Allegheny CARES – COVID relief fund. Application can be found at: www.covid.pa211sw.org Qualifications for the program: Must be resident within Allegheny County . Must have been affected by COVID-19 - either physically, economically, or being vulnerable, etc . No income limit Assistance with - housing, food, utilities, transportation and healthcare. Individuals CAN apply for both UW Emergency Basic Needs COVID-19 Fund and this fund. Maximum grant size $700

Connnects individuals to COVID resources.

***NOTE*** Covid-19 (Corona Virus) information Click here for updates on the Coronavirus The U.S. reference and referral service for information on HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), tuberculosis (TB) and other communicable diseases. NPIN is a next-generation clearinghouse that collects and disseminates data and materials to support the work of prevention organizations and workers in international, national, state, and local settings. Their services are designed to facilitate program collaboration in sharing information, resources, published materials, research, and trends among the four diseases.

State wide contact information to report concerns: Please, click here for information and resources. or copy and paste this page into your browser: https://www.health.pa.gov/About/Pages/Contact.aspx Reporting of local concerns, please, see this page for contact information: Please, click here for information and resources.or copy this page into your browser: https://www.health.pa.gov/About/Pages/County-Municipal%20Health%20Depts.aspx BUSINESS COMPLAINTS: Anyone who wants to file a complaint against a business for failing to follow orders related to coronavirus pandemic can do so online at http://health.pa.gov. Type in the search term "COVID-19 complaint and click the link for "COVID-19 Information for Businesses" See link to - Public Health Complaints and Concerns - Complaint Form. Responsible for planning and coordinating health resources throughout the Commonwealth. Main activities are to monitor the health status of the population; identify and eliminate preventable illness and accidents; reduce the severity of illness and disability; promote healthy behaviors; improve health care quality, access and accountability; and lead the development of health policy and planning.

INFORMATION ON CORONAVIRUS Please, see our educational information at this site: Click Here to be Directed to the Site

• Any questions feel free to call: 1-877-PA-HEALTH (877-724-3258)

Individuals who have been affected by COVID-19, residing in Allegheny, Butler, Fayette, Westmoreland, and some zip codes in Armstrong, may be eligible for assistance through the Emergency Basic Needs - COVID-19 Fund Application. Please fill out the application in its entirety. http://pa211sw.org/assistance-fund/

If callers from Allegheny County request additional information on this program please complete form in Contact Markers. Basic Eligibility: Callers need to have been impacted by COVID, causing food insecurities. They need to be able to get to a food distribution agency or bus route. Advise caller they will be contacted within a week to discuss eligibility for the program further. UW partners with community agencies/school districts to distribute meals to community members experiencing hunger and food insecurity due to COVID. The program provides a variety of supplemental meals including grab-and- go breakfast and lunches, individual dinners, and family dinners (a four portion meal). We have multiple vendors such as Eat’ n Park, Community Kitchen, EAT Initiative, Aunt Cheryl’s Café, Love Rocks, Scratch Food & Bev. United Way’s Food Transportation Network has coordinated meal delivery to agencies and delivers meals on bus routes. - If you qualify you will be matched with a partner agency in order to receive assistance.

Philly Food Finder

AHN has opened four locations for drive-through testing for COVID-19. Only patients who have been previously evaluated by an AHN-affiliated health care provider for COVID-19 symptoms and who have a valid prescription order from their doctor may be tested at the drive-up collection sites this time.* After the COVID-19 test is ordered, patients will be contacted directly by AHN to set up an appointment at a testing site.

Providing drive-thru testing for those with showing signs of COVID-19.

Assisting with Emergency Financial Crisis. Providing food available for pick up.

Call-in program that offers free bankruptcy legal advice. Features a panel of experts will help answer questions, calm nerves, and start a positive process moving forward. Will assist individuals dealing with COVID-19 related legal issues.

Food pantry.

BTW Center and UPMC providing COVID-19 tests and education. Offers free testing with no insurance required, no symptoms needed.

