Offers a hot meal daily. Provides drop-in center for individuals experiencing homelessness. Acts as warning and cooling center during periods of extreme cold/heat.

Showers, personal grooming supplies, and temporary mailing address are available.

Provides a safe environment for people dealing with mental illness to socialize and work on their recovery. A wide variety of daily activities are offered along with free lunches Monday to Friday. Wellness classes, crafts, art and theater groups, and outdoor activities are all provided free of charge.

Serves all behavioral health and developmental disabilities clients in Allegheny County who desire the opportunity to engage in fellowship with other clients. Helps participants re-establish links to the community through both informal activities and structured programming.

Food pantry for Chain of Hope program participants every Thursday.

Provides support, education, and advocacy efforts for families of adults with a mental illness or serious emotional disturbance. Offers meetings, education, and practical information. The group is for family members, friends, consumers, and professionals; adults only. The General Membership group meets on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7pm in the Self Help Alliance Drop in Center. The Family Support Group meets on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 7pm in the Newman Center.

Offers supportive, sober environment where individuals with substance use disorders may participate in social activities and connect with peers. Information and referral for various social service agencies, including 12-step programs, also available.

Provides recovery meetings, support groups, food distribution, Narcan training and distribution, full-service kitchen, Certified Recovery Specialists, treatment and sober living referral, support for loved ones, and peer-to-peer recovery.

Offers social activities, pool tournaments, classes, community activities, and a safe place for adults with a mental health diagnosis to give and receive support. Offers advocacy services, peer support, and a free nutritious lunch.

Offers a drop-in center for youth that provides connections to employment, education, financial literacy, housing, health, mental health and substance abuse services, legal assistance, and parenting resources.

Provides a drop in center for individuals fighting homelessness. Serves coffee and breakfast foods and offers a short Morning Prayer service. Showers and laundry facilities are available, and there is a clothing room where anyone can receive free clothes, as well as socks, lotion, soap, and other toiletries. Laundry service suspended during COVID.

After the main church service on Sunday evenings at 5:15 PM, a free dinner is served.

Provides intensive, family-focused mental health treatment for children, adolescents, and their families in the home, school or community setting. Groups Intensive Outpatient (IOP) for those age 18 and older is the only outpatient service offered at this address.

Services include:Mental Health Partial HospitalizationCommunity Residential Rehabilitation ServicesMental Health Outpatient ProgramDiversion and Acute Stabilization ProgramAdult Partial Hospitalization ProgramCrisis Residential

Offers a group program that provides services in a variety of areas including diagnosis; vocational, creative, and expressive arts; social skills training; and recreation therapy. Provides structure and support for patients with a chronic mental illness and facilitates their growth in social, recreational, and vocational areas. Goal is to reach the maximum level of functioning in the community.

Provides services for veterans who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming unhoused. Provides basic needs such as meals, showers, and laundry, etc. Veterans will also receive case management services to work on any goals for housing, employment, recovery, and more.

Offers drop-in center for mental health consumers. Consumers have the opportunity to interact, develop leisure skills, and participate in activities to enhance socialization, increase independence, assist in managing symptoms, promote community awareness and develop peer support.

Offers a safe drop-in space for TGNC folk in Allegheny County. Provides access to clothing, toiletries, food, and computers, as well as referrals to vetted trans-competent service providers, and intakes to other programs as needed.

Offers drop-in afterschool programming for youth.

STEM and Fine Arts activities and instruction, cooking classes, and life skills workshops are available regularly.

Provides information about Community Shelters and Drop-In Centers for individuals experiencing homelessness in Allegheny County.

Lists the specific services available at each Shelter/Center.

Provides drop-in services for individuals experiencing homelessness.

Offers grab-and-go lunches, charging stations, access to computers, laundry facilities, showers, mail services (clients may use the address to receive mail), and information and referral to other agencies/services.

Provides 24-hour shelter for men experiencing homelessness in Beaver County. Also offers wraparound services to ensure that participants are able to transition successfully to permanent housing and independence.

Self-serve breakfast items and prepared lunch/dinner are provided daily.

