There is a lot that happens around the world we cannot control. We cannot stop earthquakes, we cannot prevent droughts, and we cannot prevent all conflict, but when we know where the hungry, the homeless and the sick exist, then we can help. – Jan Schakowsky
Where to Turn – Resources that Help the Homeless
We’re at 18th & The Parkway in Center City Philadelphia most Tuesday afternoons at 2:30 PM giving out food & clothing while donations last. Stop by & volunteer, or just say hi. Smiles guaranteed. Donation requests: underwear, socks, toiletries, t-shirts, sweatpants, sleeping bags. Contact us for pick-up. To donate money to purchase supplies go to at http://nancybragin.com/services/
Also on Tuesdays UESF and Tuesday Afternoon Philly Outreach will be at Broad Street Ministry, 315 S. Broad St. every Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 4:30 PM offering ourreach services for Veterans.
If you are a Vet or know someone in need of emergency housing services in the Philadelphia area call
UESF VETERAN’S HOTLINE 215-814-6888
Tuesday Afternoon Philly Outreach
Philadelphia Outreach Affiliations
Bethesda Project
Covenant House Pennsylvania
City of Philadelphia Office of Emergency Shelter and Services
Dignity Housing
Episcopal Community Services
Hall Mercer
Homeless Advocacy Project
Horizon House
Mental Health Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania
Pathways to Housing PA
People’s Emergency Center
Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations
Public Health Management Corporation
Philadelphia Unemployment ProjectResources for Human Development
Ready, Willing & Able
SELF, Inc
The Simple Way
Women’s Community Revitalization ProjectState Organizations
Better Choices Budget Coalition
CeaseFire PA
Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania
PA Voice
Pennsylvania Health Access Coalition
Pennsylvania Budget and Policy CenterNational Organizations
100,000 Homes Campaign
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Corporation for Supportive Housing
National Alliance to End Homelessness
National Center on Family Homelessness
National Coalition for Homeless Veterans
National Coalition for the Homeless
National Health Care for the Homeless Council
National Housing Conference
National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty
National Low Income Housing Coalition
National Resource Center on Homelessness and Mental Illness
National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness
NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentPhilly Restart
An outreach program for homeless men and women in Philadelphia.
The guard at the library said, “They were waiting today at 2 O’Clock. Line keeps getting longer.”
It was raining at 2pm. And 3pm. And 4pm when the meal started. And straight through and after.
You have to be really hungry to stand in the pouring rain for a hot plate of food.
You have to be desperate to wait hours for help getting an ID card.
A soaked man in a wheel chair. 3 women with their 3 drenched children. Over 150 came out with needs that obviously couldn’t be met on dryer ground.
One guy was having a hard time talking because the rain was dodging his hat, pelting his face sideways, his mouth
literally filling with water. – Adam, Philly Restart
Restart is a 501c3 non-profit that serves the homeless in Philadelphia, serving hundreds of meals a week.
They help thousands obtain proper ID and driver’s licenses each year.
To Obtain a Photo ID
Mondays, 4PM, Free Library of Philadelphia 19th and Vine Streets, Center City
http://phillyrestart.wordpress.com/
Employment for the Homeless
One Step Away
One Step Away Website http://osaphilly.com/
One Step Away is Philadelphia’s first street paper aimed at raising awareness of homelessness and providing employment to those in need. With each dollar received, 75¢ goes directly to the vendor. The other 25¢ covers the printing costs. The vendors are people experiencing homelessness or joblessness. While the vast majority of One Step Away vendors are living on the street or in temporary shelters when they start with the project, most are able to use the money earned by distributing One Step Away to secure their own housing. You can check out our demographics and vendor outcomes here.
Mission
One Step Away has a twofold purpose: One, to offer those without shelter meaningful income opportunities and personal growth, and, two, to backlight the scourge of homelessness and lack of affordable housing in the Philadelphia area to bring forward solutions and changes so that everyone enjoys the shelter they deserve.
Writers
One Step Away is unique among the nation’s street newspapers in that the majority of the content is produced by the residents of Philadelphia’s shelter 
system. We believe that the best way to draw attention to the issues surrounding poverty and homelessness is to publish stories written by those who have experienced these issues first hand. Not only does this help to make the stories in the paper more genuine but also helps the writers build writing skills and self-esteem, making them more attractive to potential employers.
