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My Place Germantown is a Pennsylvania not-for-profit organization dedicated to reducing homelessness in the Germantown section of Philadelphia. They provide permanent supportive housing for disabled homeless individuals in a community-based setting, offering stable housing and support services to improve their quality of life. Founded in 2007 by Mary Ellen Graham, My Place Germantown was inspired by the specific difficulties faced by middle-aged male clients at St. Vincent DePaul's health care center. Through a partnership with Community Ventures, the organization renovated a 12-unit residence in Germantown, providing affordable housing for individuals who meet the requirements of having a certifiable disability and experiencing recent homelessness.Generated from the website

Elwyn Inc, located in Philadelphia, PA, offers a range of services including adult and children's behavioral health, early learning, educational, and intellectual and developmental disabilities services. The organization prides itself on providing a supportive and caring environment where employees like Quality Management and Clinical Services Coordinator, Ruby Elevazo Abalos, feel valued and connected. With a focus on community impact, Elwyn Inc also engages in fundraising campaigns such as the 175th-anniversary campaign and encourages support through donations. The company's commitment to fostering a sense of belonging and importance among its staff and clients is evident in its mission to provide quality care and services.Generated from the website

The Committee for Dignity and Fairness for the Homeless Housing Development, also known as Dignity Housing, is a nonprofit organization that offers a range of services for low-income families to end homelessness and poverty in Philadelphia. It provides affordable rental housing, homeownership, educational, work force development and financial management assistance services. The organization administers the Core Dignity Program, which includes case management, life skills development, work force readiness, budgeting guidance, housing placement and referral services for health and community-based agencies. The Committee for Dignity and Fairness for the Homeless Housing Development conducts Paths Toward the Future (PATHS), which is a program that features the educational, social, intellectual and emotional development of youths. The organization is located in Philadelphia.