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Designed to assist mental health consumers experiencing chronic homelessness in securing housing. Aims to provide low-cost housing to mental health consumers in Westmoreland County as well as assistance through Housing Supports. The PSH-PSH community living building has living space for 8 tenants.

Provides housing placement, financial assistance, and stabilization services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or fleeing domestic violence. Connects clients with market-rate or subsidized units and offers life skills, wellness, employment readiness, and peer support through COLOURS’ in-house programs.

Provides transitional housing for women and children with drug/alcohol and/or mental health disability. Provides a permanent housing program for homeless individuals or families with a drug/alcohol or mental health disability.

Provides decent, safe and sanitary housing for eligible low-income individuals, families and senior citizens. Provides information about eligibility for and vacancies in subsidized and non-subsidized housing properties in Lehigh County. Eligibility criteria include income guidelines, age and/or disability status. Waiting list for all programs is 1 - 2 years. Administers the Section 8 program. Eligibility is determined by income and family size. Approximately 1-2 year waiting list.

Provides an affordable shared housing opportunity with an integrated program of vocational, mental health, and housing support to assist adults in becoming self-sufficient and productive.

Operates Permenant Supportive Housing through a HUD grant for chronically homeless individuals that have serious mental illness.

For chronically homeless individuals with disabilities or disabling conditions. Program openings are filled through the Coordinated Entry System.

Multidisciplinary community treatment teams provide intensive, individual support to individuals diagnosed with a serious mental illness in both Lehigh and Northampton counties. Specific services include psychiatric assessment, medication education and monitoring, treatment for co-occurring disorders, behavioral therapy, psychosocial services and education. A separate, intensive/blended case management unit provides continuity of care for those individuals with serious mental illness residing in Lehigh and Northampton counties who no longer require the intensive level of multidisciplinary assertive community treatment team services. The Lehigh Valley ACT Permanent Supportive Housing program provides independent, scattered site housing funded through a McKinney-Vento grant to chronically homeless individuals with serious and persistent mental illness. Location Northampton

Provides permanent supportive housing.

Acts as the Coordinated Entry Agency for housing needs in Butler County. Potential services include emergency grants, permanent supportive housing for individuals and families with children, in particular those struggling with mental illness, and temporary/transitional housing and support

Operates Permenant Supportive Housing through a HUD grant for chronically homeless individuals that have serious mental illness.

Provides permanent housing for persons who are severely mentally ill, substance abusers, and the chronic homeless.

For chronically homeless individuals with disabilities or disabling conditions residing in Lackawanna County. Program openings are filled through the Coordinated Entry System.

Offers transitional housing program and a permanent supportive housing program for individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Butler County.

Provides permanent supportive housing assistance. Housing is provided at various apartment locations. Services include: Emergency Shelter, Permanent Supported Housing, Case Management, Life Skills Training , Outreach and Advocacy, Peer Support , Vocational/Educational Support , Participant Savings Plan.

Provides supportive permanent scattered site housing to chronically homeless and disabled individuals and families. Participants are encouraged to complete a 12 month service plan, participate in weekly life skills classes, maintain savings, obtain employment or participate in educational programs as applicable, complete volunteer service, maintain health counseling where applicable and participate in regular home visitation by casework staff.

Intervention that combines affordable housing assistance with voluntary support services to address the needs of chronically homeless people. Referrals for services are made through Coordinated Entry System.

The St. Ann's Program in Hazleton secures four 2-bedroom apartments and four 3-bedroom apartments, for occupation by persons with a qualifying disability, along with their families.

Helps individuals and families who are struggling with housing connect to supportive services and resources. Services include: Emergency Shelter Services, Transitional Housing, Permanent Supportive Housing, Rapid Rehousing, Shelter Plus Care, and Homeless Prevention Programs.

Permanent supportive housing for individuals experiencing chronic homelessness due to substance use disorders. Individuals receive supportive services including recovery support services, educational groups, life skills education, and transportation as they live as independently as possible. There is no predetermined length of stay.

Provides affordable housing for low to moderate income seniors and families. Apartments are located in Allentown, Bethlehem, Emmaus, Coopersburg, Easton and Palmer. Some apartments are 55 and over, some are 62 and over.

Provides rental assistance, rapid-re-housing and supportive services to eligible participants.

Provides permanent supportive housing assistance. Housing is provided at various apartment locations. Services include: Emergency Shelter, Permanent Supported Housing, Case Management, Life Skills Training , Outreach and Advocacy, Peer Support , Vocational/Educational Support , Participant Savings Plan.

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

Partners with the Office of Behavioral Health and the Delaware County Housing Authority to provide housing vouchers to persons experiencing homelessness. Through various housing processes with the Continuum of Care and Coordinated Entry, homeless singles and families are identified and referred to FCSDC to identify safe and affordable housing.