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Who We Are Family Links serves more than 11,000+ of western Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable citizens each year, transforming lives through a wide range of vital services. For a woman in recovery from addiction, we provide a safe place to grow strong — with her children by her side. Services range from outpatient mental health counseling and substance abuse treatment to Read more...

Who We Are The Midwife Center (TMC) promotes wellness by providing exceptional, personalized, client-centered primary gynecological, pregnancy and birthing care in southwestern Pennsylvania’s only independent birth center care. It serves a large, diverse clientele and focuses its outreach efforts on communities who experience poor health outcomes in order to have a more significant impact on improving the health of people Read more...

Who We Are Pittsburgh Action Against Rape (PAAR) serves the Pittsburgh community through advocacy, counseling, prevention, and education. They welcome survivors of all genders, races, religions, incomes, languages, abilities, ethnicities, and sexual orientations. They serve survivors, regardless of immigration status.PAAR does not report to law enforcement or any government officials any information obtained, except in very limited legal circumstances. What Read more...

Who We Are North Hills Community Outreach provides many different free services to low-income individuals and families in need. Services range from a food pantry, transportation services, and free tax preparation with locations in Allison Park, Millvale, North Boroughs and McKees Rocks.   What We Do The organization provides the following help to single mothers and children: Ask The Attorney Education Read more...

Who We Are Heritage Community Initiatives is honored to celebrate their fourth decade of serving families in forty communities within Eastern Allegheny County through their Transportation, Education, and Nutrition programs. Each year, Heritage provides highly accredited academically based early learning and out-of-school time programming for over 300 at risk children. Heritage Community Transportation, a fixed-route transit service in operation for Read more...

Who We Are Wesley Family Services is a non-profit organization that serves more than 30,000 individuals and families in Western PA. Their caring, highly trained staff of nearly 1,000 people are committed to providing high quality behavioral healthcare services and support programs to children, adults, and families over the course of their lifespan so that they are empowered to reach Read more...

Who We Are NAMI Keystone Pennsylvania is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children, adolescents, adults, and families affected by mental illness through recovery-focused support, education, and advocacy. Located in Pittsburgh, NAMI Keystone Pennsylvania is the state organization in Pennsylvania for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization.   Read more...

Who We Are Mental Health America Allegheny County provides programs and services that support the health of mind and body and work to eliminate the stigma of mental illness and addiction for all. MHA provides educational programs that help individuals learn about mental wellness as well as explain the challenges of depression, bipolar disorder and other types of mental illness. Read more...

Who We Are At Pressley Ridge, everything they do is centered on establishing connections that ensure our children and families are nurtured and supported. All services are guided by their mission to do whatever it takes to create success. Their programs engage the entire family, strengthening a child’s relationships and providing them with better days, one day at a time Read more...

Who We Are The Highmark Caring Place is addressing the needs of grieving children in schools in Western and Central Pennsylvania. The program works to provide a safe environment for participants to connect with peers who are also grieving, and to be able to express their feelings related to the death and to share memories of the person who died. Read more...