Vendors
One Step Away does vendor sign-up, orientation and training every week at Arch Street United Methodist Church at the corner of Broad and Arch in Center City. Contact us for more information.
We welcome all people without shelter throughout the Philadelphia area to become involved in One Step Away. We are a project of Resources for Human Development, a Philadelphia-based national human services nonprofit that serves tens of thousands of people of all abilities every year with caring, effective and innovative programs addressing homelessness, intellectual and developmental disabilities, behavioral health, addiction recovery and more.
To learn more about RHD and its more than 160 programs in 14 states, please visit www.rhd.org.
Philadelphia PA Homeless Shelters & Resources
Many of these shelters now have waiting lists. Please call before going to them. Many waiting lists are very long. Shelters and service also go out of business. If you find that this location is no longer operating please let us know.
Philadelphia Emergency Shelter & Services 1360 Ridge Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19107 Phone 215-686-7104
The Office of Emergency Shelter and Services (OESS) mission is to assist/prepare adults and families for self-sufficiency and independent living.
Intake and Social Services for Men 24-Hour Reception at 1360 Ridge Avenue Phone (215) 236-0909
Intake and Social Services for Women, Families and Couples weekends and nights.
Ridge Avenue Men’s Shelter 1360 Ridge Ave Philadelphia, PA 19121 Phone 215-236-0909
Day shelter for men and women. Provides telephones, access to laundry services, lunch and dinner.
Serves the homeless through two locations in Philadelphia: a shelter in Center City and a transitional home for women in the Germantown neighborhood of Philadelphia. The Center City shelter also houses a long-term recovery program for men. Donations are supplemented with income from two thrift stores. Three meals served every day for men, women and children . Overnight emergency shelter and long-term residential recovery program for men. Residential transitional housing program for women (and children) at separate location.
Services targeted to men in need. Residence, day services (lunch, mail, showers/clothing, case management), overnight coffee-house.
Residents can stay up to 1 year. Will accept with our without ID. Must be a Philadelphia resident, if not they have 12 FEMA beds.
Must be able to work with no restrictions and no income. This is a program and the resident must remain until they graduate.
Philadelphia Area Food Banks & Food Resources
The Greater Philadelphia Food Bank’S Mission Is To Serve Charities That Care For The Needy By Collecting, Storing, And Distributing Surplus Food And Other Food Products.
Philadelphia PA Homeless Health Care Resources
These are Federally Qualified Health Care Clinics that are funded by the federal government. FQHCs are community-based organizations that provide comprehensive primary care and preventive care, including health, oral, and mental health/substance abuse services to persons of all ages, regardless of their ability to pay or health insurance status.
Click each resource and you will be brought over to FreeMedicalSearch.org that has the full information on each resource.
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Free Rehab Centers
Call 1 800-780-2294 To speak with an alcohol or drug abuse counselor.
Free Alcohol, Drug and other Rehab resources in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Helping people take the first steps toward getting help for their drug and alcohol usage and having drug-free lifestyles.
Family Center of Thomas Jefferson Univ Specialized Program for Pregnant Women
1233 Locust Street, 4th Floor
Philadelphia, PA – 19107
(215) 955-8577
Therapeutic Center at Fox Chase AKA The Bridge
8400 Pine Road
Philadelphia, PA – 19111
(215) 342-5000x
Cora Services Inc Community Services Division
8540 Verree Road
Philadelphia, PA – 19111
(215) 342-7660
Gaudenzia Inc People With Hope
1306 Spring Garden Street, 8th Floor
Philadelphia, PA – 19123
(215) 413-8268
Intercommunity Action Inc INTERAC Alcohol and Drug Education Family
Counseling Program (ADEFCP), 6122 Ridge Avenue
Philadelphia, PA – 19128
(215) 487-1330
Gaudenzia Inc Diagnostic and Rehabilitation Center
3200 Henry Avenue
Philadelphia, PA – 19129
(215) 991-9700x
Asociacion Puertorriquenos en Marcha Inc
4301 Rising Sun Avenue
Philadelphia, PA – 19140
(267) 317-2295
Delaware Valley Rehab and Detox Center
5230 North Broad Street, Suite 100-A
Philadelphia, PA – 19141
(215) 324-4424
Gaudenzia Inc Re Entry House
5401 Wayne Avenue
Philadelphia, PA – 19144
(215) 438-5082
New Image Gaudenzia, Inc
1300 E
Philadelphia, PA – 19138
215-924-6322
Iterim House
333 W Upsal St
Philadelphia, PA – 19119
215-849-4606
Interim House West Substance Abuse Treatment For Women
1020 N. 48th Street
Philadelphia, PA – 19131
215-878-8616
Family House N.O.W.
