If you are in need of our services and a resident of Pike County, you can come to the pantry any Friday evening between 6:30 pm. and 7:30 pm. to sign up for assistance.  You do not need an appointment.  Please bring with you proof of Pike County residency, verification of income and birth certificates for family members under age 18.

AGAPE Food Pantry is open to anyone in the Tri-State area. Church members and volunteers are here every Tuesday 5pm-6pm. All are welcome.

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Baby Blessings is to meet emergency and urgent needs.  Contact Aly Solch thru the church office or message on The Facebook page if you need emergency assistance or have items to donate. Please see our Baby Blessing Pantry page on Facebook for more information.

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VIP serves Wayne and Pike Counties, providing Legal Assistance, Shelter & Empowerment, Counseling, and More. Call the hotline at any time.  Services are confidential and at no cost to the recipient.

Their vision is for all children and families to thrive in a safe and loving home.

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For Pike County families and individuals experiencing homelessness or facing possible homelessness. Manages HUD housing funds to rapidly connect clients to permanent housing through a tailored package of assistance that may include the use of time-limited funding.

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TriVersity is a Pride Center committed to serving the LGBTQ+ Community & its allies living in or visiting the TriState region of New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The center offers events, educational programming, a media center & lending library, support groups and more.

Pike County Hands of Hope (PCHOH), a 501c3 not-for-profit organization, was created in 2011 to provide compassionate assistance to Pike County, PA, residents who are homeless or near homeless.

The Carbon-Monroe-Pike Drug and Alcohol Commission believes in a comprehensive, supportive and effective approach in dealing with substance use disorders in our society.

Vision:  To promote a community where recovery matters and strength and dignity is given to those affected by drug and alcohol use.

At GAIT, individuals with cognitive, emotional, physical, and/or behavioral challenges work toward a more independent life in society. Participants build trust, increase confidence, and practice new life skills with the help of equine assistants. Programs are lead by Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructors, Licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, Licensed Professional Counselor, Equine Specialists in Mental Health and Learning.

Choosing Integrity supports men and women who are in custody and/or recently released. Their mission is to improve the quality of life of justice-involved people through education and prevention programming, mentorship, treatment services, advocacy, and compassion resulting in enhanced relational skills and successful reintegration within their community.

This program is offered for campers who identify as LGBTQIA+, their allies, or kids whose parents identify with this community. This session is designed to create a safe, fun, inclusive environment for all campers. LGBTQIA+ program campers enjoy camp activities together while focusing on the YMCA four core values, confidence, and building a lifelong network of friends. Look under Specialty Programs, of which there are many to choose from.