulfill their personal goals prior to moving into permanent housing.

GSS Permanent Housing Services assists individuals and families (that are doubled-up, at risk of homelessness, in the eviction process, or homeless), move into their own housing.

Their available services assist over 200 men, women, and children per year, and include the following:
--Case management and goal planning
--Resource development
--Life skills & parenting support
--Mentoring/volunteer support
--Appropriate levels of financial assistance for rent, utilities, transportation

Provides a one-time service with rental assistance for those experiencing a hardship or unexpected financial difficulty.

Provides transitional housing for families in Adams County. Offers Case Management, information and referral to community programs, and other supportive services.

Provides permanent housing for families and individuals with disabilities in York County. Offers Case Management, information and referral to community programs, and other supportive services.

Identifies, supports and advocates for the unique needs and rights of children with incarcerated parents, moving past trauma to create futures of promise.



Advocate will meet with the children and the caregiver to determine the child's needs and make the necessary referrals to community supports. The children and their caregivers will be supported in maintaining a connection with the incarcerated parent whenever possible.

Also meets with the incarcerated parent, and offers Parenting Inside Out classes at Lancaster County Prison.

A bilingual, bi-cultural residential drug and alcohol re-education program for women. Treatment is based on principles of individual responsibility, mutual help, personal effort and community support. Program requires 2-1/2 years of in-house treatment, followed by 5 years of follow-up counseling. All treatment is provided by trained, qualified ex-addicts.

As part of its community outreach, Hogar Crea will provide the following services to persons in need:
- moving assistance
- home remodeling
- gardening
- electrical work
Requests for service should be submitted at least 1-2 weeks in advance so the director can establish a work plan for the residents. Only "manpower" is provided, the agency does not have access to a truck.

Provides a Food Bank Distribution. The amount of food varies with circumstances. Baby formula and baby food when available. Special diets are accommodated when possible.

Provides permanent apartment with part-time supportive services case manager to assist clients with permanent income source and connecting them to community services.

Provides grants to maintain individuals in permanent residence, assists with transition to alternate housing, and moves individuals into housing from shelters.

Provides rental assistance and/or eviction prevention services.

Provides rent payment assistance through SG-CV funds.

Provides intensive case management, education, training, work activities, job placement and retention services, and supportive services to enable them to move rapidly from dependence to independence through employment.

Offers a variety of services: a 24-hour hotline, a 24-hour accompaniment to hospital, Police interview accompaniment, Legal advocacy, Individual and group counseling, Art therapy, Crime prevention education programs, Information & referral, Homicide support group, Homicide advocate rapid response team, York County Alliance Against Sexual Violence, Adult survivors of incest support group, Suicide survivors support group, Teens on the move (T.O.M.) teens doing education and prevention of sexual violence for teens, Suicide survivors support group-call Lexi Livelsberger for location.

Provides basic case management services, and rental assistance to adults and families in York County who are experiencing homelessness or are at risk for eviction (NOTE: Referrals to rental assistance are limited as funds are limited). Offers community resource assistance and other services to help prevent homelessness.

Offers an education program for children of migrant workers who move to the surrounding counties of Millersville to work in the agriculture or food processing industries. Services include summer instructional programs and providing supplemental resources to schools to provide education support.

Provides services for the prevention, intervention, and treatment of the abuse of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs. Services include: Student Assistance Programs, Casemanagement, Inpatient Detoxification, Inpatient Rehabilitation, Halfway House, Partial Hospitalization, Outpatient Counseling, Information Regarding HIV/AIDS as well as Treatment Programs designed specifically for pregnant women and women with children.

Provides financial assistance for a one-time rent payment, security deposit, and/or mortgage payment to resolve arrearages or move into another unit due to homelessness. Funding is limited and available on a first come first serve basis.

Provides reentry supportive services for families impacted by the criminal justice system. Offers services that include housing assistance, mentoring, case management, referral services, food, clothing, educational support, employment assistance, photo identification cards, driver's licenses, and bus passes for employment.

Provides reentry supportive services for families impacted by the criminal justice system. Offers services that include housing assistance, mentoring, case management, referral services, food, clothing, educational support, employment assistance, photo identification cards, driver's licenses, and bus passes for employment.

Provides case management services and a homeless diversion program for families who are in doubled-up or self-pay hotel situations. Once admitted to program, some financial assistance may be available for car repair, small educational loans, specialized clothing for work, pet-care, and move-in costs.

Parker House Assisted Living promotes a small, intimate family setting to help residents feel at home. The home configuration, as well as private suites with personal space, feel comfortable and secure. Shared common areas enable residents to share family-style meals and chat about their day.

With less life disruptions from not having to move from location to location for care, residents can age in place and if additional care is needed, Assisted Living regulations permit most of those services to be provided on-site.

