• Defense in eviction actions
• Rental unit repair problems
• Assistance with organizing tenant unions
• Assistance with housing discrimination claims
• Referrals for households to access additional support services
• Subsidy and relocation services to qualifying tenants (only when referred by the City of Philadelphia)

• Mortgage Delinquency Counseling
• Foreclosure Prevention Counseling and Court Representation, when applicable
• Pre and Post Purchase Counseling
• Credit and Budgeting Counseling
• Rental Counseling
• Financial Literacy Workshops for First Time Homebuyer

• Landlord Negotiation
• Payment Agreements 
• Mortgage Agreements 

We serve all people, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, national origin, gender identity, immigration status, insurance status or your ability to pay.

We’re here to help with all of the practical challenges you may face.

Housing opportunities are exclusive to persons living with HIV.

Call to begin the intake process.

Contact Information: 
1216 Arch Street
6th Floor
Philadelphia, PA 19107

215-981-0088

• Support groups are available seven (7) times daily: 7am, 9am, 12pm, 3pm, 6pm, 9pm, and 11pm EST. 
  
  
• Family and loved one support groups are held daily at 8pm EST. 

• LGBTQ+ meetings are held twice (2) weekly: Mon @ 7pm & Wed @ 11am EST

• Women's Only meetings are held twice (2) weekly: Tues & Thurs @ 7pm EST

• Harm Reduction Works meetings are held weekly on Fridays at 1pm EST

• Pregnant and Postpartum mothers recovery meeting are held weekly on Tuesdays at 10am EST

• Based on Your Income
  • You can get the Lifeline discount if your income is 135% or less than the federal poverty guidelines. 
    • Click here to determine qualifying income limits by household size.
• Participation in a qualifying federal assistance program: 
  • Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly known as Food Stamps
  • Medicaid
  • Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
  • Federal Public Housing Assistance (FPHA)
  • Veterans Pension and Survivors Benefit
  • Tribal Programs (and live on federally-recognized Tribal lands)

• What if I signed myself out of foster care when I was 18? Great question! You are still eligible!
• What if I aged-out of foster care when I was 21? Another great question! You are still eligible!
• What if I am 18 and still in foster care? The same health insurance you had when you were 17 is still in effect. You can speak with your caseworker for more information.

• ROUTES 14 – HORIZON BLVD

• ROUTE 56 - TORRESDALE & COTTMAN LOOP

• ROUTE 66 - CITY LINE LOOP

• 7 DAYS A WEEK

• 365 DAYS A YEAR

• 10:30 P.M. – 6:00

• Automotive Repair
• Manufacturing & Automation
• Welding Technology
• Sterile & Central Processing
• Concreting, Masonry & Framing
• Steam, Sprinkler & Pipe-fitting

• Philadelphia Technician Training Institute
• 1901 West Girard Avenue
  Philadelphia, PA 19130
• 215-381-9403
• Fax 215-424-3053
• info@ptt.edu

• Employment at Citizen's Bank Park or Wells Fargo Center
• Academic preparation for this training program and continued education beyond
• A basic knife kit
• 2 sets of uniforms (including chef jackets, hats, and aprons)
• Personalized career coaching during the training program and beyondOne-on-one financial coaching during the training program and beyond

• Have a minimum 8th grade reading level
• Have a clear criminal background (some offences will not disqualify)
• Be unemployed or underemployed 
• Be able to attend ALL classes held at Dobbins High School (2150 W Lehigh Ave)
• Be able to work a full-time job at completion of the program

• GED Services (College and Career Readiness Programs) 
• English as a Second Language + Citizenship + ESL Health 
• Youth Programs and Services
• Nursing Career Path 
• Continuing Education - Allied Health Care 
• Behavioral Health Career Path 
• EMT (Emergency Medical Tech) Career Path 
• UNITE HERE Hospitality Program (Culinary Arts) 
• Childcare + Early Childcare Education

• Reading, Math, Science and Social Studies 
• High School Equivalency Exam Prep ( GED and HiSET)

• English as Second Language (ESL) 
• ESL Family Literacy 
• U.S. Citizenship Classes & Civics

• Academic tutoring provided by trained staff and Temple students
• Academic enrichment focused on the areas of Literacy, STEM, Health and Wellness, and Cultural Learning
• Social-emotional learning curriculum – Second Step
• Free nutritional meals
• Free and reduced rates for field trips
• Events, celebrations, and family engagement

In the next phase, members work with Back on My Feet program staff to develop a personal road map to independence. Each member attends financial literacy classes and job skills training provided through partnerships with our corporate partners. Members can earn financial aid to remove barriers to employment and housing such as work supplies, transportation and security deposits. Members who achieve employment and housing become Alumni Members.

Land Title Building

100 S Broad Street, Suite 2136

Philadelphia PA 19110

(215) 772-1080

• Embed a culturally competent entry-level staff in banking communities across the U.S.
  
  
• Allow banks and credit unions to better serve Latinx customers via culturally and linguistically competent staff
  
  
• Launch graduates into lifelong career pathways in the commercial banking or finance industries
  
  

• Breakfast is served at 7 AM
• Lunch is served at Noon
• Dinner is served at 5:00 PM

• GRAB-N-GO Dinner is served at 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM (from 13th Street)

• To receive a bed, please arrive between the hours of 8 AM to 4 PM on Monday thru Friday- to meet with an Intake Speacialist.

• Your bag will be checked, and you will receive a meal and a shower before bed.

• Philly House is located at 302 N. 13th Street in Philadelphia, just north of Vine Street. The closest public transportation is the Race/Vine stop of the Broad Street Line.

• When you arrive, please use the entrance off Pearl Street.

• For 'after-hours' or on weekends, contact the Mike Hinson Resource Center at (267) - 737-9099 for information and/or resources.

If you know somebody who needs a meal and a place to stay, please offer them this information to help them find their way to our shelter in Center City. During extreme temperatures, overflow sleeping cots are used to ensure that no one will be turned away. Men are able to stay with us for thirty days at a time.

The goal of the program is to equip homeless men with the practical and spiritual life skills they need to be self-sufficient individuals and positive contributors to society.

Men in the Next Level Program have the potential to maintain up to a one-year residency in semi-private living quarters on the Mission’s fourth floor.

To enter the Next Level Program residents, have verified full-time employment or have income from other sources. Each resident is expected to pay a program fee of 40% of their monthly income. Philly House sets up a savings escrow account for each resident by depositing 20% of the program fee while living the program. When a man leaves the program, he receives these funds.

The Next Level Program is individualized to meet the unique needs of each participant. Case management, participating in a church community and volunteering to serve in their community are some of central components to the program.

THE NEXT LEVEL PROGRAM HELPS MEN BUILD STRONG RELATIONSHIPS WITH GOD AND WITH EACH OTHER.

Please note that online help is available for clients every Tuesday (per the site) from 4pm to 8pm.

The next session is September 10, 2024.

Clients will need:

Current Proof of Income (Last 30 days or the last 12 months of gross household income for you and everyone in your household over 18 years of age)

PECO: Virtual Utility Fair (signupgenius.com)