All Personal Development in Pennsylvania

Who We Are The Latino Community Center of Pittsburgh is a by Latino for Latinos non-profit organization that works to Empower, Advocate with, and Celebrate Latinos. What We Do The organization provides the following help to single mothers and children: Advocacy Case Management Community Emergency Response Fund Drop-In Center Read more...

Who We Are As the region’s leading provider of gender-responsive, trauma-informed drug and alcohol services, POWER helps women build a strong foundation to sustain their recovery. We provide a continuum of care designed to address a woman’s total wellness, including her physical and mental health. Our Vision We envision a day when all women struggling with addiction will embrace the Read more...

Who We Are FroGang is a movement that unapologetically promotes, empowers, and encourages afros and natural hair. They promote and create a positive self image. What We Do The organization provides the following help to single mothers and children: Encouraging Coils Confidence and Creativity Promote the Importance of Taking Pride in Our Natural Hair Read more...

Who We Are Focus on Renewal aims to support the people in their community through programs for all aimed toward the development and sustainability of a healthy mind, body and spirit. What We Do The organization provides the following help to single mothers and children: Community Resource Center Family Foundations Early Head Start Food Pantry Food Programs Positive Parenting Program Read more...

Who We Are Catapult Greater Pittsburgh engages in emergency resource distribution, peer-to-peer support, wealth building, trauma-informed financial counseling, and policy advocacy to ensure systematically disenfranchised communities can meaningfully achieve economic justice and lead dignified and equitable lives.   What We Do The organization provides the following help to single mothers and children: Catapult Culinary Catapult for Change Down Payment and Read more...

Who We Are Allegheny Family Network is a “Family Run” non-profit organization serving Allegheny County. AFN is staffed by family members (parents or caregivers) with lived experience who have raised or are raising a child with mental health or emotional needs. Through peer-to-peer support, education, and advocacy, they partner with families of children with behavioral health needs to improve their Read more...

Who We Are Crisis Center North is committed to assisting victims of domestic violence in their community through a variety of resources and confidential services. The Center provides free empowerment counseling and advocacy to adult, teen, and child victims of domestic violence in the northern and western communities of Allegheny County. Crisis Center North’s 24/7 hotline is free and confidential Read more...

Who We Are The Allegheny County Music Festival Fund (ACMFF) was established in 2000 to aid children and youth receiving services through the Allegheny County Department of Human Services or the Juvenile Section of the Family Division of the Court of Common Pleas. The fund creates a resource that pays for life-enriching opportunities and items that are not otherwise available Read more...

Who We Are Smart Futures is a Pittsburgh-based non-profit software development organization in the field of education and workforce development. Their mission is to provide schools and education agencies with SmartFutures.org, an online career planning and portfolio platform that helps all students be ready for post-secondary success. Fun, interactive activities are presented across four grade ranges so that users have Read more...

Who We Are Small Seeds Development is a human services agency supporting, strengthening, and sustaining families to build strong and safe communities. The Mother to Son Program (MTS) offers a safe, family-centered learning environment for single mothers and female guardians, their sons ages 6-18, and their siblings. MTS utilizes a Family Centered Practice approach, incorporating methods of Trauma Informed Care, Read more...