LIFE (Living Independently For Elders) St. Mary is a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE). LIFE St. Mary is an innovative program of care for people age 55 and older with chronic health problems and/or memory loss.
LIFE assists older adults in navigating the healthcare system and addressing the needs of the whole person. Services include primary and specialty medical care, medications, personal care at home, activities at a day center, meals and transportation.
The LIFE Center provides one location where doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals offer treatment and monitor changes in health, where participants receive nutritious meals, activities to keep active and maybe even make new friends. Transportation to the LIFE Center is provided. The goal of LIFE St. Mary is to provide services so aging adults can avoid moving to a nursing home and continue to live at home.

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 information and referrals for homelessness services offered in Delaware County.

Provides pre-licensed and intern mental health outpatient therapy at reduced rates. Available in-person and online across PA.

Provides pre-licensed and intern mental health outpatient therapy at reduced rates. Available in-person and online across PA.

Provides pre-licensed and intern mental health outpatient therapy at reduced rates. Available in-person and online across PA.

Provides pre-licensed and intern mental health outpatient therapy at reduced rates. Available in-person and online across PA.

Provides pre-licensed and intern mental health outpatient therapy at reduced rates. Available in-person and online across PA.

Provides pre-licensed and intern mental health outpatient therapy at reduced rates. Available in-person and online across PA.

Provides pre-licensed and intern mental health outpatient therapy at reduced rates. Available in-person and online across PA.

Provides pre-licensed and intern mental health outpatient therapy at reduced rates. Available online across PA.

Provides housing at the Bush House boarding home in the downtown area of Quakertown. Also assists with placement, back rents, housing costs, food, and clothing.

Extended shelter and supportive services for homeless individuals and/or families.

Offers customized outpatient treatment programs for substance use disorder. Also provides help and support to the whole family as they move toward recovery.

Provides services to members of the Oxford community who are experiencing homelessness and helps to prevent vulnerable members of the community from losing their homes. Serves monthly community meals. Provides volunteer opportunities in outreach to unhoused members of the community through visits and other activities.

Wayne County residents in need of assistance to rapidly rehouse the household after homelessness. The goal is to enable households to move into permanent housing, either market rate or subsidized, and providing the household with the short-term rental assistance, housing relocation, and stabilization services needed to prevent a return to homelessness.

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

Provides transitional age youth temporary housing in addition to case management services.

A ministry that connects churches with the needs of the community. Some examples of the volunteer services provided are personal care, friendly visits, transportation, homemaking assistance, home maintenance, budget guidance, respite care, and tutoring/mentoring. Financial aid not available.

Provides transitional housing with access to food, clothing, and a structured program. Connects residents with healthcare services, mental health services, substance use counseling and job placement services. Provides meals and laundry services.

National Call Center for homeless veterans or veterans at-risk of homelessness. Callers will be connected to trained hotline staff who will conduct a brief screening to assess needs; homeless veterans will be connected with the Homeless Point of Contact at the nearest VA facility; family members and non-VA providers calling on behalf of a homeless Veteran will be provided with information regarding the homeless programs and services available; contact information will be requested so staff may follow-up.

Services offered to homeless veterans, veterans at risk of homelessness and their families:
- Compensated Work Therapy (CWT)
- Homeless Veteran Supported Employment Program (HVSEP)
- Homeless Providers Grant and Per Diem Program
- HUD-VA Supportive Housing (VASH) Program
- Acquired Property Sales for Homeless Providers Program
- Supportive Services for Veterans Families Program (SSVF)
- Health Care for Homeless Veterans (HCHV) Program
- Homeless Patient Aligned Care Teams (H-PACTs) Program
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Provides comprehensive case management and referrals to help a family navigate and advocate what services will help them to succeed in our community.

Services to members include:
* Landlord-Tenant dispute assistance
* Type up letters
* Education of renter rights
* Represented by the association
* Contact local and state authorities if needed
* Invited to meetings
* Kept up to date on any landlord or tenant laws/ordinances
* Perform right to know requests to get inspection reports
* Look up property assessment records
* Give knowledge of house and community based issues
* Inspect properties to look for code violations and notify of the code violations that exist
* Take pictures and video to document the property's condition
* Assist with documenting the situation and gather evidence
* Contact location organizations on behalf of members
* Inspect properties for members before they move into a rental property
* Review rental agreement leases for flaws and explain the lease to members
* Explain rental responsibilities for tenants and landlords
* Assist with getting renter's insurance
* Assist with filing in court against the landlord

Assists with making case corrections (birth date, social security number, name), address & telephone # changes, individual add or deletions (newborns, household member moves in or out, deaths), new employment or termination of employment, income changes, change in household expenses - rent & utilities, request forms and documents, and answer general questions