City of Philadelphia






Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County Inc.
14 West 2nd Street 
Media, PA 19063
610-565-4590
610-565-9911
Services Provided: 24-hour hotline telephone counseling, information and assistance to victims of domestic violence. Support groups. 30-day emergency shelter for DE county residents, legal and medical advocacy.
Contact:
Christina Marconi, Volunteer Coordinator/Rita Buckley Connolly, MA, JD, Executive Director
Date Established:
1975  

  • Lutheran Settlement House
    1340 Frankford Avenue
    Philadelphia, PA 19125
    215-426-8610
    215-426-0581
    Services Provided: Emergency shelter, transitional housing program, GED classes, Bi lingual domestic violence program, community center, youth programs, job readiness training, life skills, and ESL classes. All services available in Spanish and English.
    Contact:
    Sarah Emervine Asst. Director of D.V. Program 215-426-8610X233

  • Lutheran Settlement House Community Education and Employment Department (CEED)
    1340 Frankford Avenue
    Philadelphia, PA 19125
    215- 426-8610, ext. 223.
    215-426-0581
    Services Provided: All services are open to both Spanish and English speakers and include English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, GED classes, and technology-oriented career training for homeless and low-income individuals. LSH collaborates with the Dept. of Public Welfare to support people in planning for education and employment.
    Date Established
    : 1970's

  • The Career Wardrobe
    1211 Chestnut Street, Suite 205
    Philadelphia, PA 19107
    215-568-6693
    Services Provided
    : provides suitable interview outfits to women living in poverty. One dressing suite in Center City one in West Chester. Women must be referred by a referral partner.

  • Diversified Community Services: @ Dixon House
    1920 S. 20 th Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19145
    215-336-3511
    215-336-3511

  • McDaniel Elementary School
    22nd and Moore Streets
    Philadelphia, PA 19145
    215-952-0625
    Services Provided: Childcare, SCOH program, life skills education, food and utility assistance and housing and recreational services for families and individuals.
    Date Established
    : 1968

  • Congreso de Latinos Unidos, Inc
    216 W. Somerset Street
    Philadelphia PA 19133
    215-763-8870
    http://www.congreso.net
    Services Provided
    : Job placement, vocational counseling, job readiness orientation, and youth employment counseling, training and continuing education classes. One-stop shopping site for all needs, health, housing assistance, counseling, substance abuse and domestic violence counseling. All services offered in both Spanish and English. Services predominately North Philadelphia
    Date Established: 1977

  • Youth Health Empowerment Project (YHEP)
    112 N. Broad Street 9th Floor
    Philadelphia , PA 19102
    215-564-6388
    215-564-5360
    http://www.fight.org/section.php?cat=2&sec=32
    Contact
    : Jennifer Jones, Director Ext. 17; jjen@fight.org
    Services Provided
    : Harm-Reduction Drop-In Center , Offers food, clothing and showers, counseling for youth ages 13-25, Provides information, referrals and services pertaining to sexual health and education, STDs and HIV testing and treatment, Trauma therapy, family planning and general health care programming.
    Date Established
    : 1994

  • NORTH Incorporated- Women/Infants/Children (WIC)
    642 N. Broad Street, Suite 101
    Philadelphia, PA 19130
    215-978-6100
    1-800-743-3300
    215-236-6743
    Services Provided: Educational and nutritional programs for pregnant/post- partum/breast feeding women; some may be eligible for a WIC food pack.
    Contact
    : Linda Kilby, Executive Director lkilby@northwic.org

  • Concilio
    705-09 N Franklin Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19123
    215-627-3100
    215-627-7440
    http://elconcilio.net
    E-mail:
    concilio@elconcilio.net
    Services Provided:
    An organization serving the Latino population and offering bi-lingual services including, ESL classes, Parenting Classes, GED classes and nutrition classes. Their housing program includes home ownership counseling, referrals and assistance with delinquent mortgage/rent payments.
    Date Established:
    1962

  • Polish American Social Services
    308 Walnut Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19106
    215-923-1900
    http://www.polishamericansocialservice.com

    Services Provided:
    property tax rebate program, water bill assistance, employment information, home care, benefits check up and prescription drugs, eye care program, immigration assistance and information, department of veterans affairs.

