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Travelers Aid of Pittsburgh is a non-profit organization that provides social service programs to individuals in need of transit assistance in Western Pennsylvania. Through partnerships with public and private entities, they offer a wide range of transportation options for various populations, assisting 7,500 clients with travel and facilitating nearly 3.5 million trips per year. With over 101 locations in Allegheny County, Travelers Aid works closely with the Department of Human Services and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to serve low-income individuals and families, making a positive impact on the community by transforming lives through transportation.Generated from the website

Established in 2001, the Expressway Travel Center is a more than 75,000-square-foot facility and is operated by the Beaver County Transit Authority. The center is responsible for housing and maintaining the fleet of fixed route and paratransit vehicles, as well as to serve as the base for the Beaver County Transit Authority. The Expressway Travel Center features separate public and private spaces and interior and exterior illumination with decorative light fixtures. It maintains a park that is landscaped with a variety of trees, shrubs and perennial flowers. The Expressway Travel Center offers amenities, such as park and ride, bus boarding, ticket sales and customer information center.

Grapevine Center in Butler is a supportive community where individuals with mental illnesses and co-occurring drug alcohol dependencies receive peer support, mentorship, and inspiration. The center focuses on empowering peers and their families to navigate their recovery journey with understanding and guidance from those who have shared similar experiences. Generated from their website's infomation