Bucks County Domestic Relations Section establishes and enforces support orders per Pennsylvania State Guidelines. There are approximately 4 to 6 weeks between filing date and the scheduled conference date Bucks County Domestic Relations assists parties in filing against non custodial parents who live out of county, state or country at either office location. Bucks County Domestic Relations will attempt to establish paternity in all cases in which the child(ren) were born out of wedlock and no paternity acknowledgment has been signed. If defendant denies paternity, DNA testing is done by an on-site lab the day of the scheduled conference. Results are received in approximately four weeks. The cost is paid by the defendant if he is found to be the father or signs an acknowledgement based upon the results. No cost is paid if the defendant is excluded and the plaintiff’s complaint is dismissed. Bucks County Domestic Relations performs locate services if a non-custodial parent’s whereabouts are unknown. Once a good address is found, the process of establishing a support order will continue. If a good address can not be found, your case may be closed due to lack of information. Bucks County Domestic Relations will enforce all court orders payable through its office. Interpreter services will be provided if you speak a language other than English or are hearing impaired. Contact our office prior to your scheduled appointment. Bucks County Domestic Relations assists clients in job searches by providing information about PA CareerLink®. Visit www.jobgateway.pa.gov and the PA CareerLink® offices for more information on employment and training opportunities.

CARES RRP is an emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic to disburse funds to counties throughout the Commonwealth to provide financial assistance on behalf of low to moderate income renters experiencing difficulty making rent payments as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Assistance shall be made available in the form of a grant and funds will be paid directly to landlords or property owners.

Offers a variety of transportation services to the residents of Dauphin and Cumberland Counties.
- A Transfer Station
- Local bus routes throughout Cumberland and Dauphin counties: https://www.cattransit.com/schedules/central-pa/schedules-maps/
- Commuter bus service to downtown Harrisburg from Carlisle, Elizabethville/Millersburg, Mechanicsburg, and Shippensburg

Chester County Health Department provides personal and environmental health services to residents and visitors so that they may grow, live and work in healthy and safe community.

The Chester County Health Department is actively recruiting dedicated medical professionals and non-medical volunteers to join the MRC team.

The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is funding and staffiing a new helpline for the greater Philadelphia region to help local residents cope with the COVID-19 pandemic. The number for the helpline is 1 (800) 722-7112. When you call the Helpline, there are four prompts, including an option for emergency situations. Each of the prompts will direct callers to information appropriate to their needs. If the caller needs more help, the HelpLine is fully staffed with trained experts who can provide guidance. The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has stated that the helpline is a resource for anyone in the region, including healthcare providers.

Home delivered meals may be available for seniors who are temporarily or permanently unable to leave their homes for food.

Support line for emergency service personnel cope with anxiety, fear and stress.

Rides are available to medical appointments within Crawford, Erie, Mercer, Warren and Venango Counties for Crawford County Residents. Mileage reimbursement is available if consumers have access to a vehicle.

Service changes in response to COVID-19: We are working remotely and are not seeing walk-in clients in either of our offices Philadelphia by phone: Tenant helpline (267) 443-2500; Medicaid/medical assistance help (215) 227-2400; Parents involved with DHS/child welfare (215) 981-3765; Mortgage & tax foreclosure (215) 334-4663. More will be added soon.

Service changes in response to COVID-19: We are working remotely and are not seeing walk-in clients in either of our offices Philadelphia by phone: Tenant helpline (267) 443-2500; Medicaid/medical assistance help (215) 227-2400; Parents involved with DHS/child welfare (215) 981-3765; Mortgage & tax foreclosure (215) 334-4663. More will be added soon.

Provides immediate relief in the forms of food to individuals and families who are struggling with limited income or a recent emergency. Food Pantries will continue normal hours but offering drive up pre-paid bags at this time. Offering lunches for children.

Healthy and Nutritious Meals prepared and delivered to home bound Older Adults.

Provides a food pantry for individuals in need. Food Pantries will continue normal hours but offering drive up pre-paid bags at this time. Offering lunches for children.

***NOTE*** Click here for information on the Coronavirus for Berks County residents The Berks County Department of Emergency Services Communications Center is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year and provides communication services to all emergency service organizations in Berks County. They represent insurance to protect the County of Berks and its citizens when disaster strikes and reduces the County's liability for hazards that may strike. 9-1-1 Emergency 610-655-4911 Non Emergency Phone

A helpline has been set up to answer calls and respond to emails regarding non-medical questions for Berks County residents in regards to the Coronavirus.