Provides assessment for substance abuse, and referrals for housing, employment, education, and drug/alcohol rehabilitation. Will provide a meal and box of groceries for those in need. Rec Center for youth provides a safe space for fun and offers snacks and meals. In conjunction with local law enforcement authorities, provides a location where offenders, both youth and adults, can work off court assigned community service hours.

Offers family support, home visits, case management, medical and social services, and drop-in activities. Program is run by the Allegheny County Human Services Department, Family and Community Services.

Provides family support, parenting education, parent support groups, infant/toddler groups, employment and housing information, drop-in center, toy and book lending library, home visits, and recreational events.

Provides family support, parenting education, parent support groups, infant/toddler groups, employment and housing information, a drop-in center, a toy and book lending library, home visits, and recreational events.

Provides emergency assistance for financially struggling individuals and families in crisis seeking assistance for such things as food, clothing, rent, household utility expenses and similar miscellaneous living needs.

Offers Referrals for assistance not available at facility.

Provides meals for those in need.

Offers both shopping destinations and donation drop-off centers which carry a variety of items that vary by location. Sales of items through eight stores provides most of the Society's annual budget.

Provides a recovery oriented, consumer-run environment where people with mental illness have the opportunity for community integration, socialization, peer support, empowerment and self-advocacy. Provides structured, consumer-chosen activities, groups, and projects to assist in the recovery journey.

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.

Offers consumers social and support networks as well as access to community resources. This program provides consumers in the county the opportunity to work on their personal recovery from mental illness. Opportunities include: education on topics related to their lifestyles, wellness recovery, life skills, social skills and more.

Various recreational activities are available. Lunch is served from 12:00pm to 12:30pm.

Provides opportunity for veterans to work together to discuss and address various challenges that they face, including things like PTSD, homelessness, economic hardship, family issues, etc.

A safe place for clients with mental illness to promote their recovery and socialize through activities, discussion groups and outings with people who know what you are going through. Lunch is provided for free every day at noon. Can provide transportation for clients in the Latrobe and Derry areas.

Provides a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment for individuals with and recovering from mental health issues, with opportunities for socializing and providing mutual support within a peer group. Also offers a wide range of educational workshops that help individuals to handle emotions and manage illness.

Provides free after school and summer day camp programs for grades K-8 at the following school districts: Blacklick Valley, Central Cambria, Cambria Heights, Glendale, Harmony Area, Northern Cambria, Portage, Saint Michael School, Purchase Line, Forest Hills and All Saints

Provides a drop-in center that offers a computer lab, clothing, hygiene items, cleaning supplies, food pantry, assistance with community/VA benefits and VA service connection claims.

Provides lunch

Provdies Emergency Assistance for financially struggling individuals and families in crisis seeking assistance for such things as food, clothing, shelter, rent, household utility expenses and similar miscellaneous living needs. May also offer seasonal assistance, such as Back-to-School and Project Bundle-Up where funds are available. Call for holiday programs (toys and food).

Provides support in times of turmoil and social isolation and offers opportunities to improve social skills as well as developing and maintaining healthy relationships. Offers a variety of educational and recreational activities for individuals in mental health recovery.

Provides a Hot Meal for anyone in the community.

Provides hot meals

Provides vitally important support for people with significant mental health concerns who are in recovery

Services Include:

Transportation to and from the center
, Social interaction activities
, Trips and tours
, Recreation
, Skills training
, Education, Support Services.

Lunch is provided daily.

Offers a free, hot, nutritious lunch Monday through Friday.

Provides temporary emergency shelter. Provides men with food, shelter, spiritual counsel, casework, and networking.

Offers social rehabilitation for persons in a relaxed, enjoyable non-threatening environment. The facility provides recreational activities and equipment for individuals "at risk" for, or having history of psychiatric problems.

Offers social services and supports for adults and children with intellectual disabilities.

Offers a variety of support services to homeless adults 365 days a year. Offers men and women have a safe haven to meet their basic needs for sleep, food, a shower, clean clothing, and laundry facilities. Makes extended daytime hours available two days/week for medical and psychiatric assessments and referral services. Offers case management services to link individuals with appropriate housing, benefits, medical care and treatment services.

Senior center offers various classes and activities. Individuals must complete application to join (it is not a drop-in center). Lunch is served Mon-Fri, 11:30am. Open to adults, 60 and over. Attendees are asked to make a donation of $5.15 or what they can afford for meals. Transportation is available from Easton Coach for a fee (not subsidized).

