Offers access to educational/vocational training and employment for public housing families. Other services will include literacy/GED training, after school programs, child and respite care, and support groups.

Provides employment and education supports for adults working toward self-sufficiency. Participants receive one-on-one intensive case management, wrap-around supportive services, resources, and referrals. Works directly with participants to create a detailed goal plan, obtain a credit report, create a monthly budget to increase knowledge of money management. Assists with creating, updating, and maintaining a current professional resume to improve success in obtaining employment opportunities, finding adequate affordable housing options, and finding employment or better employment opportunities.

Creates customized employment plans or self-employment opportunities for people with significant disabilities.

Assists with a job search plan and coaching
that includes help with resumes, cover letters,
and lead development. Offers assessment tests that help identify interests, abilities, and values and how they relate to career options. Access to employer recruitment, networking
opportunities, and career fairs. Provides professionally facilitated workshops,
productivity groups and support groups.

Offers legal permanent residents: Immigration lawyers and representatives accredited by the Board of Immigration Appeals provide consultation and assistance for anyone with limited financial resources. Help with applications for green cards, visa extensions, petitions for relatives overseas, affidavits of support, affidavits of relationship, status inquiries, and low-cost consultations on immigration questions. Support service referrals, such as ESL classes and employment services. Citizenship classes to help immigrants prepare for the naturalization interview.

Offers nutritious, fresh food on a scheduled basis for those who meet income requirements in the 15217 zip code, as well as providing kosher food for those who keep kosher homes outside of 15217. Additional supportive services, such as counseling and employment assistance, are available to help regain and maintain self-sufficiency.

Offers supportive housing for women with children. Offers case management, life skills classes, counseling, drug and alcohol support groups, parenting classes, employment services and home ownership education. Housing is section 8 approved.
Offers small business education and technical assistance services for low and moderate income persons, including young adults. Provides mentoring, tutoring and life skills development services to disadvantaged youth and their parents, the vast majority being low and moderate-income families.

Assists the quality of life of persons with disabilities and others with barriers to employment through productive employment opportunities.

Provides sheltered employment for persons with disabilities. Vocational rehabilitation services includes evaluation, training, education, and placement. Ultimate goal is job placement. Evaluation for computer access, home modification, seating, and environmental control units available.

Screens clients to determine treatment/non-treatment needs. Provide supportive counseling and assistance with referrals. Provide re-entry services for the substance abusing/dependent client who is transitioning from incarceration or fulfilling criminal justice mandates. Monitor drug/alcohol use by performing breathalyzer tests and urine drug screens and report the results to the assigned probation officer or designee of the Court. Provide case management services to clients who have been in the criminal justice system. Case management provides linkage to treatment facilities if identified; recovery support services including; tangible needs (food, clothing); community resources (self-help groups); various housing needs; education; employment and training; and medical care.

Helps individuals stabilize transportation to support employment, job search, or education and vocational training. Depending on available funds, assistance may include financial help for car repairs, gas cards, insurance payments, loan payments, PennDOT Services, AAA memberships, car seats, and Port Authority CONNECT cards.

Helps individuals stabilize transportation to support employment, job search, or education and vocational training. Depending on available funds, assistance may include financial help for car repairs, gas cards, insurance payments, loan payments, PennDOT Services, AAA memberships, car seats, and Port Authority CONNECT cards.

Helps individuals stabilize transportation to support employment, job search, or education and vocational training. Depending on available funds, assistance may include financial help for car repairs, gas cards, insurance payments, loan payments, PennDOT Services, AAA memberships, car seats, and Port Authority CONNECT cards.

Army Strong Community Centers (ASCCs) support geographically-dispersed service members and their families by identifying resources needed and matching them with existing community services--serving families closest to where they live.

The ASCC is a community-based office dedicated to assisting service members, retirees, veterans and their families from all branches of military service. Areas of support include: briefings to groups, benefits and entitlements, education and employment assistance and referrals to helping agencies. On-site resources include a child play area, lending library and an internet-enabled computer with Skype capability.

Offers Vocational and Employment training activities focused on developing skills that are vital to attaining independence and securing competitive employment.

Supports are structured to provide progressive work skills training, pre-vocational skills, and work experience. These skills increase the likelihood of successful integration into the local community and workforce.

Offers individualized career services for refugees, immigrants, and other foreign born populations,

Participants receive assistance developing a professional resume, support in transferring professional skills and credentials, introductions to local and regional employers, and advice for adjusting to the American workplace.

Offers employment assistance with an emphasis on rapid attainment of competitive employment. Services include career counseling, resume development, interview preparation, job development, and on-going support. Staff is also available to assist individuals with support and information for those pursuing training and/or education goals.

Provides individuals with intensive case management to assess and remediate their barriers to employment. Provides support to engage in training and activities to enhance and motivate them to actively seek employment opportunities.

Provides tailored one-on-one support to any transitioning service member searching for employment opportunities in Western Pennsylvania. Services are also available to the spouses and widows/widowers of veterans.

Handles complaints of discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, place of birth, ancestry, sex, sexual orientation, familial status, age, handicap/disability, use of a support animal, status as a victim of domestic violence, and gender identity/expression in the areas of employment, housing, and public accommodations. Provides training regarding civil rights and responsibilities.

Offers a "work-ordered day" designed to promote social and vocational skills and readiness. Also offers transitional employment placements as well as support and assistance toward obtaining independent, competitive employment.

