Healthcare

OrganizationLinks/Contact InformationDescription
COMPASShttps://www.compass.dhs.pa.gov/home/#/Sign up for Healthcare
PHMC Healthhttps://phmchealth.phmc.org/Uninsured Health Care
Project Home https://www.projecthome.org/stephen-klein-wellness-centerUninsured Health Care
Child Care Information Hotline1.888.461.KIDSHelp locating childcare that matches income and hours
Remote Area Medical (RAM) Volunteer Corpshttps://www.ramusa.org/Free dental, vision & medical care through mobile pop-up clinics
Maternal and Children’s Health Hotline215.985-3301Help with medical assistance and CHIP application

Childcare

OrganizationLinks/Contact InformationDescription
Early Learning Resource Centerhttps://www.elrc-phmc.org/Information on quality child care and personalized child care referrals.

Can help with childcare costs, infant/early childhood mental health, and early intervention services
Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL)https://www.pa.gov/agencies/dhs/resources/early-learning-child-careFind childcare providers and see their official rating
School District of Philadelphia: PreKindergarten(PreK) Registrationhttps://www.philasd.org/earlychildhood/prek/Free, full-day PreKindergarten services for children ages 3-5
After School and Summer Program Locatorhttps://www.phila.gov/services/education-learning/find-an-after-school-or-summer-program-for-children/Search for after-school and summer programs
CONNECT Hotline1.800.692.7288Provides developmental support and services for children from birth to age five who have disabilities or developmental delays, helping them build skills and reach their developmental potential

Housing

OrganizationLinks/Contact InformationDescription
Philadelphia Housing Authority https://www.pha.phila.gov/Affordable Housing
Project Homehttps://www.projecthome.org/Homelessness
Prevention Pointhttps://ppponline.org/Homelessness & Substance Abuse Disorder
FHA LoansFHA Loan WebsiteFirst time home buyers
Forget Me Knot Youth Serviceshttps://www.facebook.com/forgetmeknotys/Youth Services
Lead Poisoning Prevention Hotline215.685.2797Information for lead poisoning

Employment

OrganizationLinks/Contact InformationDescription
PA Career Linkhttps://www.pacareerlink.pa.gov/
North Philadelphia:
215.967.9711
Northwest Philadelphia: 215.987.6503
Bucks County:
267.580.3501
Suburban Station:
215.557.2592
West Philadelphia:
215-473-3630
Montgomery County: 610.270.3429
Free employment service that helps job seekers search and apply for jobs, create and upload resumes, receive personalized job recommendations, and track job-search activities
People Share by PROMANhttps://jobs.peopleshareworks.com/
610.489.1400
Staffing service that connects job seekers with temporary, temp-to-hire, and direct-hire positions, primarily in clerical, financial, and light industrial fields
Project Homehttps://www.projecthome.org/adult-education-employment
Offers digital literacy, career skills, and occupation-specific workforce training
Philly Temps and Perm Staffing Solutionshttps://www.phillytemps.com/
215.731.1010 info@phillytemps.com
Administrative and event staffing agency serving Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs, connecting job seekers with employment opportunities that match their skills and experience
Urban League of Greater Philadelphiahttps://www.urbanleaguephila.org/workforcedevelopment
215.985.3220 info@urbanleaguephila.com
Provides workforce development and reentry services, as well as job training, education, entrepreneurship, housing, and other programs designed to expand economic opportunity
Free Library of Philadelphia Career Traininghttps://careertraining.freelibrary.org/
215.686.5436 workplace@freelibrary.org
Career training and building general skills to improve their opportunities
Office of Immigrant Affairs City of Philadelphia Job Resourcehttps://www.phila.gov/media/20190918094810/Job-resources-for-Immigrants.docx.pdfOrganizations that aid in career building, job search, etc.

Offers organizations for those who predominantly speak Spanish as well

Mental & Behavioral Health

OrganizationLinks/Contact InformationDescription
Gemma Serviceshttps://www.gemmaservices.org/Education and mental health services in residential and community settings
Healthy Mindshttps://healthymindsphilly.org/resources/Mental health support and resources
WOAR-Philadelphia Center Against Sexual Violencehttps://www.woar.org/Provides free, confidential support for survivors of sexual harassment, sexual abuse, sexual assault, domestic violence, etc.
Community Behavioral Healthhttps://cbhphilly.org/Mental health services for Philadelphians
Suicide and Crisis LifelineCall: 988
Text: 988
Chat: 988lifeline.org
Offers skilled, compassionate help for mental health and substance use problems
Philadelphia Domestic Violence Hotline1.866.SAFE.01424/7 free, confidential hotline
Philadelphia Suicide and Crisis Intervention Hotline215.686.442024/7 hotline providing immediate, confidential assistance to anyone experiencing an emotional or behavioral crisis

Physical Health & Food Insecurity

OrganizationLinks/Contact InformationDescription
Health Federationhttps://healthfederation.org/diabetes-prevention-programDiabetes prevention
MANNA Nutrition Educationhttps://mannapa.org/services/nutrition-eduction-counseling/Nutrition education
MANNA Meal Programhttps://mannapa.org/services/apply-for-manna-services/
Health Promotion Council https://www.hpcpa.org/programs-services/nutrition-and-active-livingNutrition education
City of Philadelphia https://www.phila.gov/food/Food insecurity resources
City of Philadelphiahttps://www.phila.gov/services/mental-physical-health/find-free-food-or-meals/Find free food or meals
Philabundancehttps://www.philabundance.org/find-food-food-map/Map for finding food in the area
Share Food Programhttps://www.sharefoodprogram.org/
Sexual Health Hotline215.985.3300Information on birth control and family planning, emergency contraception, pregnancy, prenatal care, HIV/AIDS, STDs