A safe haven for adults, an accepting place for anyone in need of support, advocacy, and self-empowerment on their Mental Health recovery journey

Offers a variety of services designed to improve or support the consumer's adjustment and integration within the family and community through rehabilitative activities, social skills development, recreational or educational programs, activities of daily living, skills development, and other supportive services. Specific programs include: adult developmental training, family support services (FSS), clubhouses, and drop-in centers.

Offers a variety of services designed to improve or support the consumer's adjustment and integration within the family and community through rehabilitative activities, social skills development, recreational or educational programs, activities of daily living, skills development, and other supportive services. Specific programs include: adult developmental training, family support services (FSS), clubhouses, and drop-in centers.

Offers a variety of services designed to improve or support the consumer's adjustment and integration within the family and community through rehabilitative activities, social skills development, recreational or educational programs, activities of daily living, skills development, and other supportive services. Specific programs include: adult developmental training, family support services (FSS), clubhouses, and drop-in centers.

Offers a safe place where people experiencing homelessness. Provides coffee and meal service, showers, laundry, and transportation to shelter. Offers case management and health care services, including primary care, behavioral health care, and reproductive health care.

Located in the concourses under Two Penn Center in Suburban Station

Offers daytime drop-in services for Veterans experiencing homelessness and Veterans who are at risk of becoming homeless. Provides daily van transportation to and from designated locations including local shelters, the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center, and Camden, New Jersey. Services include case management, breakfast and lunch, showers, personal hygiene items, haircuts, and laundry facilities.

Guides teens through troubling situations, models social skills, and promotes independence.

Peer Support is a mobile service so your Peer Specialist can meet you when and where it is convenient for you both. Together you develop a goal plan that builds on your strengths to help you successfully navigate services, system and community supports.

Provides non-clinical, consumer-run services that offer peer support, recreation, education, advocacy and referrals to mental health services for mental health consumers. The centers offer members a recovery oriented environment to participate in meaningful activities that promote wellness and enhance self-esteem. Offers members challenges and opportunities to succeed and to reach their full potential.

Offers high speed internet, a pool table, a Nintendo Wii, and a daily meal prepared by members.

Provides non-clinical, consumer-run services that offer peer support, recreation, education, advocacy and referrals to mental health services for mental health consumers. The centers offer members a recovery oriented environment to participate in meaningful activities that promote wellness and enhance self-esteem. Offers members challenges and opportunities to succeed and to reach their full potential.

Provides specialized Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD) care and supervision in a protective secure setting. Services include medication assistance, individualized care plan, health monitoring, nutritious meals and snacks, mind stimulating activities, exercise programs, community outings and projects, pet and music therapy.
Also offers both drop-in and respite care when slots are available.

Provides a drop-in program for children and youth offering an array of youth enrichment activities and educational programs.

Support groups for any adult, teen or child who have lost a loved one through death. There are no fees for most grief support services.
Includes:
* Individual and Family Consultation
* Newly Bereaved: A 3 week series for those 1-4 months after a loss (in-person and virtual options)
* Monthly Drop-In Groups that are loss specific (in-person and virtual options)
* Loss of a Spouse, Loss of a Child or Loss of a Parent or Sibling (in-person and virtual options)
* Coping with a Sudden Loss
* Coping with the Holidays
* Coping Kids & Teens: Provides 3 eight week series throughout the school year
* Camp Chimaqua: A 3 day 2 night overnight camp for bereaved children ages 6-12
* Pathways Newsletter: Anyone can call in and ask to be place on the mailing list

Provides Crisis Hotline, Mobile Crisis, and a Drop-in Center to offer crisis counseling, resolution, suicide prevention, risk assessment, support and referrals.

Drop- In center. Confidential place where teens can vent about their problems and get support from caring professionals and others who are going through similar struggles. All teens ages 14-19 are welcome.

A day center that provides services case management, linkage to mental health services, linkage to drug and alcohol services, medical clinic, dental clinic, and vocational support. . Other basic services like bathroom and showering facilities, as well as laundry facilities, are also available. Street 2 Feet is a program under RHD Crossroads Community Services. There are no overnight services available with this program.

