Department of Human Services

The Fair Housing Council of the Capital Region, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for accessible and fair housing opportunities for all individuals, regardless of their race, age, religion, or other characteristics. With over 50 years of experience, the Council provides comprehensive services to address and promote fair housing anti-discrimination rights, including home buyer workshops, landlord-tenant counseling, and credit counseling. They also offer social services and assistance programs to support the community in the tri-county area.Generated from the website

Operational for more than 80 years, United Way of the Capital Region is a fundraising organization that works year-round to reduce homelessness in Cumberland, Dauphin and Perry counties in Pennsylvania. It funds a program that provides services to adult victims of domestic violence and their children. The program includes an emergency shelter, 24-hour crisis helpline, legal advocacy assistance and counseling services. The organization also supports a program for dropouts and other at-risk teens who need help with shelter, food, clothing, employment, transportation, counseling, tutoring and other issues. United Way of the Capital Region works in partnership with local organizations, such as the Harrisburg Senators and Colonial Park Mall. It is located in Enola, Pa.

United Way of Berks County is a non-profit organization that collaborates with local partners, donors, and volunteers to enhance the lives of 190,000 residents in Berks County, PA. Through their unique approach and partnerships, they focus on education, financial stability, health, and safety net services to create brighter futures for the community. With their experience, expertise, and community connections, United Way of Berks County maximizes the impact of their collaborators, donors, and volunteers, magnifying the positive change in the region. Their Ready.Set.READ initiative prepares children for school and improves reading skills, while their 211 helpline connects individuals in need with the appropriate resources and support.Generated from the website