If you are concerned about the cost of quality child care, Child Care Works may be able to help. Working parents may be eligible for assistance for child care expenses if they meet the income guidelines.

We provide support in 3 basic program areas: Basic Need(eg. groceries, medical expenses) Employment Support(eg. transportation costs, ID, cell phone, resume/job search, education fees, pre-employment costs etc...), and Housing Stabilization(eg. evection and utility shut-off prevention, fuel, storage etc...). The services through which these programs provide support are: Client Emergency Fund-emergency financial assistance, Community Closet-grocery cupboard that focuses on personal care and household items (not covered by SNAP/FoodStamps) and supplemental dry food goods, and the ACT Now Network-email network of those willing to be informed when there is an urgent need (e.g.clothing, home goods, ride to doctor).

The Early Learning Resource Center (ELRC) provides a single access point for families, early learning service providers, and communities to gain information and access services that support children and families with the goal of improving the quality, accessibility, and affordability of early learning services in Allegheny County. Specifically, the ELRC helps families access child care subsidies and provides information about early learning settings more broadly, such as Head Start and Pre K Counts options, and works with child care providers to strengthen quality practices. The ELRC is a partnership between the Allegheny County Department of Human Services, the Alliance for Infants and Toddlers, and Trying Together.

Provides health and social services to families and emphasizes the development of four core values: caring, honesty, respect and responsibility. Includes independent living classes for older adults, child care, and a variety of heath and fitness resources.

Provides funding to help pay for child care. Subsidized childcare funding is available to eligible families. Child Care Family Support Services provides help in finding quality childcare providers, child care counseling, child safety information and child development information.

Provides funding to help pay for child care. Subsidized childcare funding is available to eligible families. Child Care Family Support Services provides help in finding quality childcare providers, child care counseling, child safety information and child development information.

Determines eligibility for state subsidy for child care

Contributes to the cost of child care for income-eligible families who are eligible under federal guidelines for subsidized child care, as well as families referred for child care services from the County Assistance Office. Eligible clients may select from day care centers, group day care homes or family day care homes that participate in the subsidized day care program. The program assists families in locating child care through referrals to both independent day care facilities and those that have provider agreements with the Child Care Information System. The Child Care provider list is available upon request.

Leads Early Learning Resource Centers (ELRCs) in 17 counties in Pennsylvania. ELRC's are the one-stop hub for early education and child care needs. Families can find early education opportunities, apply for assistance to help with child care expenses and access other resources. Click here for regional center information Region 11: Bradford, Sullivan, Columbia, Montour, Luzerne, Wyoming Region 12: Carbon, Lackawanna, Monroe, Pike, Wayne, Susquehanna Region 13: Berks, Schuylkill Region 14: Lehigh, Northampton Region 16: Bucks

The Early Learning Resource Center Region 15 (ELRC) provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers, and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs. We offer an enhanced resource and referral system for communities seeking early learning services and supports. The ELRC provides child care subsidies to eligible families. The Federal and State funding for this program is provided through a contract with the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (PADHS). The ELRC serves children eligible for child care works from birth to 13 years of age whose parents are employed and meet the eligibility guidelines set forth by the Commonwealth. Childcare is also available to children who are 13 years or older but under 19 years of age who are incapable of caring for themselves. Teen parents who are enrolled full-time in high school are encouraged to apply for childcare services. Parent/Caretakers who apply may be placed on a wait list based on the availability of funds. Fees are based on family size and income.

Child Care Resource and Referral helps families with free assistance in locating child care facilities that meet their child care needs. Provides child care subsidy to income eligible families who are employed or enrolled in approved training.There are five CCIS offices in Philadelphia, and at least one CCIS in every county in Pennsylvania.

Child Care Resource and Referral helps families with free assistance in locating child care facilities that meet their child care needs. Provides child care subsidy to income eligible families who are employed or enrolled in approved training.There are five CCIS offices in Philadelphia, and at least one CCIS in every county in Pennsylvania.

Child Care Information Services helps families with free assistance in locating child care facilities that meet their child care needs. Provides child care subsidy to income eligible families who are employed or enrolled in approved training. There are four CCIS offices in Philadelphia, and at least one CCIS in every county in Pennsylvania.

Helps families find child care facilities that meet their needs. Provides financial assistance to income eligible families who are employed or enrolled in approved training.

Child Care Resource and Referral helps families with free assistance in locating child care facilities that meet their child care needs. Provides child care subsidy to income eligible families who are employed or enrolled in approved training.There are five CCIS offices in Philadelphia, and at least one CCIS in every county in Pennsylvania.

COMPASS allows Pennsylvanians to search and apply for various health and human service programs, including child care.

COMPASS allows Pennsylvanians to search and apply for various health and human service programs, including child care.

Determines eligibility for state subsidy for child care.

Assists working families with the cost of child care and provides specialized resource and referral service that assists families with locating state licensed /regulated child care providers and offers parent education to help parents make an informed decision regarding their child care selection.

Administers Pre-K Counts, fitness facilities, retired senior volunteer program and ELRC. Also hosts a "Blessing Box" food pantry and hosts holiday community dinners.

