Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania

I am honored and proud to be part of Triple C Housing, a leading provider of housing with supportive services for individuals with special needs in Middlesex County and more recently in Ocean County. We have grown considerably in our programs and services in the last several years and want to thank all of the individuals, groups, and organizations that have made that possible including those we serve, our employees, our governing board members, and our partners at the Federal, State and local levels. We deeply appreciate your support in these most difficult economic times. Thanks to all of you, we have many strives in pursuit of the fulfillment of our mission to provide permanent, supportive housing opportunitiesc coupled with innovative support services, empowering individuals to live independently with dignity and to fulfill their utmost potential. We need you more than ever to help us pursue this mission and I invite all those who visit this website and appreciate the work we do to continue to support us in any way you can. : Triple C Housing ( Triple C ), has been providing housing and support services to low-income individuals and the disabled community since 1979. Throughout our continued growth in New Jersey, Triple C has enjoyed the support and backing of community members, community leaders and the constituency it serves. The goal of the organization is to enlist the private and public sectors support in developing safe, decent and affordable housing coupled with community supports for individuals of low income and with special needs so they may live with dignity in their communities. Over the past 31 years, Triple C has grown into a support network for families and individuals, a comprehensive residential care provider for individuals with special needs, and a conscientious affordable housing developer. Triple C offers transitional residences and predominantly permanent housing with flexible, person-centered support services that are strengths based, valuing the experiences and contributions of individuals while focusing on wellness and self-sufficiency. The services are geared toward teaching self-sufficiency to facilitate and maintain personal and financial independence while promoting personal pursuits in areas ranging from education to employment to home ownership. Triple C is a well founded, grass-roots organization that has helped to make the dream of living self sufficiently with dignity become a reality for those we serve. The ability of Triple C to provide eclectic, broad based community supports and develop safe, affordable housing opportunities offers individuals a wide array of options in a variety of settings. This flexibility in service delivery, combined with transitional and permanent-housing options, has enabled Triple C to reap success. Part of achieving the success of supporting individuals in maintaining community tenure is the development of tenant operated housing alternatives for persons with special needs whose residential options are so limited. The need in New Jersey is acute. For most individuals of low income it is impossible, on their limited financial resources, to secure a safe, permanent and affordable place to live. Triple C has continually identified the need to: strengthen community support services and create more affordable housing opportunities to fully integrate communities ; proactively address the unique, individual needs of persons served ; and construct tenant operated and integrated housing opportunities in safe and decent neighborhoods. As such, Triple C has maintained a steady stream of housing development linked with support services to respond to the growing needs of the community.

The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, headquartered in Philadelphia, is an organization of women that actively promotes an appreciation of America's national heritage through historic preservation, patriotic service, and educational projects.

Established in 1995, the Philadelphia Education Fund is an independent nonprofit organization that is focused on improving the quality of public education for underserved youth throughout Philadelphia. The organization works in collaboration with school districts, schools, businesses, universities, community stakeholders and other nonprofit organizations to create high-performance secondary schools that serves students in grades 6 through 12. The Philadelphia Education Fund also maintains strategic alliances to support student success from pre-kindergarten through college. It employs more than 35 staff members. The organization s programs address the areas of research, teaching, learning, and postsecondary access and success. The Philadelphia Education Fund supports and coordinates the Education First Compact, which is a diverse group of organizational representatives committed to improving public education in Philadelphia.