Mental Health Services: Adult Treatment: outpatient family therapy, marriage and divorce counseling, psychological testing, crisis management, and medication clinic. Support Treatment: post-hospital care, counseling, medication clinic, crisis management, home visits; and training and social rehabilitation services. Day Treatment Programs: for adults in crisis who wish to avoid or need an alternative to hospitalization. Adolescent and Children's Services: individual, group, and play therapies for emotional and behavioral difficulties; treatment planned on an individual basis. Community Residential Rehabilitation: supervised housing providing guidance and counseling in daily living skills for mentally ill adults. In-Patient Psychiatric Care: provided by Mercy Providence Hospital and Mercy Hospital. Intellectual disability services: facility-based vocational training and competitive supported employment. Combined services: psychiatric evaluation, psychological testing, case management, crisis intervention, m

Our intensive residential drug and alcohol treatment services make a difference for people who choose to jump start or restart their recovery process over a focused period of time. Our treatment centers provide a structured, safe environment where clients can work without interruption on an individualized treatment plan that addresses their

needs, strengths and goals in many life areas and does not define them by their past deeds or pathology. Clinical services include group and individual therapy sessions, psychoeducation, medication-assisted treatment as prescribed, connections to mental health treatment services and aftercare planning. Clients can be referred to our Outpatient Services and Peer and Family Recovery Supports program, and may also be connected to health care services, employment services, housing assistance, and other basic needs programs.



We view chemical dependency as an illness with complex origins, from which it is possible to recover. We recognize that recovery is a nonlinear pr

Our intensive residential drug and alcohol treatment services make a difference for people who choose to jump start or restart their recovery process over a focused period of time. Our treatment centers provide a structured, safe environment where clients can work without interruption on an individualized treatment plan that addresses their

needs, strengths and goals in many life areas and does not define them by their past deeds or pathology. Clinical services include group and individual therapy sessions, psychoeducation, medication-assisted treatment as prescribed, connections to mental health treatment services and aftercare planning. Clients can be referred to our Outpatient Services and Peer and Family Recovery Supports program, and may also be connected to health care services, employment services, housing assistance, and other basic needs programs.



We view chemical dependency as an illness with complex origins, from which it is possible to recover. We recognize that recovery is a nonlinear pr

Our intensive residential drug and alcohol treatment services make a difference for people who choose to jump start or restart their recovery process over a focused period of time. Our treatment centers provide a structured, safe environment where clients can work without interruption on an individualized treatment plan that addresses their

needs, strengths and goals in many life areas and does not define them by their past deeds or pathology. Clinical services include group and individual therapy sessions, psychoeducation, medication-assisted treatment as prescribed, connections to mental health treatment services and aftercare planning. Clients can be referred to our Outpatient Services and Peer and Family Recovery Supports program, and may also be connected to health care services, employment services, housing assistance, and other basic needs programs.



We view chemical dependency as an illness with complex origins, from which it is possible to recover. We recognize that recovery is a nonlinear pr

Services include case management, supportive counseling, job search and placement, and family reunification services, which include: life skills and financial literacy education, parenting classes, family therapy, family support groups, family case management, and family activities.

Provides residential drug and alcohol treatment services. Clinical services include group and individual therapy sessions, psychoeducation, medication-assisted treatment as prescribed, connections to mental health treatment services, and aftercare planning. Clients can be referred to Outpatient Services and Peer and Family Recovery Supports program, and may also be connected to health care services, employment services, housing assistance, and other basic needs programs.

Our intensive residential drug and alcohol treatment services make a difference for people who choose to jump start or restart their recovery process over a focused period of time. Our treatment centers provide a structured, safe environment where clients can work without interruption on an individualized treatment plan that addresses their

needs, strengths and goals in many life areas and does not define them by their past deeds or pathology. Clinical services include group and individual therapy sessions, psychoeducation, medication-assisted treatment as prescribed, connections to mental health treatment services and aftercare planning. Clients can be referred to our Outpatient Services and Peer and Family Recovery Supports program, and may also be connected to health care services, employment services, housing assistance, and other basic needs programs.



We view chemical dependency as an illness with complex origins, from which it is possible to recover. We recognize that recovery is a nonlinear pr

Our intensive residential drug and alcohol treatment services make a difference for people who choose to jump start or restart their recovery process over a focused period of time. Our treatment centers provide a structured, safe environment where clients can work without interruption on an individualized treatment plan that addresses their

needs, strengths and goals in many life areas and does not define them by their past deeds or pathology. Clinical services include group and individual therapy sessions, psychoeducation, medication-assisted treatment as prescribed, connections to mental health treatment services and aftercare planning. Clients can be referred to our Outpatient Services and Peer and Family Recovery Supports program, and may also be connected to health care services, employment services, housing assistance, and other basic needs programs.



We view chemical dependency as an illness with complex origins, from which it is possible to recover. We recognize that recovery is a nonlinear pr

Our intensive residential drug and alcohol treatment services make a difference for people who choose to jump start or restart their recovery process over a focused period of time. Our treatment centers provide a structured, safe environment where clients can work without interruption on an individualized treatment plan that addresses their

needs, strengths and goals in many life areas and does not define them by their past deeds or pathology. Clinical services include group and individual therapy sessions, psychoeducation, medication-assisted treatment as prescribed, connections to mental health treatment services and aftercare planning. Clients can be referred to our Outpatient Services and Peer and Family Recovery Supports program, and may also be connected to health care services, employment services, housing assistance, and other basic needs programs.



