The County of Armstrong shall not have "any preference, limitation or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin or intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination." The Armstrong County Fair Housing Officer will forward all individual complaints filed to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission.

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 litigation for class actions, represent undocumented immigrants, and litigates against the government. Advocacy is typically limited to broad-based issues affecting large numbers of people.

Provides representation to those individuals who are having difficulty affording traditional legal services, but for one reason or another, do not qualify for various pro bono service providers. Through the program, a client, once screened, for a fee of $30 will be referred to an attorney who would provide a specific service at a discounted rate.

Assists individuals in the Greater Pittsburgh Area who believe they have experienced housing discrimination (in rental, sales, mortgage, or homeowner's insurance processes) by enforcing fair housing laws, aiding persons with disabilities with requesting reasonable accommodations, and providing community outreach and education. Services include advocacy, assistance in filing reasonable accommodation requests and fair housing complaints, investigating discrimination claims, references to qualified attorneys, education of landlords and real estate professions, and building community awareness.

Assists in the filing of housing discrimination complaints.

Gives referrals to the Fair Housing Law Center to investigate, file and provide legal representation for victims of housing discrimination.

Provides assistance to individuals and families in need of legal services in all areas of housing law, including discrimination and public housing appeals, landlord/tenant disputes, foreclosure and tax issues, and insurance claims.

Provides assistance to individuals and families in need of legal services in all areas of housing law, including discrimination and public housing appeals, landlord/tenant disputes, foreclosure and tax issues, and insurance claims.

Provides assistance to individuals and families in need of legal services in all areas of housing law, including discrimination and public housing appeals, landlord/tenant disputes, foreclosure and tax issues, and insurance claims.

Provides assistance to individuals and families in need of legal services in all areas of housing law, including discrimination and public housing appeals, landlord/tenant disputes, foreclosure and tax issues, and insurance claims.

Provides homeless persons and those in danger of becoming homeless with contacts to several area agencies who provide are able to provide temporary shelter, life skills and in some cases legal advice to help rectify the clients situation.

Provides assistance in resolving issues between tenants and their landlords, especially in cases in which tenants require reasonable accommodations or modifications. Disputes that are not resolved at this level may be escalated to reporting to the PHRC or HUD, or even to filing cases in state or federal court.

Assists those who have a complaint of housing discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, gender, disability, familial status (having children), or age (over 40).

Offers a range of programs to ensure that consumers have access to housing and understand their rights under fair housing laws. Services include counseling on the rights protected under fair housing laws, information on how to recognize and report violations, information on legal options and assistance with the legal process, random testing to ensure regional compliance with fair housing laws, technical assistance, and comprehensive education programs.

Provides free or low-cost legal advice and assistance to LGBTQ people on issues related to their LGBTQ identity including family law, wills, powers of attorney, discrimination, harassment, name and gender-marker changes, and public policy.

Provides free legal representation to victims of housing discrimination in connection with the rental or sale of property, accessibility, mortgage lending, advertising, and other contexts. Also provides legal assistance in connection with administrative investigation and enforcement, aiding the complainant with complaint preparation and presentation of claims.

Offers advocacy for the initiation and monitoring of legislation affecting legally blind persons. Also provides assistance to individuals experiencing discrimination in the workplace and community, or who need help securing services due to visual impairment.

Provides legal assistance regarding fair housing and/or unfair discrimination practices.

Consists of the provision of information about services and facilities to all older persons or their families requesting it. Service activities include: A brief assessment (screening) of the inquirer's problem and situation to make a possible appropriate referral, provision of relevant information and referral to community resources, and a follow-up as appropriate.

Provides home modifications to individuals with low-income living in York County. Offers ADA & UCC Assistance, Comprehensive, on-site assessments, technical assistance, and training on the federal and state anti-discrimination and accessibility laws. Gives training, Individualized, interactive workshops on disability awareness and disability-related issues, and monthly consumer training series.

Assists residents with filing a housing discrimination complaint. Complaints must be filed within 180 days of the act of discrimination.

Handles complaints regarding violation of state discrimination laws (including AIDS discrimination). Promotes equal opportunity in education, prevents and responds to civil tension and provides information, support and outreach to Pennsylvania communities.

Receives and processes complaints of alleged discrimination, including but not limited to, discrimination in employment, housing, education, public accommodations and lending. In addition, familial status is a protected class in the area of housing.