1020 N. 48th Street
Philadelphia, PA – 19131
215-878-8616
Caton Village Substance Abuse Treatment For Women
1239 Spring Garden Street
Philadelphia, PA – 19123
215-978-8010
New Jerusalem Laura Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center
2101 W Norris St
Philadelphia, PA – 19121
215-763-8806
St Elizabeth’s Recovery House
1850 North Croskey Street
Philadelphia, PA – 19121
(215) 763-1820
Redirection Center Substance Abuse Recovery
PO Box 23072
Philadelphia, PA – 19124
215-535-8581
Project Home Philadelphia
1515 Fairmount Avenue
Philadelphia, PA – 19130
215-232-7272
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Free & Low Cost Dental Care Clinics
Snyder Avenue Dental Center – Philadelphia
215-334-4900
Permanent Clinic.
Attention: Not all clinics are free. Please see clinic details.
The Sayre Health Center – Philadelphia
(215)474-4444
Attention: Not all clinics are free. Please see clinic details.
Spectrum Health Services – Philadelphia
Attention: Not all clinics are free. Please see clinic details.
Resources for Human development, Inc. – Philadelphia
Attention: Not all clinics are free. Please see clinic details.
Quality Community Health Care, Inc. – Philadelphia
(215)227-0300
QCHC provides primary preventive, chronic and episodic care services to thousands of residents in Philadelphia. We provide care to many patients that do not have the ability to pay for quality health services. QCHC offers medical, dental, nutrition, behavioral health, case management and integrate
Attention: Not all clinics are free. Please see clinic details.
Public Health Management Corporation – Philadelphia
(215)985-2500
Imagine a regional public health institute that serves more than 87,000 clients annually. With more than 250 programs in 70 locations. Combining the mission-driven perspective of a nonprofit with the fiscal control and management capabilities of a rigorous corporate structure. This is Public Health
Attention: Not all clinics are free. Please see clinic details.
Trustees Of The University Of Pennsylvania – Philadelphia
Academic life at Penn is centered in its 12 schools – the Annenberg School for Communication, the School of Arts and Sciences, the School of Dental Medicine, the Graduate School of Education, the School of Engineering and Applied Science, the School of De
Attention: Not all clinics are free. Please see clinic details.
Health Federation of Philadelphia – Philadelphia
(215) 567-8001
The mission of the Health Federation of Philadelphia is to improve access to and quality of health care services, particularly primary care, for underserved and vulnerable individuals and families. The Health Federation carries out its mission through activities that enhance effective service delive
Attention: Not all clinics are free. Please see clinic details.
Greater Philadelphia Health Action, Inc. – Philadelphia
(215) 925-2400
Our staff of dentists and dental hygienics are committed to improving the oral health of children, teens and adults. At our dental centers, we can offer you a long-term relationship with your own personal dentist, who will work with you and your family to restore and maintain oral health.
Attention: Not all clinics are free. Please see clinic details.
Esperanza Health Center – Philadelphia
(215) 831-1100
Esperanza offers dental services to current Esperanza medical patients at its Kensington Avenue office. Esperanzas dental practice provides primary dental care for patients of all ages, including the following services: Gen
Attention: Not all clinics are free. Please see clinic details.
Delaware Valley Community Health, Inc – Philadelphia
(215) 235-9600
Fairmount Primary Care Center (FPCC) was renovated into a medical facility in 1986. In 1999, an adjacent building was renovated to expand our clinical space. The community served by the providers at FPCC is racially diverse, predominantly African-American and Latino.
Attention: Not all clinics are free. Please see clinic details.
Covenant House, Inc. – Philadelphia
Attention: Not all clinics are free. Please see clinic details.
Most major cities including Philadelphia, PA offer multiple types of affordable rental apartments. There are also government HUD apartments and non-profit housing assistance resources. Click on the listing to read full details. Detailed information will specify whether the listing is a non-profit housing resource, HUD apartment, and subsidized housing.