Operates a shelter with 10 beds. Provides the basic needs (shetler, food, clothing, and showers), educational and vocational services, outreach, and case management. Staff can refer youth to local mental health services, drug and alcohol counseling, and legal services.

Services include:
-computer lab
-tutoring available
-shower facilities
-onsite laundry facility
-exercise equipment
-snacks

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.

Provides essentials such as food, clothing, and bathrooms, as well as services such as educational support, counseling, family reunification, and/or preparation for independent living.

Vision, Opportunity, Inclusivity, Community, Education, Support. After-school drop-in group. Offers a safe place to stay, eat, learn & grow. A curriculum-based group/program that offers resources, referrals, mentorships, guest speakers, and activities.

Provides academic and social support for students throughout their high school years and aid in choosing, applying for, and meeting the requirements for college acceptance or successful entrance into the world of work.

Offers walk-in access to medical care and social services including STI screening and treatment, access to PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis), PEP (post-exposure prophylaxis), HIV care, birth control, and mental health care.

Recreational programs at ASB are geared towards individuals who are blind or visually impaired. These include Abacus, Art, Book Club, Chess, Knitting, Bible Study, Drop-in-center, Music, and Gardening.

Provides a weekly, drop-in program offering crafts, recreational activities, light snacks, life-skills and socialization training.

Babysitting services are available for children while their parents participate in activities at the YMCA facility. 24 hours notice is required for care of children under age 18 months; others can drop in during available care hours without notification. Hours are as follows:
Mondays -----------------
Tuesdays from 8:45am to 11:00am
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Thursdays from 8:45am to 11:00am
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Saturdays from 7:30am to 10:45am

Offers opportunities for people with disabilities to learn how SMART technology can enhance their ability to live inclusively and independently in the community. Provides a SMART tech library, demonstrations, and outreach services. Also offers short term socialization and assistance in multiple areas of support and advocacy.

Provides overnight services to men and women in single rooms, with limited family rooms available. Also provided are housing, material goods, and supportive services. Services are temporarily limited due to COVID and by appointment only.

Offers adults programs that include:
A) Aerobic classes
B) Drop-in sports games
C) Silver Sneakers

Offers youth programs that include:
A) Dance and gymnastics classes
B) Soccer, baseball and basketball
C) Summer Camp

Provides a drop-in center that provides a safe environment for the LGBTQIA+ community to enrich and address the challenges of living together equally; where anyone can openly express themselves. Offering recreational activities, therapeutic groups, life skills training, one to one professional counseling, peer support/navigation, and health education/risk reduction. HIV/STI counseling and testing, prevention supplies, and other programs.

Drop in for seniors 50 years of age and older. Social, educational and recreational program. Individual social work and short term counseling and referral..

Our health promotion programs regularly include: exercise, managing chronic conditions, health assessments. Opportunities vary but include activities such as Tai Chi, line dancing, yoga, and classes on healthy aging including good nutrition , injury prevention, emotional well being, art and music. Classes are designed to be fun and interactive.

Operates as a cooling center during extreme heat emergencies (Code Red).

Offers up to 6 weeks of drop-in counseling in support of efforts to overcome addiction. The program is not designed as a long term treatment program, but to assist those needing short term counseling to reduce the risk of dependency. Also provides DUI counseling services that fulfills an individual's court mandated counseling requirements.

U-Turn serves teens and young adults up to the age of 24 with advocacy, case management, shelter, permanent housing and more. Focus on education, employment and housing stabilization.
The Drop-In Center operates Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00pm to 5:00pm offering youth a place to shower, cook, do laundry, access computers, peer connections & dedicated staff.
New and Impactful initiatives:
- Expanded case management hours

Serves adult consumers of mental health services by providing them with educational, recreational, and socialization opportunities.

A drop-in center (a day shelter) open to all adults. There are 3 meals a day, showers, lockers, assisting with IDs, an employment navigator, Street Medicine, parish nurses, case managers, intensive case managers for homeless individuals with mental illness, street outreach, coordinated entry, landlord engagement navigator, life skills, coping skills, and various housing programs offering short and long term rental assistance.