Financial Bridge Loan (Interest Free) up to $5,000. Covers Coronavirus issues that include: lost wages due to work absence, child care costs due to school closures, small business losses, canceled study abroad programs, as well as medical costs

The Subsidized Child Day Care Program is a federal and state funded program established to provide financial support for child care. A family must meet eligibility criteria for the Subsidized Child Day Care Program established by the Department of Public Welfare.

Early childhood education and child care services for infants and children from 6 weeks to 12 years old. Some families may qualify for subsidies, based upon household income. 31 locations in Carbon, Lehigh and Northampton Counties. Provider of Pennsylvania Pre-K Counts, the state's quality pre-k program for qualifying families.

The North Penn YMCA Day Care programs offer a well-balanced program that fits the needs of children according to their age and individual progress, promoting physical, educational, and social growth for all children. We serve children between the ages of 6 weeks and Pre-K.

The North Penn YMCA Day Care programs offer a well-balanced program that fits the needs of children according to their age and individual progress, promoting physical, educational, and social growth for all children. We serve children between the ages of 6 weeks and Pre-K.

Provides quality child care, including education, training, disability, family literacy, nutritious meals and advocacy services to establish sound development for children from birth to 5 years.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers, and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

One-stop shop for all early education needs in Bucks County.Provides information on enrolling a child in high-quality pre-k program;help paying for child care ( including child care subsidy);support or training for child care providers.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers, and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Provides a single point-of-contact for families, early learning service providers, and communities to gain information and access services that support high-quality child care and early learning programs.

Soldier On provides supportive services to veterans and their families in need, or who are homeless or at risk if becoming homeless. The Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) Program at Soldier On is a door-to-door outreach campaign assisting veterans and their families who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. The outreach program aims to assist veterans and their families before they become homeless in New York State, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mississippi, and western Massachusetts. Soldier On provides in-home case management, referral services, and temporary financial assistance for housing to veterans facing homelessness. Soldier On’s mission is to provide veterans with the services and support they need to carry on healthy, productive lives in homes of their own. If you know a veteran who is on the verge of homelessness or struggling with issues related to housing, health care or substance abuse, Soldier On can help. Case Management and Referral Services for:

• Health Care,
• Daily Living Activites,
• Financial Planning,
• Transportation,
• Income Support,
• Legal Assistance,
• Emergency Supplies,
• Rep Payee/Fiduciary.

Temporary Financial Funds may be available for:

• Rental Assistance
• Utility Fees,
• Security Deposits,
• Utility Deposits,
• Moving Costs,
• Child Care,
• Transportation.

Child Care Information Services fills an important gap for working families. The cost of child care for two children can be more than a mortgage on a house. It can be more than someone making minimum wage earns. This assistance allows parents to have access to quality early learning for their children while they work. Their co - pay increases as their income increases, allowing them to work toward self - sufficiency.

SCCAP is subcontracted by The Center for Community Action to operate the location Early Learning Resource Center in Franklin County to administer this child care subsidy program to county residents. This program, which receives federal and state funding, was established to give financial support to working families for help in paying their child care expenses. In addition to offering child care subsidies, we also provide referrals to parents seeking child care. Child care providers may request information on training and workshops in their area, as well as information on providing quality child care for working families.

The scholarship provides a high-quality preschool experience for income eligible 3 and 4-year-old children. This program is funded by local businesses tax credits through the State. Children participating in the EITC scholarship program can attend a high-quality Pre-K program at the Philipsburg Child Development Center or Discovery Child Development Center.

Trying Together supports high-quality care and education for young children by providing advocacy, community resources, and professional growth opportunities for the needs and rights of children, their families, and the individuals who interact with them. Trying Together works regionally (in Southwestern Pennsylvania) and takes its expertise and models to statewide and national audiences.

Services provided by the Union Aid Society to residents of the Quaker Valley School District, include emergency funding for rent, medical bills, food and utilities; affordable apartments for low income seniors; and Back to School, Thanksgiving and Holiday gift card programs. Scholarships for high school seniors and adults over 25.

United Way of Bucks County provides guidance on child care options for those who are low-income and could assist families through scholarships to high quality preschool centers across Bucks County.

USA Cares provides financial and advocacy assistance to post 9/11 active duty US military service personnel, veterans and their families. They assist all branches of service and all ranks and components. They do not charge fees nor accept repayment and rely on donations from private citizens, businesses and foundations for all funding. Financial assistance is not given directly to service members or their families; instead, payments are made to mortgage lenders, utility companies, and other vendors. The objective is to reach families at the earliest stage of intervention to proactively prevent further financial distress. Typically, USA Cares provides assistance in four major areas:

• Emergency Assistance - pays immediate, essential bills, including food and utility bills,
• Housing Assistance – helps to stop and prevent evictions and foreclosures,
• Combat Injured - pays basic expenses: mortgage/rent, food and home utilities which enables combat injured to receive treatment and be assured their family is taken care of,
• Jobs Assistance – reduce unemployment among post-9/11 Veterans through job-seeker tools, open to all veterans, limited financial assistance.