As a leading health and human services provider in Philadelphia, PATH knows that the social determinants of health affect a wide range of health and quality-of-life outcomes for its participants and their families. With PATH as the anchor, PATH@1919 will provide key resources and services to the Northeast community.
How does it work?
PATH partners use shared space at our 1919 Cottman Avenue headquarters on a regular schedule. Some partners have “satellite” offices on-site, and some use our Community Room, Training Room, or other spaces for specific events. Organizations that are not official community hub partners can also use our space for community events. PATH and partner staff are trained to better understand each other’s current services, to help us make the most helpful connections possible based on each individual’s needs.
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Partners
Partners who have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with PATH to date are as follows.
To learn more about any of our partners or to schedule time to meet with them, please contact them directly using the information below.
Campaign for Working Families
Helps working families and individuals achieve economic empowerment.
Core services include: free tax preparation, resource building, and asset development.
Hours: Monday – Friday, 8am – close; Saturday 10am – 3pm; December to May only
Contact: Thais Caine – tcaine@cwfphilly.org 267-454-6483
Clarifi
Helps people identify and secure the most important assets in their lives.
Core services include: financial counseling, housing counseling, group learning, and web-based financial literacy.
Hours: Monday – Friday, 8am – 5pm, Office E314
Contact:
Cherese Eady – ceady@clarifi.org 215-901-3588 (Mondays and Tuesdays)
Jessica Nocho – jnocho@clarifi.org 215-498-6405 (Wednesdays and Thursdays)
SeniorLAW Center
Provides free legal services, outreach, information, referrals, and community education to Pennsylvania seniors.
Core services include: free legal representation for elders facing housing crises/homelessness, elder abuse, financial exploitation, consumer problems, grandparent custody, and personal and end-of-life planning needs.
UESF
Stabilizes homes, empowers families, and improves communities.
Core services include: housing assistance programs, including assistance with rent, security deposits, utility costs, and mortgage payments; individualized case management; and housing stability workshops.
Contact:
Keysha Abad – keyshaabad@uesfacts.org 215-814-6847
The Welcoming Center
Promotes inclusive economic growth through immigrant integration.
Core services include: workforce development training programs to support immigrant and English Language Learner career success at all skill and education levels, entrepreneurship training and small business development assistance, and community engagement and leadership development training.
Contact:
Manuel Portillo – manuel@welcomingcenter.org 215-825-7765
Jessica Levy – jessica@welcomingcenter.org 215-557-2826
PATH@1919 will enable PATH and its partners to expand and provide even more services to the 328,000 residents of Northeast Philadelphia, helping individuals lead more independent and fulfilling lives.