Housing support

Case management available

Bilingual staff

Provides a social gathering place where children with serious, chronic, or terminal illnesses or disabilities and their families can drop in to play or socialize with other people going through similar experiences.

Provides a drop in day center that fosters social growth by providing structured social rehabilitation programming, in a safe, culturally sensitive environment, to individuals who are coping with or recovering from mental illness.

Soup Kitchen. Meal Center.
Services offered: breakfast 8:30am to 10:00am; hot lunch 12:00pm to 1:00pm, showers, clothing vouchers, address services, companionship, hygiene items and primary medical care through a monthly clinic.

Provides an array of public library services.

Additional services at this location:
- Adult programs: computer classes, book discussions
- Bookstore
- Duke Street Business Center: Business reference librarians available to assist business and non-profit organizations with their information needs using print and electronic resources
- Family Place Library
- Foundation Center Cooperating Collection Site
- Handicap accessible PC
- HUB Teen Space
- Language Line over-the-phone interpretation service
- Meeting room rental for 30/75
- Passport processing
- World Languages Collection

The Book ReSort book drop-off and sorting facility is located at 225 N. Marshall St., Lancaster. Hours: Monday and Wednesday, 10 am-noon; Sunday, 2-4 pm; ad the first Saturday, 10 am-1 pm

Establishes a goal to quickly identify homeless people, prevent homelessness, assess needs, and connect them to housing and services. Serves as the Access site for Cumberland County through Community CARES. This site also attempts to divert homelessness with prevention services where possible.

Supplements the residential curbside program by accepting grades of paper not currently collected at curbside including corrugated cardboard, office paper, chipboard and magazines/catalogs as well as hard and soft cover books.

Daytime homeless drop-in center. Place to meet with caseworkers. Computers available for job application, services, etc. Phone available. Basic necessities and food bags to-go.

Providing a warming station for individuals during extreme cold. Lunch provided.

Provides a membership-based, drop in social center/recreation club for adults with a diagnosed mental illness.

Performs the following services and maintains these facilities:
- Recycling: LCSWMA assists municipalities, businesses and other institutions with starting and maintaining their recycling programs. LCSWMA’s three Lancaster facilities have 24/7 recycling drop-off areas for the following materials: glass bottles and jars, aluminum and steel cans, plastic bottles, and newspapers (including office paper and magazines). The Transfer Station Complex also accepts cardboard.
- Transfer Station Complex: Located on Harrisburg Pike in Lancaster. A central location for the transfer of trash for end disposal (waste-to-energy facility or landfill). Accessible to commercial haulers and residents. Also has a recycling drop-off center and Household Hazardous Waste Facility for items such as paint, computers, televisions, batteries, etc.
- Household Hazardous Waste Facility: Located at the Transfer Station Complex on Harrisburg Pike in Lancaster, LCSWMA accepts household hazardous waste materials from residents in

Offers drop-in centers where individuals go during the day to develop social and interpersonal skills and to enhance their integration into their community. Skill-building activities are available in the drop-in centers as well as social and recreational activities.

Providing a warming station for individuals during extreme cold. Offering Trivia and a movie. Refreshments provided.

Operates a coffee shop. Provides a place for people to go, hang out, congregate, etc. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Operates a coffee shop. Provides a place for people to go, hang out, congregate, etc. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Operates a coffee shop. Provides a place for people to go, hang out, congregate, etc. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Provides case management for families (parent[s] with children) dealing with homelessness. Families live at host congregations for one week at a time and rotate around to different churches in the area that provide shelter, three free meals a day, and often provide evening activities and fellowship for the guests. Each day, families are transported to the Day Center by the FPHCR bus where families can do laundry, shower, and get ready for school or work. Parents who are not working stay at the Day Center and work on job and housing searches. Each family meets weekly with a staff member at FPHCR for case management.

Provides a minimally structured environment offering socialization and recreational opportunities. Offers some evening and weekend activities.

Implements and enforces the county's solid waste management plan. Operates a drive-up electronics collection service on-site. Oversees multiple centers for recyclable drop-off throughtout the county. Holds other collection events.

