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Promotes and protects the safety of the community through inspections, investigations, and education. Public Health and Safety More information:
- Includes food service facility inspection, private septic systems and wells, recreational water, animal rabies control, and public nuisance complaints concerning health, sewage, wastewater, and air pollution
Provides support, accountability, and opportunities for youth who have violated the law or are a danger to themselves or others. Crime Prevention and Response, Correctional Facilities and Services
Provides a variety of both perishable and nonperishable food items. Food Assistance
Provides support for individuals with severe disabilities to encourage employment and independence. Employment Services More information:
- Includes vocational counseling, physical and mental restoration, communication and equipment services, job training and placement, and rehabilitation technology services
- Independent living services available for older adults with visual impairments
Provides library services. Library Services More information:
- Loans books, printed materials, ebooks, audio-visual materials, talking books, and more
- Offers computer training, access to computers and Internet, and WiFi
- Provides free meeting rooms.
- Provides virtual information and referral for various services
- Provides age-specific programming and services
Offers volunteer opportunities in tutoring, arts and crafts, reading, music, sports, gardening, office work, and interpreting for the hearing impaired. Volunteering
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Provides families with limited cash assistance to encourage independence.
Benefits Counseling
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- Participants are required to engage in work activities
- Assistance is limited to 5 years of benefits in a lifetime
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Provides employment assistance for individuals with disabilities. Employment Services More information:
- Includes testing, employment counseling, job development, and placement services
- Offers interpreters for individuals who are hard of hearing or deaf
- Refers individuals to DORS and other support services as needed
Distributes perishable and nonperishable food items. Food Assistance More information:
- Offers mobile food pantry delivery for seniors, the disabled, and to remote areas
- Offers Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets when available
Provides substance use disorder treatment. Addiction and Recovery More information:
- Offers groups separated by gender, care for dual-diagnosis, and buprenorphine maintenance
- Includes specialized treatment services for individuals living with HIV
- Provides medical, vocational, and educational services to program participants
- Includes assessments and evaluations
Provides research assistance and information to consumer attorneys Advocacy More information:
- Does not provide legal counsel or handle individual consumer complaints
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Provides telehealth services that provide same-day urgent care. Medical Care More information:
- Appointments aren't needed for illnesses or injuries that do not require an in-person examination
- Cannot assist individuals having difficulty breathing, shortness of breath, dizziness, chest pain, confusion, and severe or persistent vomiting
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Provides classes needed for citations related to driving while intoxicated. Addiction and Recovery
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Provides urgent medical treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries. Medical Care More information:
- Offers flu shots, COVID-19 tests, medications, physicals, X-rays, labs, screenings, and more
- Telehealth may be available for some services
Provides services to establish and enforce child support orders.
Family Services
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- Assists with locating the noncustodial parent, establishing paternity, establishing a court order for child support and health insurance, enforcing the court order, reviewing and adjusting the court ordered support amount, collecting support payments, and more
Provides information and resources for enforcing and filing complaints on civil rights issues. Government Offices and Services, Helplines and Information More information:
- Offers literature, reports, webinars, and more
- Includes right on employment, voting, criminal, education, housing, and more
Accepts donations of clothes, office and leisure equipment, personal items, toiletries, and household items. Donations
Offers consultations with UPMC providers for various medical conditions and general medical advice. Medical Care More information:
- Provides diagnosis, treatment, and medication as needed
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Provides lawyer referrals in the area of law related to the individual's legal concern.
Legal Services More information:
- Initial referral service is free
- Initial consultation fee with the referred lawyer must be paid at time of service
- Does not maintain a list of lawyers offering pro bono (free) legal services
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Provides lunch for older adults in a community setting. Food Assistance
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- Some sites provide breakfast and/or dinner
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Offers foster placement services for children in need of homes, and training and licensing to individuals wanting to foster.
Adoption and Foster Services
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- Child placement may be court-ordered or through voluntary parent agreement
- Recruits, trains, licenses, supports, and encourages families interested in becoming foster parents
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Provides outpatient and intensive outpatient substance use disorder treatment. Addiction and Recovery More information:
- Treatment program uses a 12-step self-help group model
- Offers day and evening group sessions
- Medication based treatment available
Provides information, education, and advocacy services related to topics that affect women. Advocacy More information: - Helps connect people to local area services - Hosts workshops and fairs to teach about different topics - Looks at problems that affect women and suggests ways to make things better - Supports changes in public policy that improve the status of women
- Open Wednesdays from 10AM to 12Noon
- Assistance is limited to once every 30 days
Offers housing and supportive services to individuals who are transitioning to independent housing. Temporary Housing More information:
- Does not offer emergency shelter or crisis bed services
- Participants are required to enroll and attend PRP program unless attending school, working, or volunteering