The Center for Traumatic Stress in Children and Adolescents 
www.pittsburghchildtrauma.com
Allegheny General Hospital’s Center for Traumatic Stress serves children and families who have experienced traumatic or stressful events in their lives. The program provides prompt evaluation and treatment of children who have been impacted by a variety of traumatic events including abuse, violence, accidents and the death of a loved one. (412) 330-4328

A Second Chance, Inc. (ASCI)
A Second Chance, Inc. is a non-profit corporation whose mission is to provide a safe, secure, and nurturing environment to children who are being cared for by their relatives or a close family friend - formally called "kinship care". A Second Chance, Inc. is a subcontracting agency of Allegheny County Children and Youth Services (now called Allegheny County Children, Youth and Families (CYF).

Cooperative Parenting for Divided Families
http://cpdf.pghfree.net/
is a coalition of a number of organizations that provides support, education, and information on parental responsibility, child support and custody issues and stresses the importance of 50/50 parenting time.

Center for Family Excellence  http://www.cffei.org
works with individuals, children and families to prevent and reduce child abuse and neglect, promote healthy child development, improve parenting skills and provide family support services

Christian Life Skills Inc.  http://www.christianlifeskills.net
provides training, resources, programs, and activities which assist churches, church-based groups, community groups, and parents in instilling Christian Life Skills, values, and behaviors in children, youth, and families, particularly African Americans, through a networking process.

The Kingsley Association  http://www.kingsleyassociation.org/
The Kingsley Association works diligently to provide comprehensive, culturally relevant, educational, recreational, and social programming that positively impacts the lives of youth, their families and the East End communities of East Liberty, Garfield, Point Breeze, Homewood, Lincoln, Larimer, Lemington, Belmar, East Hills, Wilkinsburg, and beyond.

Urban League of Pittsburgh  http://www.ulpgh.org/
A leading provider of programs and services and advocate of public policy initiatives that promote improved quality of life for African Americans and thereby the whole community. Their programs and services include Early Childhood Services, Education, Employment, Training and Economic Empowerment, Housing, and Youth Development.

North Hills Youth Ministry Counseling Center
serves families, children, couples and individuals in need of professional counseling, education, prevention and advocacy services.

PFLAG/Pittsburgh
(Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays)
http://pflagpgh.org/
a self help support group for parents, family, and friends as well as all members of the sexual minority community.

Wilkinsburg Community Ministry
http://www.wcm15221.org/
is a social service organization which consists mainly of Wilkinsburg churches that serve low income families in the borough of Wilkinsburg with a special program for Teen Moms.

Stepfamily Association of America, Pittsburgh Chapter
http://home.comcast.net/~pittsburghsaa/
The Stepfamily Association of America, a national non-profit organization founded in 1979, is the only national association devoted to enriching stepfamily life through information, education and support programs. SAA Chapters provide adults in stepfamilies with the information and support necessary to create successful stepfamilies. Meetings provide the opportunity for adults who share similar problems and concerns to get together on a regular basis, benefit from other people's experiences, explore alternative ways to solve problems and break down feelings of aloneness.

  Resources for WOMEN

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh, Inc.  http://www.bbbspittsburgh.org
Founded in 1965, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Pittsburgh is the premier one-to-one mentoring organization in Allegheny, Washington and Greene Counties. The agency matches children ages 6-13 from single-parent families or at-risk environments with caring adult volunteers.

Parents Without Partners
An International, non-profit, nonsectarian, educational, organization devoted to the interests of single parents and their children.

 Resources for MEN

Maleness to Manhood Inc., www.maleness2manhood.org
Maleness to Manhood Inc., is a non profit 501(c3) organization that provides and facilitates, group mentoring meetings, computers and training, career exploration, and promotes the importance of an education, for young men between the ages of 10-18. We collaborate with several organizations to bring our youth together to discuss various topics and current events. Currently we have young men participating from the Hill, Garfield, East Liberty, Wilkinsburg, Homewood, McKeesport, and Baldwin. The group mentoring and life skills training class meets every Tuesday for 6:00 to 8:00 pm, at Ethnan Temple SDA Church, 1205 Wood street, Wilkinsburg, Pa 15221. M2M Inc., also has a computer training center, and music studio on 3rd street, Southside. Please visit the M2M website to get more information and lets work together,  "It takes a Village".

The Fathers Raising Children Project, is a program of the Single and Custodial Fathers Network, Inc., that has been developed to provide educational, legal and supportive to men who are interested in being actively involved in their children's lives.  The Fathers Raising Children Project provides information and support to all types of fathers and our membership is open to anyone interested in supporting fathers in their roles as parents.

Parents Without Partners
An International, non-profit, nonsectarian, educational, organization devoted to the interests of single parents and their children.