***NOTE*** Click here for information on the Coronavirus for Lancaster County residents Serves as coordinator with county, state and federal agencies to mitigate the effects of disaster emergencies. Services include: - Assists businesses and industries that deal with hazardous chemicals to develop evacuation plans - Provides public education on actions to take during emergencies

Grab-and-go meal service for students

Meal Service

1 (800) 722-7112. The helpline is a resource for anyone in the region, including healthcare providers. will help answer questions such as: *Symptoms and risk factors for the coronavirus *What to do if you think you may have been exposed *Testing resources *Recommendations for social distancing

Philadelphia's Food Access guide. https://phillyfoodfinder.org/ Online map and resource for locations within Philadelphia and nearby suburbs that offer free meals (for adults and school age children), host farmers markets, operate food pantries, provide special food services for seniors and special needs recipients, and other relevant locations that provide food access to the needy.

Philadelphia Resources Chester County Resources Montgomery County Bucks County Delaware County

COVID-19 Resources: Click here for Resources. Butler County COVID-19 Resources: Click here for Resources. Greene County COVID-19 Resources: Click here for Resources. Fayette County COVID-19 Resources Click here for Resources. Lawrence County COVID-19 Resources: Click here for Resources. Cambria/Johsntown COVID-19 Resources: Click here for Resources. Indiana County COVID-19 Resources: Click here for Resources.

The HOPE LINE is a warmline meant to assist Crawford County community members affected by the COVID-19 crisis. The HOPE LINE is staffed by trained volunteers who offer supports and other resources. These supports may include anything form a calm, reassuring voice, to a referral to a local food pantry, or anything in between.

Breakfast and lunch available to ALL students each school day. Will continue to offer curbside meal pickup for families participating in Cyber and Home school.

Provides food pantry site for low-income residents to shop for pre-packaged and canned food, frozen sandwiches and snacks, and fresh dairy and produce. There is a social worker on site to assist with applying for benefits and services. Also provides an "Ask-A-Nurse" Program where a licensed nurse is readily available to offer bi-weekly blood pressure screenings, provide health education, answer questions, and offer referrals regarding medical or mental health-related issues. Nurses also administer seasonal flu shots.

Food pantry serves community members through Second Harvest Food Bank.

Provides a food pantry.

Business owners in the city in need of short-term liquidity. Up to $50,000, Zero percent interest for the life of the loan, Terms are 1-3 years, No payment for 90 days.

Food bags available to area residents who are in need. Items included in bags are staples such as soup, pasta, canned vegetables & fruits.

Continuing to provide necessary outpatient substance use disorder treatment services and follow guidance to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, Gaudenzia outpatient sites are now offering tele-health services for: Assessments, Outpatient Services, Intensive Outpatient Services. Will provide care through technology and other means.

Offering 24/7 admission services (assess, transport, intake, referral). For all substance abuse treatment needs.

The ER is open 24/7 and is available for emergency care.

Emergency room care and services.

Emergency Room, ER, hospital

Emergency Room, ER, hospital

A free community meal. A hot and nutritious meal is served to folks in the greater Oil City area. This includes a meal for those who wish to dine-in, and takeout meals for those who wish to take their meals on the go. No tickets or reservations are required.

Virtual workshops via Zoom, invites to follow registration. Provides strength building, resume writing, and identifying skills. Practice interview techniques and finding a new job. Classes begin on May 12, 2020, 9:00am to 12:00pm via Zoom.

Offers a wide range of programs for children and teens including swim lessons, sports, fitness, child care and day camps. For adults and seniors, the Y has personal training, triathalon training, swimming and basketball, a variety of group exercise classes, wellness orientations and free babysitting services. The Greater Philadelphia YMCA is currently providing childcare to healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Services include: - Childcare for ages 4 years old to 12 years old This program is $55 per day for children under 5, and $30 per day for school age children. Please call us at 215-220-9199 for more information.

Offers a wide range of programs for children and teens including swim lessons, sports, fitness, child care and day camps. For adults and seniors, the Y has personal training, a variety of group exercise classes, wellness orientations and free babysitting services. The Greater Philadelphia YMCA is currently providing childcare to healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Services include: - Childcare for ages 3 months to 12 years old This program is $55 per day for children under 5, and $30 per day for school age children. Please call us at 215-220-9199 for more information.

Offers a wide range of programs for children and teens including swim lessons, sports, fitness, child care and day camps. For adults and seniors, the Y has personal training, triathalon training, swimming and basketball, a variety of group exercise classes, wellness orientations and free babysitting services. The Greater Philadelphia YMCA is currently providing childcare to healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Services include: - Childcare for ages 4 years old to 12 years old This program is $55 per day for children under 5, and $30 per day for school age children. Please call us at 215-220-9199 for more information.