We view chemical dependency as an illness with complex origins, from which it is possible to recover. We recognize that recovery is a nonlinear pr

Our intensive residential drug and alcohol treatment services make a difference for people who choose to jump start or restart their recovery process over a focused period of time. Our treatment centers provide a structured, safe environment where clients can work without interruption on an individualized treatment plan that addresses their

needs, strengths and goals in many life areas and does not define them by their past deeds or pathology. Clinical services include group and individual therapy sessions, psychoeducation, medication-assisted treatment as prescribed, connections to mental health treatment services and aftercare planning. Clients can be referred to our Outpatient Services and Peer and Family Recovery Supports program, and may also be connected to health care services, employment services, housing assistance, and other basic needs programs.



We view chemical dependency as an illness with complex origins, from which it is possible to recover. We recognize that recovery is a nonlinear pr

Our intensive residential drug and alcohol treatment services make a difference for people who choose to jump start or restart their recovery process over a focused period of time. Our treatment centers provide a structured, safe environment where clients can work without interruption on an individualized treatment plan that addresses their

needs, strengths and goals in many life areas and does not define them by their past deeds or pathology. Clinical services include group and individual therapy sessions, psychoeducation, medication-assisted treatment as prescribed, connections to mental health treatment services and aftercare planning. Clients can be referred to our Outpatient Services and Peer and Family Recovery Supports program, and may also be connected to health care services, employment services, housing assistance, and other basic needs programs.



We view chemical dependency as an illness with complex origins, from which it is possible to recover. We recognize that recovery is a nonlinear pr

Our intensive residential drug and alcohol treatment services make a difference for people who choose to jump start or restart their recovery process over a focused period of time. Our treatment centers provide a structured, safe environment where clients can work without interruption on an individualized treatment plan that addresses their

needs, strengths and goals in many life areas and does not define them by their past deeds or pathology. Clinical services include group and individual therapy sessions, psychoeducation, medication-assisted treatment as prescribed, connections to mental health treatment services and aftercare planning. Clients can be referred to our Outpatient Services and Peer and Family Recovery Supports program, and may also be connected to health care services, employment services, housing assistance, and other basic needs programs.



We view chemical dependency as an illness with complex origins, from which it is possible to recover. We recognize that recovery is a nonlinear pr

Provides a group that Veterans can turn to for peer support and social gatherings as well as provide a hub to share information on news and events affecting the Veterans of the area.

The transition from the military life to civilian life starts with a good plan and at the top of the list of things to complete is finding a job. Aims to provide the growing population of Post 9/11 Veterans calling the Greater Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania area home with assistance in achieving this goal by providing resources and information about job openings, fairs, and other resources here in the area.

Steel City Vets also works with companies in the area wanting to hire Veterans. We can provide these companies with resources and information. Steel City Vets is honored to work along side employers and Veterans in an effort to help reduce the number of Veterans looking for a job.

Visit their website for more information on jobs for veterans, hiring veterans, or resources for veterans.

Provides comprehensive case management, remediation, education with special emphasis on individuals with limited English proficiency, skills training, work activities, job placement, and retention activities, as well as providing supportive services, including payment for childcare. Included in EARN are services especially designed to meet the needs of out-of-school pregnant and parenting youth between the ages of 18 to 22, as well as non-assistance custodial or non-custodial fathers. Work activities in EARN include unsubsidized employment, subsidized employment, paid work experience, and community service.

Offers support to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and Autism that allows them to participate in employment, leisure, religious, or social activities. Provides education to caregivers and staff to better communicate, organize, include, and engage clients in daily home chores and family activities.

A coalition of advocates, parents, community leaders, and volunteers working to create a roadmap for young adults with disabilities who are transitioning out of the education and supportive services system. Works to increase public awareness of issues faced by transitioning youth with disabilities; advocates for systems and policy change and investment in support services, housing, and transportation for transitioning youth with disabilities. Pilot projects will provide transitioning youth with access to affordable housing, day programming, education, employment and training, recreation, etc.
The Career Transition Project helps young adults with disabilities that have the skills for the jobs gain employment opportunities. We partner with several employers to help make specific employment opportunities available.

United Way’s 21 & Able initiative helps young adults with disabilities transition smoothly from the last day of high school to the first day of adult life by increasing employment, housing opportunities and other support.

Provides transitional assistance to military members who are reintegrating back into civilian life. Provides essential housing, employment, and other vital supportive services to eligible Veterans, service members, and their families to improve self-sufficiency, sustainability, and quality of life.

Offers programs to assist veterans to obtain stable and competitive employment. Services may include resume development, job search assistance, job placements, and assistance paying for work-related expenses. Various levels of support are available.

Provides a business directed training resulting in competitive employment for people with disabilities.

Project for Freedom is a 10-week training program followed by a 2-week job shadow/internship experience. The training is focused on beginner to intermediate level computer skills, call center support, job search, and professional skills. Students are evaluated for employment opportunities based on both hard skills related to their potential profession and soft skills such as communication, interpersonal skills, work ethic, and leadership. The purpose of this program is placement in unsupported competitive employment.

Goals include:Learn valuable customer service skills (NO collections/telemarketing), Windows 7, Microsoft Office, computer security, and more.Develop soft skills for workplace success: critical thinking, problem solving, communication, attitude, teamwork and ethics.Gain job hunting skills, develop a resume, polish interviewing and public speaking skills.

Focuses on community employment and participation opportunities as well as the businesses Achieva currently operates: pallet manufacturing, packaging and assembly, and cleaning and janitorial services. These businesses are integrated (e.g., employ people with and without disabilities) and pay at or above minimum wage.

Achieva Employment Supports include:

Community Employment
Community Participation
Vault Art Studio.

