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Employs individuals who are blind in manufacturing, food processing, administrative services, and leadership roles. Offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes Paid Time Off (PTO), holiday pay, insurance for medical and dental, short-term disability, and more. Benefits vary slightly by position, length of employment, and job status, such as full-time or part-time.

Soup kitchen serving breakfast and lunch on weekdays.

Provides a personal alarm device to make it easier to contact nurse with any questions or concerns. Could be used for emergencies and other situations.

Free, anonymous testing for sexually transmitted diseases STD's and HIV/AIDS .

Provides screening to help individuals determine if they qualify for SNAP benefits and helps them apply for or renew benefits. Can also assist with LIHEAP applications. Also advocates on behalf of people having problems receiving SNAP benefits through the PA Department of Human Services.

Meals on Wheels is a voluntary non-profit organization. Provides one hot meal and sandwich meal daily, Monday-Friday (except holidays), all low salt diets. Cancellations should be called the day before.

Provides hot meals on a regular basis and opportunities for recreation and socialization.

Offers families and others an opportunity to come together to help solve family problems. A typical conference lasts between 2-3 hours.

Serves as a community center for members of the LGBTQ2+ community. Provides information and referral on services that target the LGBTQ2+ population.

Provides holistic family development approach to services. Assists children to mature socially, emotionally, educationally, and nutritionally. Educates parents on healthy choices. Offers full-day child care at centers, literacy services, and nutritious meals.

Serves as an Assistive Technology Resource Center (ATRC). Assists consumers looking for Assistive Technology devices and information to increase their independence. Distributes devices through the Telecommunication Device Distribution Program (TDDP) and Assistive Technology Lending Library. Also maintains a Reuse Program where consumers can borrow equipment when in need.

Offers a place to go for nutritious meals, social activities, and a range of programs such as health screenings, health and consumer education, creative arts, exercise and other special events which are unique to individual centers.

Offers inpatient treatment that is individually tailored to meet each patient’s needs. Short-term crisis stabilization and consistent care in a secure environment. Also offers inpatient hospitalization. Available services include: Diagnosis and evaluation by a board-certified psychiatrist, on-site gymnasium, music, art, movement, social work and nursing treatment groups, Family Education Group, and private dining.

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

Provides benefits used to buy food. This service is formerly known as Food Stamps.

Provides law enforcement services.

Provides law enforcement services.

Provides an online portal through which individuals may report potential threats to the Jewish community of Greater Pittsburgh, including Anti-Semitic behavior and acts. Please Note: Emergencies should be reported to police via 911 immediately.

Provides police services and assistance to other law enforcement agencies in the Commonwealth. These services range from laboratory testing to specialized training, all with the goal of keeping our communities as safe as possible. Troop M / Bethlehem: 2930 Airport Road, Bethlehem, PA 18017-2149 Troop M / Fogelsville: 8320 Schantz Road, Breinigsville, PA 18031 Troop M / Belfast: 654 Bangor Road, Nazareth, PA 18064

Provides services including: vocational assessment, in-home counseling, development of support services, and 24-hour crisis intervention. Project Match provides placement services to youth with severe disabilities transitioning from school to work. Services include: career awareness, job training, and workplace literacy.

Provides travelers assistance to nonresidents who are stranded in crisis situations. Helps travelers return to communities where they have family or social support systems. Services are provided based on available funding, eligibility, and location.

CATCH is an evaluation process for children in early intervention who are at risk for autism.

Serves as a crisis pregnancy, educational, and resource center. Services include confidentail prenatal, post natal, and post abortion counseling; maternity clothing; baby clothing, sizes newborn to 24 months; nursery supplies; and referrals for medical care, financial aid, legal assistance, and adoption services.

Provides career identification, real and virtual job shadowing, and work experiences for youth, ages 18-24. Youth are matched with a mentor for job shadowing and work experiences. These positions may be a paid or unpaid experience. Designed to help out of school youth acquire the personal attributes, knowledge, and skills needed to obtain a job and advance into the work-force.

Offers a hot breakfast and lunch.