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PathWaysPA
offer access to information and application assistance with public benefits, earned
income tax credit, childcare assistance, credit counseling, and other financial
planning services.
http://www.pathwayspa.org |
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Tenant Union Representative
Network
(TURN)
offers assistance with ensuring that parents have access to safe, decent, accessible,
and affordable housing.
http://www.rturn.net
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Community Women's
Education Project (CWEP)
in collaboration with PWDC provides educations, training, employment assistance
and assessments.
http://www.cwep.org |
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National
Comprehensive Center for Fathers (NCCF)
provides specialized outreach, recruitment, and assessment services for fathers
whose children are in foster care and where appropriate provide them with life skills
training, mentoring and parenting for men, GED or grade enhancement; and, job specific
skills training as part of the services provided at the ARC.
http://www.nccfamerica.com
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Community Council (CC)
provides a continuum of counseling support services that include individual, group
and family counseling. Community components will also be offered as follows: psycho-educational/support
groups, risk assessments, specialized on-site visitation support utilizing filial
play therapy, behavior management strategies, management of crises and referral
to behavioral health system.
http://www.ccmhmr.org |
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Phila. Opportunities
Industrialization Center, Inc. (OIC)
is dedicated to the elimination of poverty, unemployment, and illiteracy to ensure
a meaningful quality of life for families and individuals within the Philadelphia
community.
http://www.philaoic.org |
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Move Up Philadelphia
coordinated by the Mayor’s Commission on Literacy, provides intensive instruction
in reading and math, GED preparation, and job training skills. Additionally, Move
Up Philadelphia offers English as a Second Language and Youth and Parenting classes.
http://www.philaliteracy.org/resources/MoveUP.html |
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Community Learning Center (CLC)
has served more than 6,000 adult and teen learners since 1987. CLC
fosters personal growth, economic self-sufficiency, and the pursuit of lifelong
learning. We help our parent/caregivers to improve their reading, writing, math, and
computer skills and to expand their sphere of general knowledge. We also help
our
parent/caregivers
transition to employment, college, and job training programs, and
to overcome difficult societal and personal issues that can otherwise impede the
attainment of goals.
http://www.communitylearningcenter.org
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