Assists individuals with mental illness find and keep competitive employment in the community, to find jobs in the open market that pay at least minimum wage, and are in work settings that include people who are not disabled.

Assists employers in retaining, recruiting, and hiring qualified workers. Job seekers are assisted in finding competitive employment. Services include resume and interview preparation, job-seeking skill development, community-based assessments, work site analysis for accommodations, job coaching supports, and follow-up services.

Develops and administers after-school programs that help students recover lost credits, receive online tutoring, and prepare for paid internships and permanent jobs. Community LEARNS provides after-school and summer educational, recreational, support, and employment services to students from University Prep at Pittsburgh Milliones Grades 6 to 12. The 21st Century Program provides year-round after-school programs and day camps for Fort Pitt School students (Grades K to 5).

Provides direct client services in the areas of employment counseling, client needs assessment, vocational evaluation, employment preparation, and training, referral to community resources and support services, program eligibility, and/or job development/placement, etc.

Offers permanent housing to adult men with disabilities who are experiencing homelessness. Support services include some financial assistance, case management to address emotional and physical needs, and employment and education referrals.

Life’sWork is driven by its commitment to empowering people to live the life they choose. We believe every person has the right to a life of purpose, and for many, gaining meaningful employment provides that purpose.

We offer an array of employment support services including vocational evaluation and assessment; job shadowing and work-based learning experiences, placement and follow-on support, as well as customized training programs.

Life’sWork is driven by its commitment to empowering people to live the life they choose. We believe every person has the right to a life of purpose, and for many, gaining meaningful employment provides that purpose.

We offer an array of employment support services including vocational evaluation and assessment; job shadowing and work-based learning experiences, placement and follow-on support, as well as customized training programs.

Life’sWork is driven by its commitment to empowering people to live the life they choose. We believe every person has the right to a life of purpose, and for many, gaining meaningful employment provides that purpose.

We offer an array of employment support services including vocational evaluation and assessment; job shadowing and work-based learning experiences, placement and follow-on support, as well as customized training programs.

Life’sWork is driven by its commitment to empowering people to live the life they choose. We believe every person has the right to a life of purpose, and for many, gaining meaningful employment provides that purpose.

We offer an array of employment support services including vocational evaluation and assessment; job shadowing and work-based learning experiences, placement and follow-on support, as well as customized training programs.

Provides services including case management, employment readiness and placement, and mental health and substance abuse treatment. Provides 11 leased apartments and supportive services for homeless individuals and families in Allegheny County. Offers 24/7 staff support.

Helps youth access daily living skills, education, life skills, employment, housing, and tutoring. This one-stop center serves as a gateway for youth transitioning into adulthood by providing support for those youth who are or have been in the Allegheny County Children, Youth, and Families (CYF) system.

Provides intensive paid job training, paid transitional employment, and career development support for people who are often excluded from the workforce.

The training and experience are in the environmental sector - planting trees, building trails, caring for green infrastructure, and other related projects.

Offers comprehensive reentry services for returning citizens. The program helps clients to identify their needs and goals, find housing, build support networks, strengthen skillsets, build resumes, access training and education, find steady employment, and build healthy family relationships

Provides in-house training and supported employment (when appropriate) to develop the skills necessary for individuals with intellectual disabilities to secure and maintain a job. Ongoing supports are provided as needed to ensure skill levels are maintained and there is job satisfaction. Also offers support for personal needs, health and safety, communication, daily living skills, and social supports.

Offers twelve-week paid training program designed to support adults who have been out of the workforce or who experience barriers to employment to find and maintain stable, higher than entry-level positions in the food service industry.

Provides wraparound services for students, including case management, life skills classes, and referrals for supplemental services such as transportation and uniforms.

Provides employment and training support to individuals of Native American, Alaskan, and Hawaiian descent.

Services include financial aid for education and job training programs, help with employment-related issues (resume writing, interview skills, etc.), vocational assessment, referral to other available programs, and direct job referrals/placements.

Provides programs and services for those whose primary language is sign-language, including supported employment, workshops and events, advocacy, and education.

Provides adult day programs and training, supportive employment services, children’s services-three approved private schools, medical rehabilitation, camp and respite programs, and residential and veterans’ services. The essential tools and resources provided enable individuals with disabilities to live their best life.

Provides support, job training and employment postings, life skills training, Christian mentorship, Christian twelve step groups, and training in evangelism for adults who are transitioning from prison into the community.

Provides information and referral, patient education, emergency medication, support groups and gatherings, community, school and workplace education, employment assistance, summer camp programs and scholarships for high school seniors.

Provides emergency medication assistance, support groups, epilepsy self-management, information, and referral. Offers support group meetings, employment advocacy and job seeking skills assistance, and emergency medication assistance.

Provides family support, parenting education, parent support groups, infant/toddler groups, employment and housing information, drop-in center, toy and book lending library, home visits, and recreational events.

Provides family support, parenting education, parent support groups, infant/toddler groups, employment and housing information, a drop-in center, a toy and book lending library, home visits, and recreational events.

Family Services of Western PA staff provide service coordination to individuals serving a county sentence within Allegheny County Bureau of Corrections. Individuals who are identified with medium or high risk of reoffending are assigned to a ReEnty probation officer and a community service coordinator prior to their release back into community. Clients are referred to a variety of programs such as; employment and training, education, parenting and drug and alcohol while completing their sentence in jail. The community service coordinators then follows the individual in the community for up to 7 months, providing follow through on services in the community. The goal of this program is to provide community support during the individualâs transition back into society and to reduce the recidivism rates in Allegheny County Bureau of Corrections.

