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Offers clothing, furniture and other items. Volunteer opportunities available.

Provides food to individuals and families experiencing hardships.

Offers extended care before and after school hours. Offers activities including sports, games, crafts, character development, homework supervision, and snack. Enrichment programs include math, reading, and science.

Provides a monthly food pantry.

Provides various supervision and probationary programs to those directed by the court.

Provides natural gas service throughout western Pennsylvania.

Provides in-depth services to those seeking to adopt international children, domestic infants, older American children, or children with special needs. Also works with children in the foster care system and foster parents, as well as families who have already adopted.

Working Papers: Any student 14-17 years old, prior to high school graduation, must have working papers for employment. Applications are taken at school district administration offices. The student does not have to be present to obtain the papers, parents can fill out the paperwork. To obtain working papers, a copy of the student's birth certificate must be taken to the school administration office. Call local school district for information on location and office hours. Summer Enrichment (Vacation Education): Some schools in the County offer non-credit enrichment courses over the summer break. These courses are designed to broaden the students experiences, keep minds and imaginations active, and offer peer interaction. Subjects that may be offered include: computers, cartooning, music, babysitting, chess, foreign languages, photography, etc. Some schools offer school social worker services.

Works with pregnant and breastfeeding parents to educate them about the benefits of breastfeeding. They can also help them start and continue breastfeeding. This program is designed to help increase the number of parents who breastfeed their infants in Allegheny County.

Enables those with Food Stamps/SNAP to shop at Farmers' Markets. Shoppers can come to the Fresh Access desk at participating market locations and use their EBT (Access) card to purchase tokens redeemable by participating food vendors for food-stamp eligible purchases. Ordinary credit and debit cards also accepted for any shoppers. SNAP shoppers also receive Food Bucks incentives to stretch your food stamps further. For every $5 SNAP EBT purchase, the purchaser receives an extra $2 to spend on produce. Most markets operate weekly from May or June through October or November. For current list of market locations and times, visit website.

This program provides free groceries and essential food items to eligible individuals and families in need.

Individual, couples and family mental health counseling. In person or virtual. Ages 0-99.

Offers individuals with intellectual disabilities the opportunity to live in a home of their own in residential neighborhoods. Residential living staff support the independence of individuals while meeting their needs as outlined in the individual's support plans. Special adaptations may be made to accommodate individuals' special needs and promote their independence.

Pays for healthcare services for eligible individuals. Known as Medical Assistance (MA) and Medicaid.

Provides a full service drug testing service including: drug detection assessments, instant on-site drug testing, DNA and paternity testing, workplace drug testing programs, hair follicle drug testing, in-home drug testing, steroid testing, laboratory testing, and background checks.

Provides those who are HIV positive with assistance in obtaining medical care, counseling, mental health treatment, substance abuse treatment, food and housing. Also provides prevention and education programs to high risk individuals and groups. Services may be provided at a client's home or by phone.

Provides those who are HIV positive with assistance in obtaining medical care, counseling, mental health treatment, substance abuse treatment, food and housing. Also provides prevention and education programs to high risk individuals and groups. Services may be provided at a client's home or by phone.

Provides assistance to reduce heating costs for low income families by improving the energy efficiency of their homes while ensuring their health and safety.

Our values of service, integrity, compassion, and excellence define how we want to care for you. If weâre doing well, let us know. And, if weâre not, you need to tell us that too. We want you to feel comfortable sharing your questions with your care team. Your care team will be led by our Hospitalists. They will oversee your care while you're here, and they will be in contact with your Primary Care Doctor to provide updates on your progress.

Provides a Christian church with a primary outreach of support and affirmation for the lesbian, gay and bisexual community. Operates as part of the Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches denomination. Sponsors bible studies and workshops.

Evaluates and identifies the best mode of treatment for individuals who have developmental deficits, learning disabilities, personality disorders, or other mental and behavioral health disabilities.

Helps Pennsylvanians in eligible low-income households to buy food. Eligible individuals and families receive an Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) ACCESS Card to use for food purchases.

Offers counseling services to individuals experiencing stressful life situations such as depression, anger management, relaxation skills, grief issues, coping skills, treatment related to abuse issues and improving communication skills.

Provides pregnancy testing, pregnancy options education and referrals.

Provides educational materials and programs including English/Spanish classes. Offers computers for public use.