- 2653 Glenwood Avenue
- Philadelphia, PA – 19121
- 215-684-8125
Senior community. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments available. 64 apartment building for seniors with an adult daily living center in North Philadelphia.
- 1528 Walnut Street – Main
- Philadelphia, PA –
- 215-978-0224-118
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 167 W. Allegheny Avenue, Suite 200
- Philadelphia, PA – 19140
- 215-426-8025-120
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency. . 4261 North 5th Street Philadelphia, PA – 19140
- Philadelphia, PA – 19140
- 215-324-0746
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 4225 Chestnut St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19104
- 215-386-1298-213
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 6053-55 North 5th Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19120
- 215-276-8830-24
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 1341 N. Delaware Ave
- Philadelphia, PA –
- 215-531-5221
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 6703 Germantown Ave – Suite 200
- Philadelphia, PA – 19119
- 215-844-6021
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 1920 S. 20th Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19146
- 215-336-3511-317
This is a hud approved housing counseling agency.
- 216 W Somerset St.
- Philadelphia, PA – 19133
- 215-763-8870
- 846 N. Broad Street
- Philadelphia, PA –
- 215-765-1221
Provides housing for low and moderate income level individuals. Also provides seminars. Foreclosure prevention, etc. Contact for details.
- 846 N Broad St, 2nd Floor
- Philadelphia, PA – 19130
- 888-409-3557
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency. Contact them for assistance.
- 600 W. Diamond Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19122
- 215-235-6070
This is a approved housing counseling agency. Contact them for assistance.
- 7340 Jackson Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19136
- 800-989-2227-2
This is an approved housing counseling agency. Contact them for assistance.
- 1608 Walnut Street 10th Floor
- Philadelphia, PA – 19103
- 215-563-5665
This is an approved housing counseling agency. Contact them for assistance.
- 901 A Wood Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19107
- 215-563-5665
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency. Contact them for assistance.
- 2515 Frankford Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19125
- 215-427-0350-109
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 4400 N Reese Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19140
- 215-566-5335
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 112 N. Broad Street, 11th Floor
- Philadelphia, PA – 19102
- 215-557-0822
This is an approved housing counseling agency. Contact them for assistance.
- 121 S Broad Street 9th Floor
- Philadelphia, PA – 19107
- 215-985-3220-219
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency. Contact them for assistance.
- 7300-02 Ogontz Ave.
- Philadelphia, PA – 19138
- 215-224-0880
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency. Contact them for assistance for the following: financial management, budget counseling, home improvement and rehabilitation counseling.
- 5001 N Broad St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19141
- 215-324-7500
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency. Contact them for assistance.
- 4027 Market Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19104
- 215-662-1612-24
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency. Contact them for assistance.
- 2029 S. 8th Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19148
- 215-467-8700-12
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 4261 North 5th Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19140
- 215-324-0746-239
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 121 North Broad Street, #502
- Philadelphia, PA – 19107
- 215-988-9879-210
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 301-305 N. 9th Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19107
- 215-922-2156
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 1315 Walnut Street, 3rd Floor
- Philadelphia, PA – 19107
- 215-940-3900
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency. Contact them for assistance
- 1617 JFK Boulevard
- Philadelphia, PA – 19103
- 215-567-7803-2120
This is a HUD approved housing counseling agency.
- 642 N. Broad Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19130
- 215-684-4300
This is the central admissions office for public housing for the Philadelphia housing authority.
- 2042-48 Arch Street 2nd Floor
- Philadelphia, PA – 19103
- (215) 557-8484
1260 housing development corporation provides housing assistance to low-income residents through the management of the areas housing choice voucher program – section 8.
- 12 S. 23rd Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19103
- (215) 684-4000
The Philadelphia Housing Authority is the largest permanent housing program in Philadelphia. The authority is funded by .
- 1400 N 16th St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19121
- (215) 235-9292
Beckett garden apartments is a family low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal governments housing and urban development division.
- 801 Locust St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19107
- 215-925-9090
American postal workers house is a senior low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal governments housing and urban development division.
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
- 3231-65 N. 2nd Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19133
- 267-322-5600
Caribe Towers is a senior low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government (housing and urban development division).
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 4640 Walnut St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19104
- 617-742-4500
Breslyn Apartments is a family low income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government (housing and urban development division).