Provides a community living environment and related education and support services to women who are experiencing homelessness or are in need of transitional housing. The program allows residents to stay for about 2 years while working on individual goals. Participants must volunteer until they have found employment.

Offers one on one training in how to dress, how to interview, on the job conduct, and resume assistance. In addition, participants will be able to obtain job interview clothing and appropriate workplace attire upon a successful hiring.

Assistance with finding employment.

Supportive services that assist those with disabilities prepare for, find and retain paid employment.

Vareity of income support and employment programs for youth who meet eligibility guidelines.

Variety of income support and employment programs for adults who meet eligibility guidelines.

Provides vocational services to adults with disabilities.

Workshop Division: Provides work experience, vocational training and sheltered employment for persons with disabilities.

Employment Services Division: Provides on-the-job training and job placement (Supported Employment Services) in the community.

A coordinated system of public, private, and non-profit organizations working together to provide services that meet the needs of veterans, transitioning service-members, and their families.

Services may include:
Benefits
Education
Employment
Financial Help
Healthcare
Housing
Legal Services
Mentoring
Sports & Fitness
Spouse Support
Volunteering
Civilian Life
Reintegration
Care Coordination

Provides opportunities and support for community inclusion in order to build interest in and develop skills for competitive integrated employment.

Provides individuals with direct and indirect services in a variety of community settings for the purposes of supporting individuals in obtaining and sustaining competitive integrated employment.

Supports individuals who are transitioning to competitive integrated employment through work that occurs in a location other than one of Lark's facilities.

Coordinates efforts between school districts and early learning practitioners regarding the transitioning of children from pre-k to Kindergarten, education for parents on the early learning of children and ways employers can support their employees with early care and education decisions for their children, and education about the Keystone STARS rating systems.

The program offers supports to people with disabilities that impede employability and assists each person individually to prepare for, obtain, and maintain employment by offering community based work assessments, job coaching, job development, social skill development, and behavior training.

Helps individuals develop symptom management, coping skills, social/community supports needed to get and maintain stable housing, meaningful employment, and to reach educational goals. Services provided on-site or in the community or home.

Parenting education and support program for youth parents or youth that are pregnant. Helps participants to ensure good health and development of their children, to obtain a diploma or equivalent and transition to employment or higher education.

Teach life skills to support individuals, with intellectual disabilities and Autism, in their goals to increase independence. Provide opportunities for learning in areas such as daily living (i.e. cooking, cleaning, hygiene), employment skills, computer skills, communication, sensory, community involvement, volunteering, and much more. Also offer programs for school age children and seniors.

Provides supportive employment program focusing on pairing employees with employers.

Provides employment opportunities through job training and placement program. Allows individuals the opportunity to seek and secure competitive employment in the community.

Offers a vocational program for individuals with disabilities including job readiness (resume preparation, interviewing, etc.), supported employment services for competitive employment, community based assessments, and transition from school to work services.

Services include, but are not limited to the following: Acute Inpatient Behavioral Health, Outpatient, and Partial Hospital Treatment, Mobile Medication, Assertive Community Treatment Teams, Supported Employment, and a variety of other Recovery Oriented services such as Psychiatric Rehabilitation, Clubhouse and Peer services. Multiple residential and housing options are available as well for those who meet the criteria.

Assessment/Case Management - includes evaluation of the problem, development, implementation and monitoring of a service plan, referral to other agencies, and periodic review of the service plan to insure that it meets the person's needs.

Provides young adult education and training. Focuses not only on education and employment, but also housing, financial, medical, behavioral health, socialization, support and goals.

Offers support with employment, community integration, advocacy, making informed decisions, self determination, self awareness, and learning life skills.

Program broadly available to individuals with disabilities in general (rather than focusing on special groups within the disability population) that provide vocational assessment, job development, job training, job placement, specialized job situations and/or other supportive services that help people with disabilities prepare for, find and retain paid employment.

Offers assessment, career exploration, class room or on-the-job training, support and job search, and a Summer Youth Employment Program.

Offers assessment, career exploration, class room or on-the-job training, support and job search, and a Summer Youth Employment Program.

Offers assessment, career exploration, class room or on-the-job training, support and job search, and a Summer Youth Employment Program.

Provides primary health care services for all ages and regardless of ability to pay. Takes all insurances, Medicaid, Medicare and has a sliding fee scale for those without health insurance. Has medical and behavioral health services all in one location. A Patient Centered Medical Home.

Services include high blood pressure, cholesterol, asthma, diabetes, and COPD services; gynecological services; pap testing; STD testing, treatment and counseling; HIV testing; family planning; immunizations; drug screening, diet and nutrition services; TB testing; laboratory testing; referral services; employment, school and non-CDL drivers physicals; counseling with a Social Worker; peer support services; community education.

Provides primary health care services for all ages and regardless of ability to pay to all residents of Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler and Westmoreland County. Takes all insurances, Medicaid, Medicare and has a sliding fee scale for those without health insurance. Has medical, dental, and behavioral health services all in one location. Is a Patient Centered Medical Home.

Services include: general dentistry; high blood pressure, cholesterol, asthma, diabetes, and COPD services; gynecological services; pap testing; STD testing, treatment and counseling; HIV testing; family planning; immunizations; drug screening, diet and nutrition services; TB testing; laboratory testing; referral services; employment, school and non-CDL drivers physicals; counseling with a Licensed Social Worker; peer support services; community education; application assistance for Medicaid, CHIP, VA and Marketplace Insurance.

