On Tuesday, April 29th, 2025 storms impacted much of southwestern Pennsylvania, including Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Washington, and Westmoreland counties. 211 is ready to assist those that have been impacted by the storm and need help finding resources in their area.

Get help accessing and using technology. Connect with services, programs, and organizations that offer FREE assistance to: Get low-cost internet, get free or low-cost devices (like computers or tablets) Get support navigating and accessing the web, troubleshoot internet connectivity issues, use online programs or apps, and find digital skills classes, adult education programs, or workforce programs

Spring is in the air, and we’re all ready for warmer temperatures and longer days. 211 is here to help with all of your needs, all year round. We want to help connect you with programs that offer food, groceries, childcare, and activities for those of all ages.

Safety is a basic need. PA211 is free and confidential and can help you access resources and connect with violence prevention services and programs in Philadelphia.

As the statewide information and referral system, PA 211 plays a vital role in times of crisis—connecting individuals and communities to immediate relief, long-term recovery resources, and volunteer opportunities. This meeting reaffirmed PA 211’s position as a trusted connector between the public, service providers, and emergency response networks. PA 211 is committed to utilizing technology, as well as people, to assist in managing all the key components necessary to coordinate disaster planning, response, and long-term recovery efforts. 

Changing your EBT pin before your benefits are transferred can help prevent theft. Changing your pin is easy and we're here to help.