Offers a wide range of programs for children and teens including swim lessons, sports, fitness, child care and day camps. For adults and seniors, the Y has personal training, a variety of group exercise classes, wellness orientations and free babysitting services. The Greater Philadelphia YMCA is currently providing childcare to healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Services include: - Childcare for ages 17 months to 12 years old This program is $55 per day for children under 5, and $30 per day for school age children. Please call us at 215-220-9199 for more information.

Offers a wide range of programs for children and teens including swim lessons, sports, fitness, child care and day camps. For adults and seniors, the Y has personal training, triathalon training, swimming and basketball, a variety of group exercise classes, wellness orientations and free babysitting services. The Greater Philadelphia YMCA is currently providing childcare to healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Services include: - Childcare for ages 3 months to 12 years old This program is $55 per day for children under 5, and $30 per day for school age children. Please call us at 215-220-9199 for more information.

Offers a wide range of programs for children and teens including swim lessons, sports, fitness, child care and day camps. For adults and seniors, the Y has personal training, a variety of group exercise classes, wellness orientations and free babysitting services. The Greater Philadelphia YMCA is currently providing childcare to healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Services include: - Childcare for ages 13 months to 12 years old This program is $55 per day for children under 5, and $30 per day for school age children. Please call us at 215-220-9199 for more information.

Offers a wide range of programs for children and teens including swim lessons, sports, fitness, child care and day camps. For adults and seniors, the Y has personal training, triathalon training, swimming and basketball, a variety of group exercise classes, wellness orientations and free babysitting services. The Greater Philadelphia YMCA is currently providing childcare to healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Services include: - Childcare for ages 4 years old to 12 years old This program is $55 per day for children under 5, and $30 per day for school age children. Please call us at 215-220-9199 for more information.

HEALTHY YORK has a number of current initiatives:

Current Coalition Focus Areas: Addressing the Social Determinants of Health, Making York County more walkable, Healthy Living, Depression Awareness Campaign, Advance Care Planning, and the Alliance for Personal Care Home Advancement

• Community effort is guided by: - A definition of health that considers root-cause of problems - Anaylysis of the Community Health Needs Assessment - Including our entire, diverse community in creating strategies and solving problems
• Depression Awareness Website: www.Feeling-Blue.com Offers information and resources for people suffering from mild or episodic depression. Click Here to be Directed to the Feeling-Blue Website Link
• Community Health Needs Assessment: The 2018 Assessment, is a public document available to individuals and organizations seeking to improve local health services and programs. Click Here to be Directed to the Assessment's Online Link
• March 2020 - Information on the Coronavirus: Guidance on the following concerns from the World Health Organization. Click Here to be Directed to the WHO's Online Link •When and how to wear masks •Myth-busters •Advice for health workers •Getting workplace ready •Protect Yourself and others from getting sick •How to cope with stress during the 2019-nCoV outbreak. •Practice food safety •Shopping/Working in wet markets •Stay healthy while travelling

One of the host locations for Coatesville Area School District's Grab and Go breakfast and lunch for school students during the COVID-19 crisis.

Internet Essentials is a program for families and other low-income households who currently do not subscribe to Internet at home. Xfinity Internet customers are not eligible for Internet Essentials. During COVID-19 famiies may qualify for two months of free service

***NOTE*** Click here for information on the Coronavirus for Lebanon County residents The duties and responsibilities of the Emergency Management Agency revolve around specific core functions of the emergency management programs: Hazard Identification and Planning: conduct hazard identification and vulnerability analyses that identify the hazards presenting the greatest danger to the jurisdiction and the consequences and impact of the occurrences. Maintenance of the Emergency Partnership: develop and maintain effective relationships with emergency response agencies, as well as, government, private, and voluntary sectors of the community. The objectives of the relationships are to facilitate mutual consultation, exchange information and provide agreements for cooperative action. Emergency Response Systems: the development and maintenance of such systems as communications, warning, emergency public information, damage assessment, shelter, resource management, radiological defense and the emergency operations center. Coordination: coordinate the response and recovery activities of the departments and organizations involved in emergencies. One role for the emergency management coordinator is to serve as chief of staff to the responsible executive, be it a city manager, mayor, or county executive during a disaster or emergency situation. Hazard Mitigation: provide oversight and motivation to departments and agencies to carry out their duties in ways that avoid or minimize potential emergency conditions. Regulatory: participate in and contribute to the legislative and regulatory process as it relates to emergency management. Information: develop and implement public information and public relations activities. Administration: tasks include budget and finance, personnel, programs, supplies and reporting systems. Training: identify training needs and develop, participate in, and provide training programs. Planning: review and revise operation, recovery, mitigation, and other supporting plans on a regular basis. Drills: coordinate drills that test the written plans and procedures of emergency management and supporting agencies that are involved in emergency response and recovery.