Provides primary health care services for all ages and regardless of ability to pay. Takes all insurances, Medicaid, Medicare and has a sliding fee scale for those without health insurance. Has medical and behavioral health services all in one location. A Patient Centered Medical Home.

Services include high blood pressure, cholesterol, asthma, diabetes, and COPD services; gynecological services; pap testing; STD testing, treatment and counseling; HIV testing; family planning; immunizations; drug screening, diet and nutrition services; TB testing; laboratory testing; referral services; employment, school and non-CDL drivers physicals; counseling with a Social Worker; peer support services; community education.

Provides primary health care services to residents of Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler and Westmoreland County. Takes all insurances, Medicaid, Medicare and has a sliding fee scale for those without health insurance. Has medical and behavioral health services all in one location. Is a Patient Centered Medical Home. Primary care dental services including exam, fillings, x-ray, cleaning, extractions

Services include high blood pressure, cholesterol, asthma, diabetes, and COPD services; gynecological services; pap testing; STD testing, treatment and counseling; HIV testing; family planning; immunizations; drug screening, diet and nutrition services; TB testing; laboratory testing; referral services; employment, school and non-CDL drivers physicals; counseling with a Social Worker; peer support services; community education.

Provides individualized programming for people with developmental disabilities. Focuses on increasing independence through vocational development and training in self-care, communication, and social skills. Emphasizes community integration through field trips and other socially-oriented volunteer activities. Matches employer needs with individuals' skills and prepares employees for specific jobs through Industry-oriented job skills training.

Provides supports for people with intellectual disabilities. Options include: community homes, small group residences with round the clock, in-home assistance; semi-independent or supported living arrangements for individuals who need less than 24-hour per day in-home assistance and who live in their own homes or apartments; and family living, for those desiring a more family-oriented living situation.



Life-Long Supports:
Horizon House also offers community integrated employment, financial planning and management services, and retirement planning. The Active Retirement Program provides specialized supports to people with intellectual disabilities living in nursing homes.

Responsible for planning, administering, monitoring, and coordinating Early Intervention services and services for people with an intellectual disAbility. Coordinates service providers that offer a broad range of supports and services including supports coordination, early intervention services, in-home supports and respite services, employment and adult day
services, and community living and Lifesharing services.

Provides assessment, experience training,extended employment , job placement services, mobile work crews, supportive employment, intensified and specialized developmental training program for adults with severe and profound developmental disabilities

Serves those with brain injuries and related neurological challenges. Assists individuals with maximizing independence in their home and community. Offers vocational rehabilitation and music therapy services.

Area Agencies on Aging provide local services, act as advocates, and generally assist older citizens to remain active in their communities. They operate under guidance from the Pennsylvania Department of Aging.
Services include:
* Advocacy - Support and representation, administratively and legislatively, for the needs of older adults as a group or individually.
* PA MEDI - assistance with health insurance benefit concerns, appeals, benefit applications.
* Employment Services - subsidized employment for training purposes. Available to low income persons age 55 and older.
* Information and Referral - answers to questions on the availability of services and programs for older adults.
* Legal Services - provided in non-fee generating cases via a contract with North Penn Legal Services, Inc.
* Nursing Home Transition - Information about availability of long term care in a variety of settings - in the home, or in assisted living, and planning/coordination in making a move to an alternate setting incl

Focuses on service to veterans, servicemembers and communities. Provides programs for Family, Youth, Community and National Affairs.

The American Legion is the nation's largest veterans wartime service organization. The services provided include help with VA claims, assistance in finding employment, support for current members of the military, and financial advice.

The American Legion is a nonpartisan, not-for-profit organization with great political influence perpetuated by its grass-roots involvement in the legislation process from local districts to Capitol Hill.

Focusing on service to veterans, servicemembers and communities, The American Legion currently has about 2.4 million members in 14,000 posts worldwide. The Legion has a broad range of programs for Family, Youth, Community and National Affairs.

The American Legion is the nation's largest veterans wartime service organization. The services provided include help with VA claims, assistance in finding employment, support for current members of the military, and financial advice.

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Focusing on service to veterans, service members and communities. Programs for Family, Youth, Community and National Affairs. Help with VA claims, assistance in finding employment, support for current members of the military, and financial advice.

Focusing on service to veterans, service members and communities. Programs for Family, Youth, Community and National Affairs. Help with VA claims, assistance in finding employment, support for current members of the military, and financial advice.

Focusing on service to veterans, service members and communities. Programs for Family, Youth, Community and National Affairs. Help with VA claims, assistance in finding employment, support for current members of the military, and financial advice.

Focusing on service to veterans, service members and communities. Programs for Family, Youth, Community and National Affairs. Help with VA claims, assistance in finding employment, support for current members of the military, and financial advice.

The American Legion is a nonpartisan, not-for-profit organization with great political influence perpetuated by its grass-roots involvement in the legislation process from local districts to Capitol Hill.

Focusing on service to veterans, servicemembers and communities, The American Legion currently has about 2.4 million members in 14,000 posts worldwide. The Legion has a broad range of programs for Family, Youth, Community and National Affairs.

The American Legion is the nation's largest veterans wartime service organization. The services provided include help with VA claims, assistance in finding employment, support for current members of the military, and financial advice.

The Legion has touched virtually every facet of American life; our objective is to serve our community, state and nation. The American Legion also conducts many programs designed to benefit the youth in our communities. Some of these programs include: American Legion Baseball, Keystone Boys State, High School Oratorical Contest

Assists eligible veterans with obtaining due benefits, counseling referrals, single parenting, and emergency assistance referrals. Supports veterans, their families, and military caregivers by collaborating with the VA and other veterans groups, health agencies, medical professional organizations, educational organizations, and the public. Provides information on education, employment, housing, nutritional and spiritual wellness, medical care information, and job training and career coaching.

