Offering Safe Support Services & Bridging Resource Gaps
Founded in 1993 by members of local Catholic congregations of religious women, Sisters Place faithfully provides opportunities for families and individuals to overcome poverty and homelessness through empowerment, housing, wellness, personal and professional advancement services. We strive to be a collaborative community asset that eliminates barriers to success for those experiencing poverty and homelessness.
Supportive Housing
Since accepting the first family experiencing homelessness into supportive housing, we have served 528 families, including 600 adults and 1007 children.
Safe Space
Staff provides informal mental health support and listens to individuals’ needs and concerns. Acute and short-term services are provided, and the connection is made to social service resources in the Greater Pittsburgh Area to meet specific needs.
Critical Needs Alert
Sisters Place will participate in Pittsburgh Foundation’s Critical Needs Alert on August 6 from 8 am to 11:59 pm, an online giving event that supports basic needs and essential human services.
Our Four Pillars of Service
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