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Westmoreland County Area Agency on
Aging
724-830-4444

Michelle Zona:   

724-830-4502
Home-delivered mealsStarting 3/23, meals will be delivered on a 2 day schedule.

On Monday, will receive a Hot meal, a cold meal & a frozen meal.

On Thursday, they will receive a hot meal & a cold meal.

If already receiving frozen meals for the weekend, this will continue. 
Catholic
Charities
724-837-1840​Counseling,  Poverty relief fund,  Material assistance,  Substance disorder help
St. Edward’s
Food Pantry
St. Vincent de Paul Helpline: 
724-493-3987
Food assistanceFood is distributed on the first Wednesday of the month from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. 

Volunteers unload, separate and distribute food for approximately 150 families.

If you need food during this time of social distancing, please stay in your car in the parking lot and a volunteer will be out to serve you.  Thank you!
Pandemic-EBTFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)​ document link​The Family’s First Coronavirus Response Act authorized a new benefit to help families who have children who are eligible for free or reduced-price school meals called Pandemic-EBT.​The benefit will come on an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card, which is like a debit card. The benefits can only be spent only on food items.
​PA 211Call 211, or   1-888-553-5778

Text 211

Website:    http://pa211sw.org/
​Basic Human Needs Resources:  food banks, shelters, rent and utility payment assistance

Physical and Mental Health Resources:   crisis intervention services, support groups, counseling

Employment Support:   financial assistance, job training, education programs

Support for Older Adults and Persons with Disabilities:   home-delivered meals, transportation, health care