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Providers Directory Providers Directory A Resource Guide to the North Side of Pittsburgh, PA First Edition, 2002 with funding from The Buhl Foundation The Pittsburgh Mercy Foundation Mercy Behavioral Health with support from Contact Pittsburgh/HelpLine United Way of South Western Pennsylvania The Birmingham Foundation i Dear Directory Users, After more than a year and a half of effort by many dedicated people, this directory is finally complete! Gathering and organizing all of the information contained here was an enormous undertaking for the team that created this book. I and many others thank them for their effort and for the new resource they have created for all of us. Now, for the first time all of those who provide valuable services (from health and human service providers to churches, from community development corporations to cultural institutions) can communicate easily with each other. It is my hope that this wealth of information, and the collaborative effort it took to produce it, fosters new partnerships and relationships among those who work to create a better quality of life for so many on the North Side. My thanks to the North Side Service Providers Network, and especially Jane Miller of Mercy Behavioral Health, for having the vision, patience, and persistence to build this new resource for the community. Sincerely, Roy Lahet, Executive Director Mercy Behavioral Health August, 2002 ii USING THIS DIRECTORY The creators of the directory intended for this book to be easy and intuitive to use. It's organized into three parts: Part I: A listing of organizations by service type (see below) Part II: Complete program descriptions, organized alphabetically Part III: An alphabetical listing of all organizations 1. Aging 2. Addiction Services 3. Clothing/household 4. Corrections 5. Culture 6. Education 7. Employment/training 8. Family Support 9. Food 10. Government offices 11. Healthcare 12. Housing 13. Legal 14. Mental Health/Mental Retardation 15. Neighborhoods 16. Recreation Centers 17. Utility Assistance 18. Victims 19. Worship 20. Youth 21. Other iii DISCLAIMER All of the information and most of the language here was provided by the organizations themselves, which accounts for the varying styles and lengths of service descriptions. The editors of this book only made changes for clarity and certain grammatical errors. While much effort was put into ensuring the accuracy of the information here, there will probably be some mistakes. They could have come from the original source (hand written survey forms the providers filled out), from the data entry process, or from just plain human error, which we are all subject to periodically. Finally, over the shelf life of the directory, this information will begin to 'decay,' some say at the rate of 10% per year. Our apologies for any inconveniences caused by these errors. No people's names or e-mail addresses are included here because the creators felt they would change more often than the basic information included here. INAPPROPRIATE USES The use of this information for marketing of goods and services violates the spirit in which it was gathered and the purposes it was intended to serve: to improve communication between the organizations listed and their delivery of services. Resale of this directory or the information contained within is strictly prohibited. This Directory is provided due to the generosity of The Buhl Foundation, The Pittsburgh Mercy Foundation, and Mercy Behavioral Health. Any reproduction of this Directory must be in total. UPDATING INFORMATION & ORDERING To update or correct information here or to order additional copies, please contact: Community & Government Relations Office Mercy Behavioral Health Birmingham Towers, Suite 320 2100 Wharton Street Pittsburgh, PA 15203 iv SPECIAL THANKS In addition to the institutional supporters of this effort, the creators of this directory wish to acknowledge the special efforts of the following individuals: Darla Cravotta Paul Aloyi, Mercy Behavioral Health Christina Brandt, Salvation Army Lynn Cyr-Collins, Life Pittsburgh Claudia Detwiler, Zoar New Day Judy Durrah, Catholic Charities Janet Holtz, Northside Common Ministries Donna Jarmulowski, CDI Head Start Sister Louise Kovalovsky, Providence Family Support Center Art McDonald, Northside Universalist Unitarian Church Noah McGee, Mercy Behavioral Health Janine McKellar, CDI Head Start Mary Phan-Gruber, The Birmingham Foundation Mary Kay Roth, Mercy Behavioral Health Dauphin Rowda, Meals On Wheels Randy Strothman, Northside Leadership Conference Mary Lee Tracy, Northern Juvenile Probation Deanna Tuttle, Salvation Army v vi Aging PROGRAM PHONE PAGE ACCESS Transportation 412-562-5353 1 Allegheny County, Department of Aging 412-350-5460 9 Arch Court 412-231-4121 17 City of Pittsburgh - Citiparks 412-255-2371 30 City of Pittsburgh, Senior Center - Allegheny 412-323-7239 32 Center City of Pittsburgh, Senior Center - Brighton 412-766-4656 32 Heights City of Pittsburgh, Senior Center - Northview 412-323-7240 32 Heights City of Pittsburgh, Senior Center - Perry 412-323-7245 33 South City of Pittsburgh, Senior Center - Troy Hill 412-323-7244 33 Goodwill Industries of Pittsburgh 412-481-9005 42 LIFE Pittsburgh 412-388-8050 50 Little Sisters of the Poor 412-761-5373 53 Lutheran Service Society Care Management 412-734-9330 54 Lutheran Service Society Meals on Wheels 412-734-9330 54 Lutheran Service Society Prime Time Activity 412-734-9330 54 Center Lutheran Service Society Protective Services 412-734-9330 55 Lutheran Service Society SeniorNet Learning 412-322-6119 55 Center Lutheran Service Society Three Rivers 412-734-9330 55 Activity Center Mercy Behavioral Health 412-323-4500 59 Mercy Behavioral Health Alcohol and Other 412-323-4500 60 Drug Services Mercy Behavioral Health Mental Health 412-323-4500 60 Programs Mercy Behavioral Health Mental Retardation 412-323-4500 61 Services Mercy Hospital Parish and Congregational 412-232-5815 61 Nursing North Side Christian Health Center 412-321-4001 70 North Side Christian Health Center Geriatric 412-321-4001 70 Physician Extender Pittsburgh Voyager Discovery Days, River 412-231-2876 82 Adv. Week, River Ecology vii AGING con’t PROGRAM PHONE PAGE Risen Lord Parish Social Outreach Program 412-761-4607 86 Salvation Army Senior Computer Program 412-321-0290 90 St. Michael and All Angels Lutheran Church 412-231-0128 96 United Methodist Church Union 412-231-4900 103 West Park Court 412-231-2636 104 viii ADDICTION SERVICES PROGRAM PHONE PAGE Alcoholic Recovery Center- ARC House 412-231-5050 1 Allegheny Center Alliance Church Support 412-321-4333 4 Groups Allegheny Crisis Emergency Services ACES 888-424-2287 9 Brighton Heights Lutheran Church Outreach 412-761-8545 22 Programs Calvary United Methodist Church Outreach 412-231-2007 24 Programs Harbor Light Center 412-231-0500 43 Holy Family Institute 412-766-4030 45 Light of Life Ministries, Inc. Dual-Diagnosed 412-258-6100 51 Project (HUD Transitional Housing) Light of Life Ministries, Inc. Family 412-258-6100 52 Assistance Program (Penn Free Bridge Housing) Mercy Behavioral Health 412-323-4500 59 Mercy Behavioral Health Alcohol and Other 412-323-4500 60 Drug Services Mercy Behavioral Health Mental Health 412-323-4500 60 Programs Mercy Behavioral Health Mental Retardation 412-323-4500 61 Services Most Holy Name of Jesus Church 412-231-2969 65 New Hope Church New Hope for 412-766-2728 68 Neighborhood Renewal St. Michael and All Angels Lutheran Church 412-231-0128 96 Outreach Programs Tadiso, Inc. 412-322-8415 99 Zoar New Day New Day Program 412-323-2400 108 ix x CLOTHING/HOUSEHOLD PROGRAM PHONE PAGE Bethel Assembly of God Church Love Food 412-231-5299 19 Ministry Brown Chapel AME Church Food Pantry 412-323-1061 23 Family Links (formerly Whales Tale) 412-661-1800 40 Goodwill Industries of Pittsburgh 412-481-9005 42 Goodwill Industries of Pittsburgh Thrift Shop 412-322-5666 42 Grace Lutheran Church Red Door Thrift 412-231-0506 43 Shop Light of Life Ministries, Inc. Family 412-258-6100 52 Assistance Program (Penn Free Bridge Housing) Pregnancy Care Center 412-931-8405 83 Riverview United Presbyterian Church Thrift 412-231-3325 87 Store Salvation Army Bundle Up 412-321-0290 88 Salvation Army Clothing Center 412-321-0290 88 xi xii CORRECTIONS PROGRAM PHONE PAGE Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas 412-321-0365 6 Juvenile Division Northern Juvenile Probation Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas 412-321-0365 6 Juvenile Division Youth Match Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas 412-321-0365 7 Special Services Special Services Unit Goodwill Industries of Pittsburgh 412-481-9005 42 Light of Life Ministries, Inc. Barnabas House 412-258-6100 50 xiii xiv CULTURE PROGRAM PHONE PAGE Allegheny City Society (The) 412-322-8807 5 Carnegie Library- Allegheny Regional Branch 412-237-1890 25 Carnegie Library- Woods Run 412-761-3730 26 Carnegie Science Center 412-237-3400 26 City of Pittsburgh - Citiparks 412-255-2371 30 Manchester Craftsmen's Guild 412-322-1773 56 Manchester Youth Development Center 412-322-0585 57 Mattress Factory 412-231-3169 58 National Aviary 412-323-7235 66 Photo Antiquities A Museum of Photographic 412-231-7881 79 History Pittsburgh Community Television 412-322-7570 81 Pittsburgh Project Performing Arts Workshop 412-321-1678 82 Pittsburgh's Children's Museum 412-322-5058 83 The Andy Warhol Museum Warhol 412-237-8300 100 Workshops, Group Tours xv xvi EDUCATION PROGRAM PHONE PAGE All Saints Episcopal Church Light in the 412-766-8112 2 Darkness Allegheny Center Alliance Church After 412-321-4333 3 School Place Allegheny Dwellings After School Program 412-322-8240 16 Allegheny Traditional Academy 412-323-4100 13 Allegheny Unitarian Universalist Church 412-322-4261 14 Outreach Programs Allegheny Youth Development Academic 412-322-5040 16 Support Allegheny Youth Development After School 412-322-5040 16 Program Arthur J. Rooney, Jr. Middle School 412-732-6700 17 Bidwell Training Center, Inc.
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