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 970 N 7th St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19123
- 215-922-1116
Ascension Manor is a senior low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government (housing and urban development division).
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 5510 Arch St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19139
- 610-834-1001
Booth Manor is a low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government housing and urban development division.
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 5522 Arch Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19139
- 610-834-1001
Booth Manor is a senior low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal governments’ housing and urban development division.
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 2121-37 N. Howard St.
- Philadelphia, PA – 19122
- 267-322-5600
Casa Carmen is a senior low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government.
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 173 West Allegheny
- Philadelphia, PA – 19140
- 267-322-5600
Casa Caribe is a senior low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government (housing and urban development division).
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
Center Park is a senior low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government (housing and urban development division). Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available.
Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 1418 N. 15th St.
- Philadelphia, PA – 19121
- 215-236-1818
15th & Jefferson Street apartments is a family low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government.
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 6320 Chew Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19138
- (415) 433-2000
Awbury View is a family low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government (housing and urban development division).
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 911 N Franklin St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19123
- 215-922-1116
Ascension Manor is a senior low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government (housing and urban development division).
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 6727 Bustleton Avenue
- Philadelphia, PA – 19149
- 215 557-8484
Bustleton Supported Independent Living is a low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal governments’ housing and urban development division.
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 1401 E. Bristol Street
- Philadelphia, PA – 19124
- (215) 884-0500
Carl Mackley Apartments is a low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government(housing and urban development division.)
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 55 N 40th St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19104
- 215-387-7707
Center post village is a family low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government (housing and urban development division). Contact center post village for complete details.
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 2000 S 58th St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19143
- 215-726-3232
Ann Thomas Presbyterian Apartments is a senior low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government (housing and urban development division.)
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 1300 Lombard St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19147
- 215-735-3858
Casa Farnese is a senior low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government (housing and urban development division).
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 240 W. Mt. Pleasant Avenue
- Philadelphia, PA – 19137
- 215-659-2660
Allen Lane apartments is a family low-income housing apartment subsidized by the federal government (housing and urban development division).
Section 8 Housing Assistance May Be Available Type of Listing: HUD Subsidized Apartment
Section 8 Housing assistance is available where approved.
- 2341 Wharton St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19146
- (215)339-5353
Soul Food Community Development Corporation is designated to provide affordable housing, economic empowerment and restoration of hope for the poor and those who are in need in the city.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 2101 Belmont Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19131
- (215)878-3600
Simpson House, since 1865 has provided accredited continuing care in a residential setting for senior adults.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 4700 Wissahickon Ave Suite 126
- Philadelphia, PA – 19144
- 215-951-0300
To provide decent, affordable housing for low and moderate income persons to developed and manage housing for a variety of special populations. e
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 704 W Girard Ave # 706
- Philadelphia, PA – 19123
- (215)825-8800
To provide affordable housing to low and moderate income persons.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 1400 N 16TH St Ste D4
- Philadelphia, PA – 19121
- 404-372-1508
To provide affordable housing for low income families.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 4700 Wissahickon Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19144
- (215)9510300
The mission of Resources for Human Development is to provide caring, effective, and innovative services that support people in building better lives for themselves, their families, and their community.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 4020 Market St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19104
The partnership CDC (community development corporation) is dedicated to building healthy communities in west and southwest Phila.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 4700 Wissahickon Ave Ste 126
- Philadelphia, PA – 19144
- (215)951-0300
Provides rental assistance to people with aids or aids related diseases and provides affordable housing for resale to low or moderate income persons.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 2600 Belmont Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19131
To provide affordable, wheelchair accessible housing for people with physical disabilities who can live independently.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 6970 Germantown Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19119
- (215)951-4390
Low-income, affordable housing.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 2112 Bainbridge St Ste A1
- Philadelphia, PA – 19146
- (215)735-8910
To provide affordable quality housing for low-income individuals.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 1216 Arch Street, First Floor
- Philadelphia, PA – 19107
The collaborative is committed to the belief that good design matters in every community and, moreover, that good design can be used as a tool to achieve community revitalization goals.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 1501 Cherry St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19102
Community ventures works alongside a local neighborhood over a period of years, through several phases of new development.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 1924 Arch Street,
- Philadelphia, PA – 19103
The energy coordinating agency of Philadelphia, Inc. Helps Philadelphians obtain clean, sustainable, and affordable energy and water, and understand the link between energy efficiency and global warming.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 2600 Belmont Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19131
To provide affordable, wheelchair accessible housing for people with physical disabilities who can live independently.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 51 North Third Street Suite 241
- Philadelphia, PA – 19106
- (267)303-9080
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 4040 Market St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19104
- 215-895-5595
Develop accessible housing.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 5221 Germantown Ave.