Housing Law services offer free civil legal information for financially eligible individuals and groups who need assistance with consumer and housing matters. Services Include: Mortgage Foreclosure , Consumer Protection , Subsidized and Public Housing , Evictions , Landlord/tenant issues

Housing Law services offer free civil legal information for financially eligible individuals and groups who need assistance with consumer and housing matters. Services Include: - Predatory Lending - Mortgage Foreclosure - Consumer Protection - Subsidized and Public Housing - Evictions - Landlord/tenant issues

Housing Law services offer free civil legal information for financially eligible individuals and groups who need assistance with consumer and housing matters. Services Include: - Predatory Lending - Mortgage Foreclosure - Consumer Protection - Subsidized and Public Housing - Evictions - Landlord/tenant issues

Housing Law services offer free civil legal information for financially eligible individuals and groups who need assistance with consumer and housing matters. Services Include: - Predatory Lending - Mortgage Foreclosure - Consumer Protection - Subsidized and Public Housing - Evictions - Landlord/tenant issues

Housing Law services offer free civil legal information for financially eligible individuals and groups who need assistance with consumer and housing matters. Services Include: - Predatory Lending - Mortgage Foreclosure - Consumer Protection - Subsidized and Public Housing - Evictions - Landlord/tenant issues

Housing Law services offer free civil legal information for financially eligible individuals and groups who need assistance with consumer and housing matters. Services Include: - Predatory Lending - Mortgage Foreclosure - Consumer Protection - Subsidized and Public Housing - Evictions - Landlord/tenant issues

Lehigh Valley Health Network LVHN COVID-19 Assess and Test Site, 128 West 14th Street, Hazleton 18201 Phone: Call 888-402-LVHN (5846), 570-455-7678 Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5pm Saturday and Sunday, 9 am - 3 pm. Vitual encounter preferred, on-site provider for limited assessment if in person evaluation needed or warranted.

Food pantry serving those in need.

Grab and go breakfast and lunches available while schools are closed due to COVID-19

Providing Backpack food program for students, Medical Transportation, and assistance with verifiable needs.

Offers Food distribution, Clothing - based on availability, Services linkages to outside agencies, Emergency food service, Referral to other in-house programs, seasonal voucher programs . DURING COVID-19: Food Pantry will operate by appointment only to the general public, Monday through Friday, 1:00pm to 3:00pm. Individuals have to call to schedule an appointment to pick up a bag of food between that limited window of time.

MLK Center and Allegheny Health Network/Highmark providing COVID-19 tests and education. Offers free testing with no insurance required, no symptoms needed.

Community clinic. COVID-19 testing may be available.

HopeWorx has designed an Emergency Food Map of Montgomery County, which now shows locations where families with school-age children can pick up meals during the coronavirus shutdown, as well as food pantries and soup kitchens across the county. Use website link to access map of locations.

***NOTE*** Click here for information Coronavirus Updates County government consisting of the County Council, which is the governing legislative body and the County Executive who oversees county operations, including administration/human resources, economic development, corrections, court services, fiscal affairs, human services, public works, and the offices of the Coroner, Public Defender, Sheriff, and Solicitor. 610-559-3000 Information and Referral 610-559-3191 County Executive 610-746-3194 Emergency Management 610-559-6700 Court Administration 610-923-4303 Prison 610 559-3061 Protection From Abuse Office 610-691-5620 Housing Rehabilitation Program

The Food Cupboard provides free groceries to qualified applicants.

The Goal Achievement Program (GAP) is Open Hearth’s homelessness prevention program that provides short-term, decreasing level rent payment assistance to those who are at risk of becoming homeless due to an unforeseen, short-term financial crisis. GAP follows the progressive engagement model, as we tailor our assistance on a case by case basis, providing the appropriate amount of assistance needed to resolve the housing crisis. More importantly, our budgeting assistance, goal planning and financial counseling offers participants the tools to prepare for an unexpected financial hardship and to prevent risk of future housing insecurity.