Provides services to individuals with a mental health diagnosis. Services include: Intake, Assessment & Referral Assistance, Case Management, Residential, Nursing, Drop-In Centers, Children's After-School Program, School-Based Mental Health Services, Student Assistance Program, Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vocational Support, Consumer Support Services, Outpatient, Partial Hospitalization, Inpatient, Intensive Case Management, Family Based Program, Resource Coordination Program, Crisis Program, and Psychiatric Services.

Provides services to individuals with a mental health diagnosis. Services include: Intake, Assessment & Referral Assistance, Case Management, Residential, Nursing, Drop-In Centers, Children's After-School Program, School-Based Mental Health Services, Student Assistance Program, Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vocational Support, Consumer Support Services, Outpatient, Partial Hospitalization, Inpatient, Intensive Case Management, Family Based Program, Resource Coordination Program, Crisis Program, and Psychiatric Services.

Provides services to individuals with a mental health diagnosis. Services include: Intake, Assessment & Referral Assistance, Case Management, Residential, Nursing, Drop-In Centers, Children's After-School Program, School-Based Mental Health Services, Student Assistance Program, Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vocational Support, Consumer Support Services, Outpatient, Partial Hospitalization, Inpatient, Intensive Case Management, Family Based Program, Resource Coordination Program, Crisis Program, and Psychiatric Services.

Provides services to individuals with a mental health diagnosis. Services include: Intake, Assessment & Referral Assistance, Case Management, Residential, Nursing, Drop-In Centers, Children's After-School Program, School-Based Mental Health Services, Student Assistance Program, Psychosocial Rehabilitation, Vocational Support, Consumer Support Services, Outpatient, Partial Hospitalization, Inpatient, Intensive Case Management, Family Based Program, Resource Coordination Program, Crisis Program, and Psychiatric Services.

Provides transportation if the client is Present at the pick-up curb and can depart the vehicle at the drop-off point. Offers a Shared Ride Program for Senior Citizens: Individuals aged 60 and older may use Shared Ride trips for medical appointments, banking, grocery shopping, employment, post office, senior center, adult day care center, pharmacy, social service agency, Laundromat, hospital/nursing home admittance or discharge, and visiting for immediate family members (spouse or children).

Offers a drop-in center for Lehigh County residents ages 18 and older with mental health challenges. Provides social and educational activities such as a self-esteem group, arts and crafts and outings as well.

Offers a drop-in center with the following services and amenities available: showers, laundry machines, public access computers, food, information and referral to community resources, and various support groups.

Provides a day center for individuals experiencing homelessness. Provides a place to use the restroom, charge phones, play games, read or rest. Serves a maximum of 20 guests.

Provides home based services, including health and developmental screenings, ongoing individualized educational assessment, weekly home visits, bi-monthly family days, and parent involvement opportunities.

Thrift store selling donated clothing, jewelry, books, linens, toys, seasonal items, small household items, etc. Limited space, appliances are sent to Salvation Army.

Proceeds from the thrift store are used to support the counseling ministry as well as other local non-profit ministries.

Donations should be dropped off during store hours only.

Offers structured activities and safe spaces for youth who are at risk, and those who have come to the attention of the Philadelphia Police after a curfew violation. Programs offered include job readiness training, coding, conflict resolution, violent prevention, mentoring, service linkages, family engagement, and other activities. Provides referral service for families needing additional resources and services.

Provides a safe, open environment where everyone is welcome, including children and youth for after-school hours. Provides career skills training for youth and individuals with low income. Assists individuals with learning about and connecting to various opportunities, supportive services, and resources in the community.

Provides a faith-based activity center, mentoring relationships, and weekly discussion groups enabling teens to grow socially, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually.

Drop-In Centers are informal community centers that provide a support network for adults facing mental health challenges.

Drop-In Centers are informal community centers that provide a support network for adults facing mental health challenges.

Drop-In Centers are informal community centers that provide a support network for adults facing mental health challenges.

Offers a Soup Kitchen with daily lunch and weekday breakfasts in a sit-down dining room (To-go bags also available), Day Shelter (Cots, computers, phones, e-charging stations, and tables are available), and Client Assistance (Clothing and personal items/essentials and counseling/case management). Provides Shower and Mail services.

Operates an outpatient mental health facility, providing daily activities such as workshops, group discussions, and life skill lessons.

