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Provides support and services to enable older adults to continue to live in their homes and communities. Designated by the state to administer human service programs for older adults at the local level.

Provides local and toll-free numbers to contact 211s across the United States.

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.

Helps families access child care funding and provides information about early learning settings more broadly, such as Head Start and Pre K Counts options, and works with child care providers to strengthen quality practices. The ELRC is a partnership between the Allegheny County Department of Human Services, the Alliance for Infants and Toddlers, and Trying Together.

Offers a 24-hour domestic violence crisis hotline, legal and medical advocacy, individual and group counseling, case management, adolescent and child counseling, pet-centric services, safety planning, information and referral, and a community education/prevention program.

Apply for many health and human service programs and manage benefit information.

Determines eligibility for state subsidy for child care.

Provides a list of agencies in Philadelphia County that provide free food and meals as well as information about applying for public benefits available to anyone in Philadelphia. Includes location, contact, and eligibility information about each listed agencies' free food/meals programs.

Pennie is Pennsylvania's official health insurance marketplace. It offers financial assistance to help lower the cost of coverage and care.

Provides Early Intervention Service (EIS) coordination for Allegheny County families. Connects children in need with intervention services provided at their home or day care location.

Provides phone counseling 24 hours a day. Mobile crisis unit will travel anywhere within Allegheny County to provide support services. Drop-in services are always available. Residential service is a short-term alternative to hospitalization for people with mental health problems.

Provides an interactive search tool and map to find local farmers markets accepting nutrition program vouchers.

Provides security, safety, and basic needs for individuals and families fleeing domestic violence. The shelter also offers emotional support, crisis intervention, information, advocacy, and safety planning, and connects survivors with a range of resources. Hotline services offer a way for anyone experiencing DV to reach out for assistance and emotional support, and to be met with warmth and understanding.

Helps individuals and families to find low cost internet access and digital devices. Provides digital literacy skills instruction and basic technical support concerning computers, tablets, smartphones, and connecting to WiFi (wireless internet) networks.

Coordinates services, personnel, and equipment during and immediately following disasters. Accepts and manages reports of disaster-related property damage.

Offers services for individuals with substance use disorders. Provides screening and level of care assessment for substance use disorder, referral to treatment, and support until admission if space is not available in an appropriate setting immediately. Care management includes connections to other human services (through warm hand-offs), information and education about treatment options, peer support, and coordinated linkage to treatment and/or services. Also offers a Safe Place to Stay providing food, shelter, and professional support while individuals are waiting for appropriate treatment placement in the community.

Provides information and assistance for adults age 60 and older, and their families and advocates. SeniorLine staff members are trained care managers who can answer questions about available services, help people to begin the process of receiving services from the Area Agency on Aging or partners in the community serving older adults.

Offers referral for substance use disorder services.

Provides listings of early learning, after school, summer camp, and virtual care and education options throughout Allegheny County. Options can be narrowed by distance, age of child, and a variety of other criteria.

Operates 24/7 hotline to respond to emergency needs of crime victims and witnesses, answer questions, and provide support. Staff helps the caller to identify their needs and resources including those provided by Center for Victims and other community organizations.

Coordinates services, personnel, and equipment during and immediately following disasters.

Provides an in-depth assessment aimed at identifying a child's individual strengths and needs, as well as recommend and provide appropriate early intervention services.

Provides infant formula to families in need in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties.

Provides assistance to survivors of the Whitehall Fire response with accessing recovery services post-disaster. The event will be hosted on Monday, December 22nd 5:00pm-8:00pm.

Coordinates services, personnel, and equipment during and immediately following disasters. Accepts and manages reports of disaster-related property damage.