Serving drive through lunches at the cafeteria loop at the Middle/High School. Lunch is free for all students, including home school, cyber charter, and charter school students. Children from age 0-5 years old are also eligible for the free grab and go breakfast and lunch. Some pickup days may provide more than 1 meal to provide meals for the next coming day(s).

Pennsylvanians looking for work can now find life-sustaining businesses that are hiring through a new online COVID-19 job portal

Pennsylvanians looking for work can now find life-sustaining businesses that are hiring through a new online COVID-19 job portal.

The Matching Energy Assistance Fund (MEAF) is an energy assistance program that enables us to assist low-income, residential customers in our service territory with bill payment.

PECO will be working with customers who have had their service disconnected to reconnect service and help ensure access to safe and healthy environments while ordered to be at home during the COVID-19 epidemic. Customers who have had their electric service disconnected should contact PECO to begin the reconnection process. No new connection fees or deposits will be required however customers will continue to be responsible for previous unpaid balances. As part of this process, PECO Customer Care Associates will work with customers to help identify assistance programs that can supplement bill payment and can help ensure service remains on after this pandemic.

Services include communicable disease reporting and investigation; epidemiology, informational and referral; chronic disease prevention and intervention; clinical services (including sexually-transmitted disease and tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment, immunization, and HIV testing, counseling and education); family health programs and environmental health services (including animal bites and rabies information).

A free flu shot clinic is scheduled for Dec. 12.

NOTE: as of March 18, 2020 Due to covid-19 response, ALL County Assistance Offices are closed to visitors. Eligibility determinations, application processing, and benefit issuance will continue for all Pennyslvanians in all counties. (for I & R Specialists: please, make the referral at the local county assistance office listing.) ---

Helps low income people pay their heating bills through energy assistance grants. People need not have an unpaid bill to receive energy assistance. People can receive this money without being on welfare. In response to the coronavirus (COVID- 19) health emergency, LIHEAP will be accepting applications for its Recovery Crisis Program beginning May 18, 2020. The program is scheduled to run through August 31, 2020, or until funds are exhausted — whichever comes first.

Fresh For All is a program that puts good quality, fresh produce into the hands of those who need it. Fresh For All responds to the vast need for fresh produce in low income communities. Locations are determined based on need and may be in partnership with an area agency or business. Fresh For All distribution is scheduled on the same day and time each week.

Regional free food finder.

Fresh For All is a program that puts good quality, fresh produce into the hands of those who need it. Fresh For All responds to the vast need for fresh produce in low income communities. Locations are determined based on need and may be in partnership with an area agency or business. Fresh For All distribution is scheduled on the same day and time each week.

Regional free food finder.

FIGHT Community Health Centers has established a number of COVID19 Testing Sites in neighborhoods across the city. Please call for the most updated information.

The Philadelphia Water Department (PWD) is taking all necessary measures to ensure staff can continue to deliver of safe, clean drinking water and treat wastewater as City officials respond to the COVID-19 emergency. We are providing the following for residents: - Restoring water service to all delinquent residential and commercial customers; the restoration fee will be waived - We will not shut down water service for delinquent residential and commercial accounts - Residential customers who have been shut off for meter non-compliance will also have their water service restored These services will be offered through May 15, 2020.

Provides lunch cooked and served by volunteers for persons lacking cooking facilities, persons not capable of cooking for themselves, persons in need of a meal, and persons in need of companionship.

Provides dinner cooked and served by volunteers for persons lacking cooking facilities, persons not capable of cooking for themselves, persons in need of a meal, and persons in need of companionship.

Provides lunch cooked and served by volunteers for persons lacking cooking facilities, persons not capable of cooking for themselves, persons in need of a meal, and persons in need of companionship.

Provides lunch cooked and served by volunteers for persons lacking cooking facilities, persons not capable of cooking for themselves, persons in need of a meal, and persons in need of companionship.

Provides dinner cooked and served by volunteers for persons lacking cooking facilities, persons not capable of cooking for themselves, persons in need of a meal, and persons in need of companionship.

Provides food through the state food assistance program, community food donations, commodity supplemental food program, senior farmers market nutrition vouchers, and holiday food basket program.

Access to clothing, household items and personal care items, including diapers; holiday program provides toys, school uniform program provides new or gently-used uniforms for students.

Provides lunch cooked and served by volunteers for persons lacking cooking facilities, persons not capable of cooking for themselves, persons in need of a meal, and persons in need of companionship.

