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Registers voters at the downtown office location or by mail, supplies absentee ballots, and conducts elections.

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.

Resource center for aging and disabled.

Supports and promotes economic development by fostering partnerships between public, private, and tribal entities to attract, retain, and grow businesses. Their services include advocating for favorable policies, developing workforce training programs, providing resources for business growth and expansion, marketing the region's assets, and offering support for small businesses and entrepreneurs.

Links families with other families and professionals in a supportive environment, and sharing current information on available resources.

Prepares young women to be successful in the areas of service, influence, education, and entrepreneurship. Offers programs that provide mentorship, workshops, community service, and hands-on lessons. Also offers annual culture and college tours out of state.

Diagnoses and treats mental and emotional issues and concerns within marriages, couples and families.

Provides a mobile market in various communities throughout Pittsburgh. Accepts EBT/SNAP.

Provides public library services.

Operates a consortium of human service organizations and community partners to improve access to services.

Provided home health care for medical and non-medical in home services.

The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program provides free, confidential, and secure tax return preparation for those in need of tax assistance. Offers free tax help to people who generally make $60,000 or less, persons with disabilities, the elderly ,and limited English-speaking taxpayers who need assistance in preparing their own tax returns. IRS-certified volunteers provide free basic income tax return preparation with electronic filing to qualified individuals.

Provides law enforcement services.

Provides nationwide product safety and recall information for consumer products under agency's jurisdiction, asbestos information, and consumer product complaints.

Provides investigation and resolution of reports of exploitation, abuse, neglect, or abandonment (24-hour on-call service) of an individual 60 years old or older.

Oversees and implements policies and procedures that regulate the delivery of federal farm programs. Administers farm loan program.

WIC is a free program for those who qualify that offers: A) eWIC benefits to purchase nutritious foods at the grocery store. WIC foods support proper growth and development for pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, infants, and children up to age 5. B) Nutrition education to help new parents build a strong nutritional foundation for their families, and help children develop healthy eating habits that can last a lifetime. C) Breastfeeding support to help new mothers have a successful breastfeeding experience. D) Farmer’s market vouchers to purchase fresh, local produce. E) Referrals to health care and social services to help you stay connected to prenatal and pediatric medical care, as well as community services and programs that help your family stay healthy and strong.

Promotes the social, mental, and physical development of individuals and families through a broad-based program which includes classes, recreational activities, fitness facilities, and more.

Provides meals through distribution to their homes or residences.

Provides expectant and new parents support for a healthy pregnancy, encouragement and tools for parents as child's primary caregivers and teachers. Services encompass: nutrition, health & safety, mental health, disabilities, family engagement, and social activities. Voluntary home visiting service.

Provides an act of pastoral care to those recently discharged from a hospital or nursing home by delivering a gift of home made soup from the parish.

Works collaboratively with community residents, police officers, and service providers to offer supportive peer-based social services. Provides an array of social services to prevent adverse relationships with the criminal justice system. Participants meet with a PAD staff member who will provide customized services and resources based on participant’s immediate needs.

Offers screenings, evaluations, and developmental services according to the child's needs. Services are provided in the child's home or other natural environment. Parents are provided with information and resources as requested.

Provides assistance with finding employment for adults with disabilities.

Offering a free back to school event that includes face painting, nail painting, school supplies, dental exams for children, and community connections.