Offers a program for those looking for help but cannot commit to long-term case management, this course helps individuals build resources by putting the concepts, tools, and relationships in the hands of people in poverty to make a difference in their own lives.

Provides low-income residents of Bucks County with the education, resources and skills necessary to thrive independent of government assistance. Conducts comprehensive assessment. Pairs clients with a Self Sufficiency Coach who helps to design an individual education and employment plan and meets with client weekly for up to five years.

Offers non-traditional loans for survivors of domestic violence who may not be able to access traditional banking for emergency and other identifiable needs. The simple interest loans, ranging from $50 to $500, can be used for expenses such as car repair, a small business loan for materials and supplies, books or tuition costs, or uniforms/ professional attire.

Offers financial counseling to assist families achieve short- and long-term goals toward a lifetime of economic success and family self-sufficiency.

Offers the following services: Budgeting, Financial Literacy Education, Career Readiness, Getting Ahead, Long Term Case Management

Works with individuals and families to help them to achieve economic self-sufficiency. Assists in identifying goals, creating action plans, and in locating resources to help people to achieve their goals. Offers budgeting information, job search assistance, and help navigating government benefit programs.

Offers Budgeting Basics, Career Readiness, Getting Ahead, and Case Management. With the guidance of a Self-Sufficiency Coordinator, you will set goals, identify challenges, and map a course to success, all while focusing on strengths and skill-building along the way.

Assists clients in multiple situations to achieve self-sufficiency through casework services, including development of a plan to establish self sufficiency and help with budgeting.

Offers resource coordination services for members of the community. Can assist clients with gaining financial literacy skills, completing applications for benefits and housing, locating shelter services, finding legal services and obtaining criminal record expungement, and arranging employment- and court-related transportation in addition to applying for low or no cost bus passes.

Provides six months of guidance to identify your strengths, help develop a solution plan, connect to services, and assess if the plan is working for you, for those who qualify and are willing to commit themselves. Offers connections to the following: Job Training; Health Services; Childcare and Education; Housing Option Referrals; Legal Services; and Financial Literacy Component for family members.

Assists clients in multiple situations to achieve self-sufficiency through casework services, including development of a plan to establish self sufficiency and help with budgeting.

Provides long-term financial assistance with permanent housing. Offers case management for housing, job training and education, financial, physical, emotional, social, and spiritual health.

Offers a 90-day support service for families with children from birth to age 18 who may be experiencing stress due to parent/child conflicts, lack of stability, a need for budgeting support, lack of family communication, or a need for overall resource assistance including food assistance. Helps families to create their own problem solving plans, build strong partnerships with extended family, and identify and link to resources.

Empowers and coaches low-income families to attain a family-sustaining wage in order to achieve and maintain economic self-sufficiency and live free of public assistance. Provides resources to bridge the gap between public assistance and stability.

Provides service coordination to families in HACP’s LIPH communities. Conducts need assessments, providing linkage to supportive services, and empowerment activities. ROSS coordinators promote economic and housing independence and stability.

Provides a federally funded program which offers housing assistance as part of a coordinated program of housing, child care, and transportation assistance; personal and career counseling; educational assistance; and job training and placement for families with low to moderate incomes. Some of these services are outsourced to service providers in the community and all are not solely provided by the Housing Authority. The goal of the Family Self-Sufficiency Program is to help motivated individuals become economically self-sufficient. In order to qualify for the Family Self-Sufficiency Program, you must currently be a part of the Housing Authority of Northumberland County's public housing program or Rental Assistance Program.

Offers the following services: Budgeting, Financial Literacy Education, Career Readiness, Getting Ahead, Long Term Case Management. TCCA guides and supports families and individuals working toward self-sufficiency. Local case managers help individuals develop personal goal plans focusing on strengths and skills necessary for long-term success.

AWESOME (Assistance With Education, Shelter, Organization, Money management, and Employment) offers classes to individuals who are ready and willing to take the next step in self-sufficiency. One day classes are also available.

Supports individuals in stabilizing their financial situations, building resources, positive support systems, and human capital. People are given a chance to assess where they are, determine where they want to be, and build their own plan to achieve their goals. Support is provided along the way.

Provides assistance in seeking employment including resume services, job search strategies, and interview skill building, as well as obtaining childcare, credit counseling, and information on home ownership.

Provides case management and information & referral services. Services include linkage to public and private benefits, financial literacy education, and referrals to employment and training programs.

Works with individuals and families to help them to achieve economic self-sufficiency. Assists in identifying goals, creating action plans, and in locating resources to help people to achieve their goals. Offers budgeting information, job search assistance, and help navigating government benefit programs.

Assists clients in multiple situations to achieve self-sufficiency through casework services, including development of a plan to establish self sufficiency and help with budgeting.

Provides low-income residents of Bucks County with the education, resources and skills necessary to thrive independent of government assistance. Conducts comprehensive assessment. Pairs clients with a Self Sufficiency Coach who helps to design an individual education and employment plan and meets with client weekly for up to five years.

Empowers and coaches low-income families to attain a family-sustaining wage in order to achieve and maintain economic self-sufficiency and live free of public assistance. Provides resources to bridge the gap between public assistance and stability.