Mother to Son Program

Mother to Son (MTS) is a unique model that offers single mothers and their African American sons ages 8-15 and their siblings ages 3 to 8 for child care, emotional support, education, a platform to share ideas, training, a safe environment, and mentoring. Boys in the program receive Manhood Training that develops in them a […]

CLP—Allegheny Regional Branch: Teen Time

If you’re into cool art projects, epic games, music, movies, and just chilling out, come kick it at Teen Time!

After School Program

General Eligibility Requirements: This program is designed for at-risk youth ages 10-17, who have been referred to our program from Children and Youth Services. The children must be an active CYS case throughout their entire term with our after-school program. Program Goals: To maintain the stability of the family system while providing interventions that assists […]

CLP—Allegheny Regional Branch: The Labs: Workshop

Make something cool! Learn to use digital technology and traditional tools. Materials and equipment will be provided.

Students Navigating Adolescent Pathways (SNAPS)—High School

Students Navigating Adolescent Pathways (SNAPs) is a prevention program for at-risk middle and high school (6th – 12th grade) students in Pittsburgh’s East End. The program provides a variety of adult-supervised recreational activities and academic support as well as life skills development, career exploration, violence prevention education, and substance abuse prevention education to help improve […]

Middle School Girls and Boys

Middle School Girls and Boys: The youth meet once a week for a time of fun, food, civic leadership and community giving.

Students Navigating Adolescent Pathways (SNAPS)—Middle School

ELM Initiative

ELM is a high school youth employment program that offers Employment, Learning and Mentoring. Youth are offered a place to grow in employment skills while being supported in their everyday life situations.

Non-Custodial Parent Employment Program

This program assists parents aged 17 and older who have been issued a child support order to become and remain in compliance.

Door Way, The

An interdenominational Christian ministry which focuses on the needs of youth and adults who are at-risk or in a crisis situation. Includes crisis intervention; community service worksites; prevention and leadership development for youth; tutorial-based afterschool program; summer programs and a support group for drug and alcohol addiction.