Offers employment training, job search assistance, on-the-job work experience and supportive services such as child care, transportation costs, ancillary expenses and personal counseling for people who are receiving cash assistance through the TANF program.

Provides an opportunity for individuals who have achieved significant progress to assist others in their recovery journeys with appropriate social networking, education and employment support, and to supplement existing treatment with providing ways to navigate the system to success.

Provides Operation PAVE (Paving Access for Veterans Employment) which is a vocational rehabilitation program that supports America's paralyzed veterans in their search for good jobs and meaningful careers while helping employers strengthen their workforce.

The National Resource Directory is a website for connecting wounded warriors, Service Members, Veterans, and their families with those who support them. The Directory is available at https://www.nationalresourcedirectory.gov/ . The Directory provides access to services and resources at the national, state and local levels to support recovery, rehabilitation and community reintegration. Visitors can find information on a variety of topics including benefits & compensation, education & training, employment, family & caregiver support, health, homeless assistance, housing, transportation & travel and other services & resources. The Directory is a partnership among the Departments of Defense, Labor and Veterans Affairs. The information contained within the Directory is from federal, state and local government agencies, Veterans service and benefit organizations, non-profit and community-based organizations, academic institutions and professional associations that provide assistance to wounded warriors and t

The United States Department of Veterans Affairs is committed to ending Veteran homelessness by the end of 2015. No one who has served our country should ever go without a safe, stable place to call home.

The entire department has put its energy and resources into ending Veteran homelessness. VA's programs provide individualized, comprehensive care to Veterans who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

VA is dedicated to helping homeless Veterans and Veterans at risk of homelessness secure and maintain employment leading to increased residential and personal stability. Our goal is to afford Veterans the opportunity to return to healthy, productive lifestyles within their own communities.

• Homeless Veteran Supported Employment Program
  The Homeless Veteran Supported Employment Program (HVSEP) provides vocational assistance, job development and placement, and ongoing supports to improve employment outcomes among homeless Veterans and Veterans at-risk of homelessness. Formerly homel

Provides LGBTQ-friendly permanent housing and support services for young adults at risk of homelessness as a foundation to achieve their long-term goals for housing, education, and employment.

Offers one-on-one support services including assistance with career planning, job searches and applications, interview preparation, job-site coaching, referral to support services, and access to training and advancement.

Provides services and supports to assist youth and young adults with a mental health diagnosis overcome barriers to independent living. Focuses on living and housing support, educational opportunities, employment and career advisory, community life functioning, and personal effectiveness and well-being.

Provides vocational assessment, career planning assistance, job training, and supported employment for adults with intellectual disabilities.

Team of skilled professionals that give intensive support to a mental health consumer in the community, including psychiatry, nursing, social work, case management, substance abuse counseling, peer support and supported employment.
Providing comprehensive community based treatment for persons with severe and persistent mental illnesses

SSVF provides comprehensive Supportive Services to very low income Veterans and their families who are currently experiencing homelessness or are at risk of losing their homes.

Resources include case management, housing counseling, legal support, credit repair and financial planning services, and time-limited, temporary financial assistance.

Eligible veterans may receive time-limited financial assistance for rent, utilities, and security deposits. SSVF offers short-term case management that links Veterans with resources within the Veterans Administration and the community with the ultimate goal of stabilizing veterans in housing.

Veterans Service Officer (access to VA benefits and entitlements)
Access to emergency food and clothing and other local services
Transportation to and from the Coatesville VA Medical Center
Internet employment application assistance
Training courses such at ServSafe and basic computer skills
Personal/life skill courses such as budgeting (offered by Clarifi)

Program helps at-risk youth by providing one-on-one mentoring to evaluate their needs, establishing a network of local support resources, and supporting the youth as they develop the life and employment skills and knowledge to achieve self-sufficiency. A 12 to 18 month youth employment program for 16 to 21 year olds who are motivated to earn a GED or train for a career.

Assist individuals with stabilizing their barriers to success and with developing skills that prepare them for employment. Program offers successful employment and personal skills development opportunities to help individuals improve their ability to "earn, keep, and grow" a steady family-supporting income. Customers are provided with case management and referred to other services such as skill and behavior assessment, support groups, life skills, GED instruction, counseling, substance abuse treatment, and others.

Assists individuals with stabilizing their barriers to success and with developing skills that prepare them for employment. Program offers successful employment and personal skills development opportunities to help individuals improve their ability to "earn, keep, and grow" a steady family-supporting income. Customers are provided with case management and referred to other services such as skill and behavior assessment, support groups, life skills, GED instruction, counseling, substance abuse treatment, and others.

Provides early, continuous and comprehensive year-round child development and family support services for income-eligible pregnant women, infants and toddlers through their 3rd birthday and their families. Head Start services address developmental goals for children, employment and self-sufficiency goals for adults, and support for parents in both their work and child care roles. Offers home based and center based services.