Operates as an outpatient mental health facility, providing meals, field trips, and daily activities. Cafe Aurora located at the Mechanicsburg Drop-in center offers live entertainment along with gourmet teas, coffees, and baked goods available for a donation.

Serves as an outpatient mental health facility, providing daily meals, guest speakers, workshops, and other life skills training activities in a non-clinical setting. Offers adult basic education and introductory computer classes.

Operates as an outpatient mental health facility, providing monthly group support, workshops, bi-lingual home visitation, and daily drop-in services. Offers English as a Second Language classes at Harrisburg drop-in center.

Offers assistance with applying for benefits, job applications, resume building, accessing clothing, and other supports as needed. Also offers opportunities to receive CPR training, become ServSafe and OSHA certified and other trainings as available.

Provides therapeutic recreational activities, information and referral, peer and social support, and skill-building groups for individuals living with a diagnosis of mental illness or intellectual disability.

Day program that provides services for homeless individuals and families, case-management, computer access, phone, laundry and shower facilities.

Provides a year-round Emergency Shelter for families which operates at a local community center.

Daytime drop-in program for homeless and functionally disadvantaged adults. Provides case management, health screening, personal hygiene facilities and meals.

Take-out lunch Monday through Friday and Sunday, 12:00pm to 1:00pm. Saturday, closed to the public.

Operates a drop in day shelter. Serves as a cooling center during extreme heat weather emergencies. Offers a dry food pantry, free clothing, haircuts, laundry services, weekly art classes, socialization, and information about other resources in the community.

Provides a safe haven and supportive services to individuals experiencing homelessness who have not yet made a commitment to services, treatment, or may have just recently begun treatment and are seeking additional supports. Offers peer mentoring and outreach, social and recreational activities, and positive engagement to foster commitment to housing, treatment, and recovery.

Wireless Hopeline Project: Donated phones are refurbished, recycled or sold. Proceeds are donated to nonprofit domestic violence shelters. Refurbished phones are reprogrammed to call 911 and distributed to domestic violence survivors. Drop off your phone at any Verizon Wireless Communications Store. Lancaster locations are listed below:

Lancaster Verizon Store
Chelsea Square Shopping Center, 1615 Manheim Pike, Lancaster

Park City Mall-Kiosk
Park City Mall, 504 Park City Center, Lancaster

BJ's Lancaster
110 Centerville Road, Lancaster

Shelter guests and the community can come to the Day Center for help with needed resources. They have a Case Manager who can assist with job and home searches, obtaining id's, recovery assistance, professional connections, benefits, medical connections and much more.


All are welcome to hang out at their Day Center for a warming or cooling station. Free lunch 11:00am to 12:00pm, coffee, water, snacks, and resource help.

Safe Haven of Pennsylvania states a parent of a newborn may leave a child in the care of a hospital or a police officer at a police station without being criminally liable as long as the child is no older than 28 days and is not harmed. Safe Haven gives parents a safe, legal and confidential alternative to abandoning their baby. Local Children and Youth agency will take custody of the baby and find them a family.

Lancaster County Safe Haven drop off stations include:
- Lancaster General Hospital, 555 N Duke St, Lancaster PA (Safe Haven Baby Box)
- Penn State Health Lancaster Medical Center, 2841 Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster PA
- Women and Babies Hospital, 690 Good Dr, Lancaster PA
- WellSpan Ephrata Community Hospital, 169 Martin Ave, Ephrata PA

Standardized and coordinated assessment and referral service for everyone who is seeking services from the network of homeless services in Lehigh and Northampton County. Clients will complete an assessment with an intake caseworker and will then be referred to the appropriate program.

Drop-In Centers

Bethlehem Emergency Sheltering
11 West Church Street, Bethlehem PA 18018
Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 1:00pm
Walk-in or by appointment (schedule via email)
Phone Intake: No phone intakes
Contact: Maria Shior mshior@bes-inc.org

Third Street Alliance
41 North Third Street, Easton PA 18042
Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm
Walk-in During open hours
Phone Intake: No phone intakes
Contact: 610-258-6272

Lehigh Conference of Churches
457 West Allen Street, Allentown PA 18102
Hours: Monday through Thursday from 9:00am to 3:00pm
Walk-in
Phone Intake: No phone intakes

Youth
Valley Youth House (18-24 years old in Lehigh and Northampton Counties only)
Hours: Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm
No walk-ins. Must call for an appointment.
Phone Intake: Yes, call to schedule an appointment
Contact: Christina DiPierro 484-866-5556

Provides a skills building program to help people living with serious mental illness develop skills in the areas of living and wellness, education, vocation and socialization. Individual goals can include but are not limited to: managing a household, cooking nutritiously, obtaining a degree, developing social roles as well as skills for healthy relationships (e.g. parent, sibling, partner, friend, tenant).