Provides dinner cooked and served by volunteers for persons lacking cooking facilities, persons not capable of cooking for themselves, persons in need of a meal, and persons in need of companionship.

Food Pantry. Fully reopen May 12th.

Hosting a series of free virtual events designed to address the mental health aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Helping individuals get information on mental health, stress, substance use and resilience in dealing with COVID-19.

Food Pantry.

Distributes food to low-income people in Delaware County who are in emergency situations.

Provides a hot breakfast for individuals in need. Caseworkers can also talk to individuals to learn about their most pressing needs, make referrals for our programs, and make referrals to other agencies.

Provides a food pantry for individuals in need.

Provides food assistance when necessary. When possible, also distributes clothing, furniture, baby products, indeed anything that is donated to the Food Pantry.

Call main number to have level of need accessed. Will refer to appropriate groups.

Serving lunches on a first come first serve basis at multiple pick-up locations. Free. One lunch per person. Location sites can be found here: http://www.clearfield.org/article/210593?org=district Meals may be delivered through school or Salvation Army vehicles. No adult lunches can be served at this time.

Offering food assistance to individuals in need during COVID-19 crisis. Meal Center – Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 11:30am to12:30pm; Take outs only, distribution in parking lot. Food Pantry – Available Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, 9:00am to 11:00am & 1:00pm to 2:30pm by appointment only.

Emergency Assistance for financially struggling individuals and families in crisis seeking assistance for such things as food, clothing, shelter, rent, household utility expenses and similar miscellaneous living needs. Referrals made for assistance not offered at facility. May also offer seasonal assistance, such as Back-to-School and Project Bundle-Up where funds are available. Call for holiday programs (toys and food).

Offering food assistance to those in need during COVID-19 crisis. Meal Center – Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 11:30am to 12:30pm; Take outs only Food Pantry – Available Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 1:30pm to 3:00pm or by appointment

Emergency Assistance for financially struggling individuals and families in crisis seeking assistance for such things as food, clothing, shelter, rent, household utility expenses and similar miscellaneous living needs. Referrals made for assistance not offered at facility. May also offer seasonal assistance, such as Back-to-School and Project Bundle-Up where funds are available. Call for holiday programs (toys and food).

Food provided to individuals or families affected by the current COVID-19.

Providing emergency finanical crisis assistance and food vouchers during COVID-19 crisis.

Emergency Assistance for financially struggling individuals and families in crisis seeking assistance for such things as food, clothing, shelter, rent, household utility expenses and similar miscellaneous living needs. Referrals made for assistance not offered at facility. May also offer seasonal assistance, such as Back-to-School and Project Bundle-Up where funds are available. Call for holiday programs (toys and food).

Take home meals for school children are available for pickup while schools are closed due to COVID-19.

Offers the following programs and services for residents of the greater Pottstown area: - Adult programs; - Community recreation and education; - Emergency financial assistance; - Food and nutrition programs; - Seasonal emergency assistance; - Family counseling/casework; - Housing/residence services; - Visitation services for older adults; - Worship services (Christian)

Households can pick up a loaner Chromebook for their child or have their current one repaired or replaced at the Education Center (440 N. Broad St., 1st floor lobby) and Fitzpatrick Annex Building (rear of Fitzpatrick Elementary at 4101 Chalfont Dr.) locations. The center at MLK High School (6100 Stenton Ave.) is for Chromebook pickup only. Households can also call the hotline at 215-400-4444 or email email FamilyTechSupport@philasd.org

Provides contact information for food pantries in the Northwest PA Region.

Providing free masks upon request. PLEASE NOTE: ONE MASK PER PERSON AT THIS TIME. Requests will be filled in order of submission and need based on discretion of administration.

Offering WIFI hotspots for public use. Letting people have access to WIFI during COVID-19 crisis. Also providing Spectrum Internet Assist, our high-speed broadband program to eligible low-income households.

St. Luke's has set up a Coronavirus hotline at 1-866-STLUKES (785-8537) Option 7 and an e-mail at coronavirus@sluhn.org. The hotline is staffed by nurses who can provide information and guidance based on the latest recommendations from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Pennsylvania Department of Health. St. Luke's has set up a centralized testing sites at the Broadsheadsville Health Center, 111 Route 715, Brodheadsville 18322. Hours: (By Pre-screening and appointment only) Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm Saturday, 8 am - 1 pm.

Food and clothing are available to individuals.

Provides a food pantry for individuals in need.