  • Bethel Temple Community
    228 E. Allegheny Avenue
    Philadelphia, PA 19133
    215-427-1811
    Services Provided
    : Free weight room for both men and women  

  • Service and Education For Women Against Abuse SEWAA
    P.O. Box 1591
    Havertown, PA 19083
    215-627-3922
    http://www.sewaa.net
    Email
    : sewaa@sewaa.net
    Services Provided
    : Counseling, referrals, small loans, intervention and harm reduction services and limited legal counseling for predominately South East Asian Women who are victims of abuse.
  • Supportive Older Women?s Network SOWN
    2805 N. 47 th Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19131-1540
    215-477-6000
    http://www.sown.org
    Services Provided
    : a support network for aging women providing a care giver connection, support for older women raising children, training workshops and peer support services.
    Contact:
    June Siegel
    Date Established
    : 1982

  • Wings For Success
    P.O. Box 3331, West Chester, PA 19380
    (610) 344-9331
    Email: info@wingsforsuccess.org
    http://www.wingsforsuccess.org
    Services Provided
    : Wings For Success assists low income women in achieving independence, stability and self-confidence. Wings serves homeless women, survivors of domestic violence, crime victims, women in recovery, and women transitioning from welfare to work. Wings offers disadvantaged women in Chester County and surrounding areas work-related clothing, wardrobe guidance and confidence-building workshops. Wings For Success works through referral sources and social service programs to provide their clients with appropriate outfits for training, interviewing and employment.
    Date Established:
    1997

  • NeighborhoodServicesCenter (NSC)
    35 North Third Street
    Oxford PA 19363
    610-932-8557
    610-869-8557
    Services Provided : NSC coordinates an emergency food cupboard for Southern Chester County Residents. Diapers personal care items, household cleaning supplies and paper products are also available. The center maintains a Community Room and accepts donations of seasonal clothing which is made available to families in need.

  • Women's ResourceCenter
    P.O. Box 596
    113 W Wayne Avenue
    Wayne, PA 19087
    601-687-6391
    http://www.womensresourcecenter.net
    Services Provided:The Women's Resource Center (WRC) is dedicated to providing accurate information and referrals for women who are in crisis or transition. WRC supports women, strengthens families, and builds communities through counseling, legal, and educational services. The Center's goal is to empower women to make informed decisions and achieve personal growth during life transitions in a safe, caring, and supportive environment.
    Date Established
    : 1975

  • New Directions for Women (NDFW)
    4807 Germantown Avenue,
    Philadelphia, PA 19144
    215-849-0930
    E-mail:NDFWINC@aol.com
    Services Provided: NDFW provides residential and comprehensive support services to women offenders. Designed to interrupt the cycle of repeated incarceration, NDFW creates an environment where women strive towards independence, responsibility, and confidence to care for themselves and their children, and to pursue law abiding lifestyles. NDFW also advocates for women in the prison system.

  •  Philadelphia Developmental Disabilities Corporation: The Arc of Philadelphia 2350 Westmoreland Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19140
    215-229-4550
    http://www.arcpddc.org

    Services Provided
    : Support and referral services for people with disabilities or age-related limitations. Offers employment counseling and vocational training and general counseling.
    Date Established: 1955

  • AIDS Services in the Asian Community ASIAC
    1201 Chestnut Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19107
    215-563-2424 Ext. 12
    http://www.asiac.org

    Services Offered:
    Prevention, community education, testing, case management, translation services, and GLBTQ community support.
    Contact
    : Laura Lau
    Date Established: 2000

  • Alpha Pregnancy
    1601 Lombard Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19146
    215-735-6028 admin
    215-545-4673 help line
    http://www.geocities.com/alphapre
    Services Provided
    : pregnancy tests, family planning, housing resources during and after pregnancy, childbirth preparatory classes, breast feeding support and counseling before, during or after miscarriage, abortion, adoption or illness.
    Date Established
    : 1981

  • Catholic Social Services
    222 N. 17 th Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19103
    215-624-5920
    North East Office: 7340 Jackson Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19136
    215-854-7050
    http://www.css-phl.org

    E-mail:
    CHSweb@chs-adphila.org
    Services Provided: family services, homeless services, GED classes, referrals, adoption services, Soup Kitchen.