Roads to Freedom's Employment Service involves processes/steps that must be followed to insure the best placement possible. Processes/steps to be followed for successful employment in Customized Employment are Discovery, Vocational Profile, Planning Meeting, Job Development, and Job Coaching. Interested consumers can use CILNCP as their Employment Network, funded as a fee for service through Maximus. The Ticket to Work (TTW) incentive is designed to remove the barriers that disability beneficiaries currently face in returning to work. As an Employment Network, CILNCP will coordinate employment, vocational rehabilitation, and other support services for beneficiaries. Ticket holders are offered the following employment services: Job search assistance. Resume preparation. Interview Skills. Job placement. Job postings. Vocational counseling. Past employment support systems. Job coaching support. Social Security Work Incentives Outreach (funded through AHEDD) provides Impairment Related Work Expenses. Plan to

The Adult Autism Waiver is a Medical Assistance program that provides home and community-based services specifically designed to help adults with an autism spectrum disorder participate in their communities in the way they want to. Services include community inclusion, which includes things that will help a person improve his or her activities of daily living, and depends on an Individual Support Plan; job assessment and finding>; supported employment, which provides ongoing help with job retention;temporary crisis service, which provides additional staff to help a participant after a crisis; and transitional work services, which provides job opportunities in which the participant is working alongside other people with disabilities until they are ready to transition to jobs in the community with mostly non-disabled co-workers.

People interested in applying for the Adult Autism Waiver must apply through the state, and will then be referred to a supports coordination agency. They can then pick ROADS

Offers pre-employment vocational training, supported employment, and school-to-work transition services.

Provides a support system and access to resources from prenatal to postpartum. Services are typically provided through home visits. Programming includes a baby pantry, assistance in applying for employment, information about higher education and transportation to doctor's appointments. Program also acts as a link between expectant/new mothers and fathers and community based resources.

Services include: supports coordination, information and referral, consultation and education, and family driven support services. The County Office also funds and provides quality oversight of residential and day programs including vocational rehabilitative services, competitive employment and adult training.

Matches eligible seniors with local nonprofits or public agencies to increase skills while earning an income. Based on their employment interests/goals, participants may receive supportive services or training through an educational institution.

Matches eligible seniors with local nonprofits or public agencies to increase skills while earning an income. Based on their employment interests/goals, participants may receive supportive services or training through an educational institution.

Provides in-home and community services and supports, such as behavioral support, in home community support, community participation support, supported employment, adult companion, and respite in-home.

Offers legal assistance with Business Law-Bankruptcy, Collection, Patent, Trademarks Civil Law-Insurance, Negligence, Workers' Comp Criminal Law, Estate Law-Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorney, Family Law-Adoption, Custody, Divorce, Support Individual Rights-Civil Rights, Employment, Immigration, Real Estate-Landlord/Tenant, Property Transfer, Leases and other legal matters.

Helps individuals with disabilities meet their vocational needs by combining vocational assessment, placement in a paid position, on-the-job training, and long-term support. Workers earn competitive wages while working in a flexible, individualized, consumer-centered program, guided by a team that includes staff members from Private Industry Council (PIC) and the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR).

Coordinates service to county residents of all ages with intellectual disabilities. The County provides administrative oversight of provider agencies.
Services include:
- Residential Programming (Community Homes, Family Living and Supported Living)
- Community Participation Support
- Employment Supports
- Community Employment Services
- Home & Community Habilitation
- Companion Services
- Family Driven-Family Support Services Program

Assist clients obtain and retain employment. Help is also provided in finding a job once clients are ready to do so. Job retention is supported with case management, on-the-job coaching, support groups, and professional mentoring.

Uses an evidence-based treatment model proven to achieve positive results in helping people with mental illness find and keep employment.

Assists and provides clients with the choices and opportunities to become employed, increase their earnings, and eventually leave and remain off benefits by becoming fully self-supportive.


Services includes explanation of Social Security's rules
, work incentive counseling
, career consulting/job leads, and case management.

Provides a safe, supervised environment for youth while also supporting them in preparing for independence. The focus of the coed program is to assist youth with completing educational goals, gaining employment, and developing daily living skills while also enjoying age appropriate privileges.

Provides services free of charge to residents in Lebanon County who are blind or vision impaired. Services include:
* Orientation and Mobility Instruction
* Recreational activities and support groups
* Rehabilitation training
* Vocational and employment opportunities for those who are blind and vision impaired throughout Lebanon County

Also offers a Low-vision store and receive help in choosing aids and appliances to assist them with

Offers a wide range of support services to older Lancaster County residents with the goal of allowing them to maintain their independence and self-sufficiency. Most services available to persons ages 60 and over, except for the 55+ Job Bank, Job Bank Workshop and Senior Community Services Employment Program which begins at age 55 and older. Domiciliary Care, Long Term Care Assessments, Ombudsman and Caregiver Support Program available for persons 18 years and older.

Provides needs assessment, goal/transition planning, life skills instruction, and assistance in the area of housing, education, employment, prevention, and support. Aftercare services are also offered when a youth turns 21.

Provides a range of employment and educational services. Offers training programs for certifications, support for dislocated workers, and job retraining assistance. Also assists with applying for benefits through the Department of Human Services, filing an initial Unemployment Claim, and Workers' Compensation Benefits.

Helps teenagers understand parenthood while also giving them support to graduate high school through group and individualized services.
Offers services such as fathering support groups, life skills training, family budgeting, academic/homework assistance, attendance tracking, child development, and parenting skills.

Offers adults with disabilities various opportunities for pre-employment activities, community work assessments, benefits counseling, job placement, job coaching, and follow-up job support services.

Provides adults and youth with pre-employment activities, community work assessments, benefits counseling, job placement, job coaching, and follow-up job support services.

Provides adults and youth with pre-employment activities, community work assessments, benefits counseling, job placement, job coaching, and follow-up job support services.

Provides adults and youth with pre-employment activities, community work assessments, benefits counseling, job placement, job coaching, and follow-up job support services.