Pathway's Program, located in Pittsburgh, PA, offers a comprehensive approach to empower individuals and families toward self-sufficiency. Our dedicated Service Coordinators work closely with clients to address both immediate needs and long-term aspirations, ensuring a personalized journey toward stability and growth. We provide access to essential food assistance through our flexible food pantries and a variety of supportive services tailored to each client's goals. Participants can create customized action plans, gain valuable budgeting knowledge, and receive job search assistance, all aimed at fostering independence and confidence. We also offer interpretation services upon request, making our resources accessible to a diverse community. Together, we're building pathways to a brighter future for all in our community.

The Food Pantry in Pittsburgh, PA, is a vital ministry of the Orthodox Church, committed to providing essential food assistance to those facing hunger and hardship. We understand the urgency of meeting basic nutritional needs, and our pantry operates bi-monthly on the 2nd and 4th Thursday from 5:45 p.m. to 6:45 p.m., welcoming anyone in need of emergency food support. We strive to create a compassionate environment where individuals and families can access the nourishment they need to thrive, reinforcing our dedication to serving the homeless and impoverished members of our community with care and respect.

MOVE! Weight Management Program in Pittsburgh, PA, is dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of Veterans through comprehensive weight management and health promotion initiatives. Our mission is to annually screen every Veteran receiving care at VA facilities for obesity, ensuring that they are guided to appropriate weight management services tailored to their unique needs. We offer a variety of care options, including engaging group sessions, convenient telephone lifestyle coaching, and TeleMOVE! for in-home support. Veterans can also utilize the MOVE! Coach mobile app for a self-directed approach to weight management. For those who need additional help, we provide access to weight loss medications and bariatric surgery for individuals who continue to face challenges after participating in MOVE! We invite Veterans interested in weight loss to connect with their local MOVE! Coordinator or VA provider to take the first step towards a healthier future.

The Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Supplemental Food Program in Pittsburgh, PA, is dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children up to five years old. We provide essential nutrition services, comprehensive breastfeeding support, health screenings, and referrals to ensure that families receive the healthy foods they need to thrive. Our commitment to fostering healthy food habits is at the heart of our mission. To prioritize your safety during COVID-19, all services are available by appointment only. We encourage you to reach out to your local WIC clinic to schedule an appointment and get the support you need.

At the Crafton-Ingram Food Pantry, located in Pittsburgh, PA, we are dedicated to combating food insecurity by providing quality emergency food assistance to local households in need. Our mission is to ensure that every individual and family has access to vital nutrition, helping to nourish both body and spirit. Through our food pantry, we strive to meet the basic nutritional needs of our community, offering a warm and welcoming environment where everyone can find support during difficult times. We invite those in need to visit us and discover how we can help them on their path to stability and wellbeing.

Located in Pittsburgh, PA, Building Access to Support Intentional Connection (BASICS) is dedicated to providing immediate assistance to those facing urgent needs for food and personal care supplies. Our program offers essential resources such as emergency food, hygiene products, menstrual supplies, and household items, ensuring that individuals and families have access to the support they require. We strive to create a welcoming environment where everyone can receive the help they need to foster healthier and more connected lives.

Located in Pittsburgh, PA, the YWCA partners with a network of dedicated organizations to ensure that those unable to leave their homes—such as seniors and individuals with compromised immune systems or mobility challenges—receive essential food assistance through our emergency food delivery program. We are committed to providing nourishing food pantry items directly to those in need, promoting health and well-being for our community members during difficult times. Our mission is to make food accessible and foster a supportive environment for all.

The Healthy Food Center at Allegheny General Hospital is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of the greater Pittsburgh community by offering free access to nutritious food and essential nutrition counseling. Our program features a comprehensive food pantry alongside valuable nutrition education, all aimed at empowering individuals and families to lead healthier lives. To benefit from our services, please seek a referral from your physician, and experience firsthand the supportive care we provide to help you thrive in both health and nutrition.

The Work Ready Program in Pittsburgh, PA, is dedicated to empowering individuals receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) as they transition into the Employment Advancement and Retention Network (EARN) program. We provide essential services tailored to foster independence, including personalized job coaching, comprehensive career assessments, and mental health counseling. Our mission is to support participants in crafting tailored goal plans that help them achieve lasting employment and stability. Referrals to our program can be made through local county assistance offices, and we ensure that participants engage in valuable job-readiness activities that align with their family responsibilities, with weekly required hours set according to the age of their youngest child. Together, we’re focused on creating pathways to success for families in our community.

Located in Pittsburgh, PA, the Food Pantry operated by Community Human Services (CHS) provides essential food assistance to individuals and families facing financial hardships, including children, adults, and seniors. Our mission is to ensure that those experiencing unemployment or challenging times have access to nutritious emergency food to help them make ends meet. We welcome those in need and offer a supportive environment where you can obtain food that meets your basic nutritional needs. To access our services, simply bring a government-issued I.D., and our dedicated team will be there to assist you.

Located in Pittsburgh, PA, PCSI Food Pantry is dedicated to combating food insecurity by providing emergency food assistance to individuals and families in need. Our mission is to ensure that households have access to quality nutritional food essentials, helping to alleviate hunger and promote health within our community. We invite those struggling with food insecurity to visit us and learn how to access our food pantry services, where we work to meet the basic nutritional needs of all who come through our doors.

The Islamic Center of Pittsburgh is dedicated to providing food assistance to individuals and families in the Pittsburgh area who are facing challenges in meeting their nutritional needs. Our Food Pantry program offers essential emergency food through monthly food box distributions, ensuring that no one goes hungry in our community. We welcome those in need to register with us, with registration opening during the last week of each month and closing in the first week of the following month. Food distribution takes place on the third Saturday, allowing us to connect with and support our neighbors by providing nourishing meals and fostering a spirit of community care.

Community Fresh Produce Distribution, hosted by St. Andrew Lutheran Church in Pittsburgh, PA, is dedicated to providing vital food assistance to our neighbors in need. On the first Tuesday of every month, we warmly invite everyone to join us for a free distribution of fresh produce, ensuring that all community members can access nourishing food. Our goal is to combat food insecurity and promote healthy eating by making fresh fruits and vegetables available to all. Visitors are welcomed without barrier; we simply ask for your name and the number of people in your household to help us serve you better. Join us in fostering a healthier, more supportive community through accessible food resources.