Offers a Consumer Driven Mental Health Drop-In-Center (DIC) whose purpose is for consumers to share friendship, a warm environment and a place to increase their personal socialization with peers who have similar life experiences.

All in season clothing and accessory donations. Must be clean. Need Men and children clothing, socks, new underwear and undergarments and backpacks. Drop off items at the wood doors facing German Street during Office hours.

Offers a mental health drop in center. Activities include shopping trips, pool and dart tournaments, arts and crafts, meal preparation, dances, movie nights, and board games. The Cove is also dedicated to assisting its' participants in other areas of life, including help with housing issues and consumer education, Peer Support, Mobile Psych Rehab, Service Access Management and Jeff Tech.

Provides employment services: job search, mental health drop in center, Crossing Bridges to Independence, vocational evaluations, production center and work activities center, student and employer alliance program, life skills habilitation program, fairweather lodge, mobile work force training, supported home and community services.

Provides confidential pregnancy resources including self-administered pregnancy tests, material assistance, doctor referrals, agency referrals, adoption information, and options counseling. Offers emotional & spiritual support, individual attention, prenatal & preparation for labor classes, newborn care classes, local public & private school and group presentations on STI’s, and sexual risk avoidance.

Offers a drop-in center for teens. Also organizes a two-week summer program for elementary-aged students.

Daycare services are offered at child care center. Drop-in and contract rates available.

Provides an opportunity for peer support, empowerment, advocacy, and enrichment. A socialization hub where acceptance and belonging are encouraged. Open year round and the consumer-run center offers a wide range of activities.

Offers a safe, social environment for people in recovery and find community resources. The center includes a pool table, TV, a library, living room, kitchen, computer, craft area, games and wellness activities.

Offers socialization and recreation for individuals that includes many amenities and entertainment.

An alternative, non-residential environment for people who have mental, emotional or social problems and which may offer recreational activities, socialization, etc.

Offers as a day shelter for displaced and/or homeless individuals. Provides telephone contact, mail privileges, daily storage and late afternoon nourishments as well as vital continual community contact in a non threatening sober environment.

Offers homeless individuals Crisis Intervention and Continuing Care, Information and Referral to Local Drug and Alcohol and Mental Health Services. Recovery Specialist on Staff; Resource Coordination; Sober and Supportive Day Room Environment.

Offers a day shelter that provides breakfast; mail, fax, and phone services; lockers (30 days max); public restrooms; hot showers with towels and soap provided; crisis intervention and mental health counseling; social service applications and referrals; a monthly legal aid clinic; and an ID clinic to obtain state IDs, birth certificates, and social security cards.

Serves as a cooling center or code blue shelter during extreme weather emergencies.

Provides an after school program that offers children a variety of activities such as four square, video games, use of computers, board games, and music, or they may utilize a quieter room to do homework or read. Supervision during programming is provided by adult volunteers.

Housing assistance and support services for homeless individuals with disabilities.
A variety of programs are available to support veterans and their families

Case management for homeless adults.

Operates a drop-in shelter for men that provides shower facilities and offers shaving, haircuts, clothing, and shoes. Snacks, coffee, and iced tea are served, and sports TV and billiards are also available. Opportunity to fellowship with others is available, and Rosary prayers are said, with no obligation to attend.

Provides meals.

Serves as a hub of critical resources for persons at risk of or experiencing homelessness in the Phoenixville area. Resources include showers; drop-in case management (Monday, Tuesday, and Friday); and drop-in mental health and wellness counseling (Thursday).

Also serves as a Code Red Daytime Emergency Cooling Center when the temperature reaches or exceeds 95 degrees Fahrenheit.