Social Services

OrganizationLinks/Contact InformationDescription
Congresso
Services Provided in Spanish
www.congreso.net
215.763.8870
Education, Workforce, Family & Health and Wellness
Maternity Care Coalitionhttp://maternitycarecoalition.org/Public assistance and family support programs for low income families
MOMobilehttp://maternitycarecoalition.org/momobile/
215.707.1010
Education:  Breastfeeding, family planning, HIV/AIDS, STDs, domestic violence
Cribs for Kidshttp://maternitycarecoalition.org/cribs-for-kids/
215.989.3589
Provides free cribs; education on healthy sleeping conditions
Women Infant Children Nutrition (WIC)www.fns.usda.gov/wic
215.978.6100
Food vouchers; Nutrition info for low income families
North WICNorth WIC
215.229.3786
Disabled Children: ABC Hotline215.981.3756Services and benefits for disabled children
Family Advocacy Line
215.981.3765For parents whose children are involved with DHS
Philadelphia Gas Works
Services Provided in Spanish
http://www.pgworks.com/residential/customer-care/payment-assistance
215.560.2970
Low-income energy assistance program
Voluntary Income Tax Assistance Centerhttp://www.irs.gov/Individuals/Free-Tax-Return-Preparation-for-You-by-Volunteers
800.906.9887
Help with state and federal income tax forms
Philadelphia Senior Centerwww.philaseniorcenter.org/
215.227.9999
Social services for persons 55 or over
Connect 4 Healthhttps://healthfederation.org/connect4healthOnline social care platform that can directly connect you to social service programs across the city, region, and country.

Adult Education

OrganizationLinks/Contact InformationDescription
City of Philadelphia: Adult Education833.750.5627Career Navigators help individuals identify educational goals and enroll in classes that fit their schedules and needs
Free Library of Philadelphia: Adult Education and Language Learning Programshttps://libwww.freelibrary.org/programs/languages-learning-center/Connects patrons seeking Adult Basic Education (ABE), English Language Learner (ELL), and World Language instruction to the appropriate services
Beyond Literacyhttps://beyondliteracy.org/programs/esol/Serves immigrant families with limited English proficiency, helping children in kindergarten through third grade read on grade level and equipping families with the skills, tools, and confidence to support their children’s learning
Community College of Philadelphia: English as a Second Language Institute ($)https://www.ccp.edu/degrees-programs/all-academic-offerings/continuing-education-noncredit/english-second-languageOffers adult, non-native speakers of English the opportunity to improve their basic English language skills in order to actively increase their participation in the larger society, continue their education into academic programs or to prepare for citizenship
Nationalities Service Center: English Classes ($) https://nscphila.org/find-servicesimmigrants-and-refugees/english-classesClasses for learning English ($180 for 10 sessions) 
Temple University: Intensive English Language Program ($)https://global.temple.edu/tcalc/our-programs/ielpWhether you are a beginning, intermediate or advanced English speaker, the IELP at TCALC has courses that fit your needs

Parenting Education

OrganizationLinks/Contact InformationDescription
Health Federation of Philadelphia: Enhanced Parenting Program
https://healthfederation.org/enhanced-parenting-programProvides group-based parenting support focused on child development, anger management, abuse prevention, and positive parenting strategies, with referrals for additional support as needed
SafeCare Augmented for Family Empowerment (SAFE)https://www.hpcpa.org/evidence-based-home-visitsBehavioral parenting program that promotes healthy child development through positive parent-child interactions, informed caregiver response to illness and injury, and the creation of a safe home environment
Focus on Fathershttps://focusonfathers.phmc.org/Helps fathers ages 18 years and older to develop and maintain a healthy, positive involvement in their children’s lives through parenting education classes and a host of services such as case management, job readiness and father-child events etc.
Relationship Education in the Mix (REMix)https://www.hpcpa.org/programs-services/family-services
lynhammond@phmc.org
Provides healthy relationship and co-parenting classes to couples and co-parents in Philadelphia. Any parent living in Philadelphia can participate

Special Education Assistance

OrganizationLinks/Contact InformationDescription
PEAL Centerhttps://pealcenter.org/about/need-to-talk.html
https://pealcenter.org/resources/

Free service to speak with a Family Resource Specialist and receive individual assistance for education and special health care (in both English and Spanish)
Institute on Disabilitieshttps://disabilities.temple.edu/c2p2Leadership development training program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and/or autism, and parents of school age children with intellectual and developmental disabilities and/or autism.
HUNEhttps://www.huneinc.org/Individualized assistance, training and workshops, and youth inclusion program (in both English and Spanish)
PATTANhttps://www.pattan.net/Special-Education-Forms/IEP-InformationInformation on Individualized Education Plan (IEP)

Technology

OrganizationLinks/Contact InformationDescription
PHLConnectEDhttps://www.phila.gov/programs/phlconnected/
Initiative to help pre-K–12 families access free or low-cost internet