The Partnership is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life within Lawrence County by eliminating and preventing the causes and effects of poverty by mobilizing and directing resources to assist, educate and promote self-sufficiency.

WCSI is dedicated to working in partnership with all individuals impacted by intellectual/developmental disabilities and behavioral health challenges through their connection to essential services, personal empowerment and promotion of wellness.

"Building tomorrow’s workforce in southwestern Pennsylvania through early childhood development, employment and training, education, and business services." We support this Mission by: Providing assistance to employers to meet their workforce needs. Identifying and removing employment barriers for individuals and families. Committing to a holistic approach in education, empowerment, and lifelong learning."​ From its inception in 1983, the Private Industry Council has provided services to over 75,000 families and individuals; assisting youth, adults, dislocated workers, and the economically disadvantaged in obtaining and retaining employment, attaining educational achievement, and supporting their family growth. PIC operates over 25 programs through an organizational structure of three divisions - Early Childhood Development, Education, and Workforce Development.

Chestnut Ridge Counseling Services, Inc. is a not- for –profit community based healthcare organization that provides comprehensive professional behavioral health services in a broad spectrum of service offering programs. Please visit our website for a full list of services offered. Chestnut Ridge Counseling Services or (CRCSI) offers services using the most advanced treatment approach and technology to deliver the highest quality services to southwestern Pennsylvania region. Chestnut Ridge Counseling Services or (CRCSI)was founded in 1969 and continues to this day to assist adolescents, young adults, adults and seniors to have a helping hand.

OUR VISION Since 1900, Holy Family Institute has provided help, hope, and support to children and families in Western Pennsylvania. We provide critical services to the community, including outpatient and school-based mental health counseling, drug and alcohol interventions, intensive in-home therapeutic support programs, utility assistance programs, and specialized learning programs. OUR MISSION In the rich tradition of Catholic social teaching and rooted in the heritage of the Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, we empower children and families to lead responsible lives and develop healthy relationships built on faith, hope, and love. OUR VALUES Dignity: We are dedicated to respect the life, diversity and value of each person as created by God. Excellence: We commit to be the best through continuous improvement. Family: We are dedicated to building family life and honoring the sanctity of family in all of our policies, programs and services. Community: We seek and foster participation and collaboration within Holy Family Institute and with other organizations.

Blueprints (formerly Community Action Southwest) has served and strengthened Washington and Greene County communities for the past 52 years, and has recently expanded into West Virginia. This nonprofit offers programs that fit into the pillars of Mind, Health, Home and Mind, including Early Head Start, Head Start, PA Pre-K Counts, WIC, foster care, adoption, youth and family services, senior services, adult education, job development, financial literacy, home ownership and others. With the agency's help, neighbors can establish a new master plan for their lives regardless of which program or service they need. the organization’s $21 million operating budget and 340 employees inspire 20,000 people each year to break barriers and build futures.

For more than 50 years, Familylinks has been proudly serving individuals and families in western Pennsylvania. Last year alone, we served nearly 10,000 people. These individuals range from children to seniors, in a variety of neighborhoods, income groups and beliefs. They all have one thing in common - when they turn to Familylinks in their time of need, we are here for them. To accomplish this level of support, Familylinks offers a variety of family-centered services in the areas of Behavioral Health, Youth & Family Services, Service Coordination and Senior Services.

Through a comprehensive network of residential lifestyles, health services, and home care, the Jewish Association on Aging (JAA) has helped Pittsburgh-area seniors enjoy their best possible lifestyle while they age. JAA’s commitment has been to honor and enhance the lives of older adults through quality care consistent with Jewish values and tradition. JAA provides comprehensive services designed to keep seniors safe, independent, and connected to the community. Though Jewish is in its name, half of JAA's 4,000 residents and clients served each year are of other faiths. JAA offers a continuum of individualized quality care, including The Residence at Weinberg Village, JAA Home Health Services, Sivitz Hospice & Palliative Care, Mollie’s Meals, Anathan Adult Day Memory Care Services, Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Terrace, PT@ JCC, AHAVA Memory Care Center of Excellence, and The New Riverview Apartments. To learn more about the programs and services provided by JAA, visit jaapgh.org

For over 100 years Bradley has been providing hope to children and families in need of comprehensive and caring services. Bradley was founded by The United Methodist Women in 1905 as The Elizabeth A. Bradley Home for Children and operated for many years as an orphanage and as interim housing for children whose parents were separated or divorced. In 1972, it was incorporated as The Bradley Center to serve abused, neglected and dependent children. In 1991, Bradley was reorganized by a new non-denominational, community-based Board of Trustees and executive management. The Bradley Center has since evolved into an accredited, regional behavioral healthcare and child welfare system that provides hope to young girls and boys. Bradley is committed to advocacy for children and dedicated to the restoration of productive relationships among children, their families and the community whenever possible. The Bradley Center implements the Sanctuary Model of Trauma Informed Care developed by Dr. Sandra Bloom. Sanctuary is a treatment and organizational model that is based on understanding trauma. Every staff and resident in care focus on "SELF"​ - Safety (physical, psychological, social and moral), Emotion management, Loss (traumatic experiences and separation), and the Future (how can things get better?). Bradley has earned the quality distinction of accreditation by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations. It is also licensed by the Pennsylvania Departments of Education and Welfare. Bradley's Vision is to be recognized nationally by families, communities and professionals as a premier behavioral healthcare, education and child welfare organization that promotes the physical, social, emotional, educational and spiritual growth of the children, youth and families that it serves.

Through Community Living and Support Services (CLASS), CLASS serves more than 600 men, women, and children with disabilities and their families, both directly and indirectly daily. CLASS is driven by organizational values that foster inclusion of people with disabilities. Originally chartered as UCP of Pittsburgh, CLASS offers an array of services from independent skills training in the classroom, to community-based case management for social/recreational and residential supports. At the heart of CLASS’ support services is its mission, Working Toward A Community Where Each Belongs.

Since 1969, MYCS has helped individuals and families in the Mon-Yough region to Get Better based on the specific and unique circumstances presented by each case we receive. Here at MYCS we have focus on recovery. Our mission is to foster hope, renewal, healing, and wellness for those who face the challenges of mental health, substance abuse disorders and intellectual disabilities. Starting out as a mental health outpatient facility with three employees, MYCS has successfully grown and adapted to meet the growing needs of a changing community. With a current full-time staff of more than 300, we are one of the largest employers in McKeesport and its surrounding communities. MYCS participates in local and statewide initiatives, maintaining a constant emphasis on program development and quality improvement. Today, MYCS offers expert counseling and recovery-based programs in: Mental Health Vocational Services Intellectual Disabilities Drug and Alcohol Case Management Residential www.facebook.com/mycsofficial | www.twitter.com/MYCS1