Social ServicesResource Guide

The Salvation Army Greater Philadelphia

The Salvation Army Greater Philadelphia4050 Conshohocken Avenue

Philadelphia, PA 19131

215-825-4601 * www.SaPhilly.org

The Salvation Army Senior Housing Denise Perez – Housing and Project Coordinator: 215-787-2821 The Salvation Army Reed House & Shelter Plus CareNache Grant- Property Manager, Michelle Johnson-Grant – Program Director: 215-775-6789

Office of Homeless ServicesMonday – Friday, 7AM - 3PM

• Single Women & Families: Appletree Family Center, 1430 Cherry Street ,215-686-7150,7151, or 7153 ** Domestic Violence Specialist on sight**

• Single Men: Roosevelt Darby Center, 802 N. Broad Street, 215-685-3700

AFTER 3:30PM Monday – Friday, Weekends & Holidays

• Families: Salvation Army Red Shield Family Residence, 715 N. Broad Street, 215-787-2887• Single Women: Gaudenzia’s House of Passage, 49th & Haverford Avenue, 215-471-2017• Single Men: Station House, 2601 N. Broad Street – Holiday’s & weekends (rear entrance), 215-225-9230• Men at Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission: 302 N. 13th Street, 215-922-6400

Philadelphia Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-866-723-3014 The Salvation Army Greater Philadelphia’s Pathway of HopeNajwa Chico- Pathway of Hope Case Manager: 267-908-4104

The Salvation Army’s New Day Drop-in CenterSusan Santucci – New Day Drop-in Center Manager: 267-886-8395

The Salvation Army Greater Philadelphia Workforce Training Program Kristen Davis - Retention Coach & Job Placement Developer: 215-825-4611

The Salvation Army Temple Corp Social ServiceTed Lewis – Social Services Case Manager: 215-825-4641

The Salvation Army Pioneer Corp Worship & Community CenterMajors Frederick and Janet Clarke 1920 E. Allegheny Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19134215-732-2365

The Salvation Army Tabernacle Corp Worship & Community Center (Spanish speaking staff available)Captains Miguel and Francesca Robinson 3150 N. Mascher St. Philadelphia, PA 19133215-423-9300

The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center Ariel Green - Intake Coordinator 14555 Pechin StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19128215-483-3340

For More Information AboutThe Salvation Army Greater Philadelphia

www.SaPhilly.org215-825-4601

Reed HouseThe Salvation Army Reed House is a permanent supportive housing program for women and men with any combination of physical, mental health and drug/alcohol disabilities.

Shelter Care PlusThe Salvation Army Shelter Plus Care is a permanent supportive housing program serv-ing formerly homeless families. All families served have a head of household living with a chronic physical, behavioral, or mental health challenge. These families require the stability of permanent supportive housing to achieve and maintain self-sufficiency. We offer these families ongoing case management and rental assistance which allows them to remain stably housed with their families intact.

City of Philadelphia Office of Homeless ServicesOffice of Homeless Services provides information on where to go for help, including a list of service providers and how homeless individuals can get help with short-term housing and crisis support.

The Salvation Army’s Pathway of HopeA long-term case management initiative that allows motivated families to take the necessary steps to improve their lives, receive social and spiritual support, and be connected with ser-vices for jobs, health, housing, childcare, educational and legal services.

The Salvation Army’s New Day Drop-in CenterThe New Day Drop-In Center is a safe, trauma informed, welcoming and non-judgmental space for women suffering from sex trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia. Staff provide specialized support for psychologi-cal, social, emotional and physical needs.

The Salvation Army Temple Corp Social ServiceCase managers work with economically-distressed individuals and families for assistance with food, housing and access to other emergency resources.

The Salvation Army Tabernacle Corp Worship & Community Center Tabernacle Community Center provides extensive social service programs, including com-munity meals, emergency food assistance, holiday assistance, peer mentoring, senior citizen recreation, after-school program and summer day camp.

The Salvation Army Pioneer Corp Worship & Community CenterPioneer offers an array of outreach programs including music, boys and girls clubs, communi-ty meals, food pantry, GED classes, after-school program, and access to emergency resources.

The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center For over 100 years The Salvation Army’s Adult Rehabilitation Centers programs have pro-vided spiritual, social, and emotional assistance for men and women who have lost the ability to cope with their problems and provide for themselves. Centers offers residential housing, work, and group and individual therapy, all in a clean, wholesome environment. The physical and spiritual care that program participants receive prepares them to re-enter society and return to gainful employment. Many of those who have been rehabilitated are reunited with their families and resume a normal life.