  • Educating Children For Parenting
    211 N. 13 th Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19107
    215-496-9780
    http://www.ecparenting.org
    Services Provided
    : Teen parents are taught parenting skills. Serving adjudicated and pre-adjudicated girls ages 12-16 and their parents.
    Date Established
    : 1980

  • Girls Inc. of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey
    1319 Walnut Street, Suite 1400
    Philadelphia, PA 19107
    215-735-7775
    215-735-7909 TTY
    215-735-7898
    http://www.girlsincpa-nj.org
    Services Provided
    : Empowerment counseling, substance abuse treatment and counseling for adolescent girls with forensic histories, metal health or developmental disabilities; summer programs and after-school programs, and SCOH (Services to Children in their own homes); pregnancy prevention and family planning education.
    Date Established
    : 1961

  • Philabundance
    3616 Galloway Street
    P.O. Box 37555
    Philadelphia, PA 19148-7555
    215-339-0900
    215-339-0924
    http://www.philabundance.org
    E-mail:
    Ewissimer@philabundance.org
    Services Provided
    : Provides emergency food supplies, prepared food , nutritional information and education, recipes and a community kitchen to vulnerable populations in the Delaware Valley.
    Date Established
    : 1984

  • Indochinese American Council
    4936 Old York Road
    Philadelphia, PA 19141
    215-457-0272
    215-457-0557
    http://www.iacphila.org
    E-mail:
    information@iacphila.org
    Services Provided
    : translation and interpretation services for 13 language, ESL classes, GED preparation and classes, Art and computer classes, pre-employment training, internships and job placement assistance, counseling case management and referral services.
    Contact
    : Maria Thuy, Program Director: mariathuy@iacphila.org
    Date Established:
    1982

  • Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission
    302 N. 13 th Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19105
    215-922-6400
    (215) 922-5744
    http://www.sundaybreakfast.org
    Services Provided: Chapel Services, emergency shelter for men, transitional housing program for women and their children, prepared meals, a thrift store and a 12-month recovery program for men dealing with emotional disorders and/or chemical dependency.
    Contact: Mr. Richard McMillen, Executive Director
    Date Established: 1878

  • Whosoever GospelMission
    Chelten Ave
    Philadelphia, PA 19144-2132
    215-438-3094
    215-438-4327
    Services Provided: Auxiliary for Men, Chapel Services, Social/Recreational Programs for Youth, Development Department with Staff, Computerized Academic Program, Non Computerized GED/Literacy Programs, Tutoring for Individuals, Employment Readiness Program, Prepared Meals Served, Community Food Pantry, Thrift Store, Recycling Program, Residential Program for Parolees, Long Term Recovery/Rehab Program for Men (in city), Support Groups, Accepts Couples and Men with Children
    Contact: Dr. Robert A. Emberger, Executive Director
    Date Established: 1892

  • NorthLightCommunity Center
    175 Green Lane
    Philadelphia, PA. 19127
    215-483-4800
    215-483-6728
    http://www.Northlightcommunitycenter.org
    Services Provided: Social support including food cupboard, utilities & fuel grants, Youth & Senior Programs.
    Contact: Art Verbrugghe

  • Casa Del Carmen
    2200 N. Reese Street
    Philadelphia, PA 19140
    215-329-5660
    Services Provided: case management, assistance obtaining legal documents and identification, ESL classes, a program to help women with young children, utility assistance.

  • Ken-Crest Services
    502 West Germantown Pike Suite 200
    Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
    610-825-9360
    610-862-3213
    610-825-4127
    1679 South Dupont Highway Suite 8
    Dover, DE 19901
    302-734-3800
    302-734-3590
    http://www.kencrest.org
    Email: mbolin@kencrest.org
    Services Provided: Children?s Services: early intervention, head start programs, day care and children and family services for youth with behavioral, developmental and mental health issues. Adult Services: community residential services, clinical and mental health services, personal support network, employment counseling, job readiness training and assistance and support in resume development, job interviews and job retention.

  • The Pennsylvania Prison Society
    245 N. Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19107
    215-564-4775 (Programs)
    215-564-7926
    www.prisonsociety.org
    Services Provided: The Pennsylvania Prison Society is a resource for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated persons as wells as their loved ones. The Society provides: reentry workshops and job placement guidance for persons with criminal records; bus transportation at low cost to almost all State Correctional Facilities; virtual visitation with incarcerated family members through closed circuit televisions in our office; and Support for Kids with Incarcerated Parents (SKIP). A number of services are also available inside the walls. For more information, please do not hesitate to call or stop by our offices.
    Contact: Denise Wells
    Date Established: 1787

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