- Philadelphia, PA – 19144
Provides transitional housing for people on the section 8 waiting list.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 407 11 Fairmount Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19123
- (215)627-5550
- Provides low cost apartment rentals and support services.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 1234 Market St, 20th floor
- Philadelphia, PA – 19107
- (215) 448-3000
Provides affordable housing & assistance to low-income residents.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 2600 Belmont Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19131
Provides affordable, wheelchair accessible housing for people with physical disabilities who can live independently.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 2042-48 Arch St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19136
- (215)557-8484
1260 HDC acquires, develops, and maintains affordable housing for people with behavioral health and other disabilities in addition to low-income persons in need of affordable housing.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 2600 Belmont Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19131
Provides affordable, wheelchair accessible housing for people with physical disabilities who can live independently.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Review the details page to find out to see full information.
- 6970 Germantown Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19119
- (215)951-4390
To provide affordable housing for low-income residents, who are suffering Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
1315 Walnut St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19107
- We promote housing as a human right to reduce homelessness, substandard housing and forced evictions.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 236 S 7TH St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19106
- (215)925-1865
- 1315 Walnut Street, Suite 1600
- Philadelphia, PA – 19107
- (215)732-5829
PACDC is a membership organization dedicated to advocacy, policy development, and technical assistance for community development corporations (cdcs) and other organizations in their efforts to rebuild.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 3925 Chestnut St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19104
- (215)387-8406
Part of an international network that began with the founding of our house in Philadelphia in 1974, the Philadelphia Ronald McDonald House hosts families who travel here from outside a 25-mile radius.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
1515 Fairmount Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19130
- (215)232-7272
Providing affordable housing to low-income families and to combat community deterioration in low-income neighborhoods in the Philadelphia area.
- 6703 Germantown Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19119
- (215)844-6021
Mt. Airy-USA’s’s mission is “to preserve, empower, and advance a vibrant and diverse Mt. Airy by stimulating development responsive to the community.”
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 2600 Belmont Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19131
Inglis works with people with physical disabilities to create and provide practical solutions so they may pursue their life goals.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
Philadelphia, PA – 19104
- (229)924-6935
Habitat for humanity is a nonprofit, ecumenical christian housing ministry dedicated to eliminating substandard housing and homelessness worldwide and to making adequate, affordable shelter a matter of fact.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 100 S Broad St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19110
Habitat for humanity is a nonprofit, ecumenical christian housing ministry dedicated to eliminating substandard housing and homelessness worldwide and to making adequate, affordable shelter a matter fact.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
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- 32nd And Chestnut St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19104
- (229)924-6935
Habitat for humanity is a nonprofit, ecumenical christian housing ministry dedicated to eliminating substandard housing and homelessness worldwide and to making adequate, affordable shelter a matter fact.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 1829 N 19th St
- Philadelphia, PA – 19121
Reaching out from christian roots across denominational, faith, economic and racial lines, habitat works in partnership with prospective and existing homeowners, volunteers, donors, community organizations.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 2600 Belmont Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19131
Inglis works with people with physical disabilities to create and provide practical solutions so they may pursue their life goals.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource
- 1515 Fairmount Ave
- Philadelphia, PA – 19130
- (215)232-7272
The mission of the project h.O.M.E. Community is to empower people to break the cycle of homelessness and poverty, to address the structural causes of poverty, and to enable all of us.
Type of Listing: Non Profit Housing Resource.
Emergency Shelter for Single Men, Single Women, Families w/ Children.
Interfaith organization providing seasonal shelter December – March during periods of extreme weather.
Life Rescue Mission 260 Birch Drive Levittown, PA 19054 Phone 215)945-3983 Emergency Shelter.
Emergency shelter for families and individuals; case managers assist with needed services; provides emergency shelter, food, clothing and general information referrals. The shelter can house up to 85 men, women and children.
24 hours a day, seven days a week. Free.
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