The Pennsylvania-Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program is designed to help needy families achieve self-sufficiency. States receive grants to design and operate programs that accomplish one of the purposes of the TANF program.

Catholic Charities offers support and assistance to women who are possibly pregnant or parenting an infant up to age one, and to the biological fathers. Services are available at all Catholic Charities County offices and sites including our Roselia Program for homeless, single, pregnant and parenting mothers 18 or older and their infants.

They offer free and confidential services with a trusting staff that gives caring and practical support.

Birthright provides emotional support, friendship, and practical needs to women and girls facing an unplanned pregnancy. They provide varied resources to help empower women and girls to experience the fullness of community.

As a department of the University of Pittsburgh, the University Child Development Center offers spaces only to the children of the staff, faculty, and students of the University of Pittsburgh. The enrollment process occurs throughout the entire calendar year as spaces become available. It is recommended that parents place children on the waiting list as soon as possible, even in

The O’Connor House provides a home to single, pregnant, homeless women, along with food, shelter, clothing, and transportation. They offer compassion and encouragement, and teach wellness, financial and parenting skills. The O’Connor House promotes furthering education as a way out of poverty; they coach career planning, professional skill building, job searching, and encourage adoption as a loving option.

They provide material support for pregnant women and mothers of infants in need. Birthline offers hope and support to mothers during and after pregnancy–regardless of the circumstances surrounding the pregnancy, they provide assistance in a confidential and non-judgmental manner.

The Pennsylvania Child Support Website is an easy way to access child support program information and case details.

My Choice has been serving women and men in the Armstrong, Butler, Indiana, and Westmoreland Counties since 1984. They are a non-profit organization, offering confidential, respectful and compassionate care to anyone facing an unplanned pregnancy or the after-effects of abortion. They are committed to giving accurate information in a caring and private atmosphere. They want each person to be free

If you are facing an unplanned pregnancy, they can help you by providing a free pregnancy test, ultrasound confirmation, and answers to your questions about abortion, parenting, and adoption. Their trained staff is ready to provide you with confidential help at no cost, thanks to generous community support.