The organization concentrates its efforts on stabilizing and restoring disenfranchised households impacted by financial and catastrophic events.  Intensive case management and basic needs assessments determine the level of service needed to support movement towards self-sufficiency.

Through internal resources and/or a coordination of services with partnering provider organizations, the organization provides access to essential resources such as healthy foods, clothing, counseling, and temporary housing assistance.

Through intensive case management, we utilize a multi-generational approach to addressing the needs of individuals and families impacted by poverty, homelessness, and food insecurity. Research has shown that if the head of household cannot sufficiently maintain a level of financial security in the home, all members of the household are impacted in some way.

We value every human being regardless of their circumstance.  On any given day 16,200 people are homeless in Pennsylvania. Securing shelter is the start of regaining stability for the future. Our coordination of services is designed to serve as a bridge moving individuals and families from dependency to self-sufficiency.