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Grant Description | Program Area | Amount |
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Family ResourcesFor general operating expenses relating to Warmline, a telephone support, information and referral service for parents and caregivers | $38,376.00 | |
HEARTHFor new outreach efforts at this transitional housing program for women and children who face the crisis of homelessness | $23,194.00 | |
Lydia’s Place, Inc.For support of the Family Reunification Enhancement Effort (F.R.E.E), providing intervention services to female offenders, their children and the children's caregivers during and after incarceration | $25,000.00 | |
Travelers Aid SocietySupport for the Prenatal/Postnatal Mobile Moms Transportation Assistance Program | $10,000.00 | |
Victim Outreach Intervention CenterFor start-up funding of a substance abuse case management program for victims of domestic violence | $27,960.00 | |
Womansplace Inc.Start-up funding of the Bridge Housing Program for women who are making the transition from shelter to independent living | $25,000.00 | |
Focus on RenewalFor transportation of parents and children involved in the Positive Parenting Program | $20,000.00 | |
YWCA Greater PittsburghFor renovation of the Encore Plus facility, providing coordination of health promotion services aimed at early detection of breast and cervical cancer | $50,000.00 | |
Pennsylvania Organization for Women in Early Recovery (POWER)For planning and start-up of a gender-specific intensive outpatient program for drug and alcohol counseling for women | $64,424.00 | |
Pittsburgh Action Against RapeFor expansion of the Parents in Prevention Program, which provides intensive educational services focused on sexual assault issues, in collaboration with Head Start | $50,000.00 | |
Women’s Center & Shelter of Greater PittsburghFor a case management program to help residents successfully make the transition from shelter to a violence-free home | $37,500.00 |
Autism Urban Connections is the first and only African American, minority, family focused Autism nonprofit in Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh is often lauded as among the most livable cities in the country. While this may be true for some, it is certainly not the case for Black women.
FISA’s support helped to launch and scale STANDING FIRM’s efforts to engage employers to Recognize the warning signs of abuse, Respond with support, and Refer employees to get free and confidential help through community-based services.
For the last twenty years, Gwen’s Girls has focused on empowering girls and young women to have productive lives through holistic, gender-specific programs, education, and experiences.
As PHLP uncovers individuals’ barriers to healthcare, it uses this information as it monitors and analyzes proposed policy changes and legislation. PHLP then works with its clients and other advocates to push for policy and program changes to improve access to healthcare for people with disabilities, and other low-income populations. .