RHD Mainstay Community Services

Greater Philadelphia Community Alliance (GPCA) is a nonprofit organization formed by the merger of Diversified Community Services and United Communities Southeast Philadelphia. Their mission is to break the cycle of generational poverty by providing equitable resources for vulnerable children, families, and communities. GPCA focuses on adult and family development, children and youth development, and community development to empower individuals and promote upward mobility within Philadelphia. Through a nonprofit model that emphasizes social enterprise and community partnership, GPCA strives to create thriving communities and support the growth and success of families in the region.Generated from the website

Resources for Human Development (RHD) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to providing innovative and effective services that empower individuals of all abilities to achieve independence and improve their lives. With a mission spanning over 50 years, RHD offers person-centered, trauma-informed programming across various sectors, including intellectual and developmental disabilities, behavioral health, addiction recovery, homelessness, and youth development. RHD operates with a commitment to dignity and respect, focusing on the unique needs of the individuals and communities it serves. Through its diverse programs, RHD supports tens of thousands of people annually, fostering better lives for individuals, families, and communities alike. Generated from the website

New Start is a program designed for males who are incarcerated in city and county prison systems and have substance abuse problems. It offers individual, group and family, drug and alcohol counseling services. The program provides various on-site and off-site vocational training programs. It serves addicted offenders with mental health issues. New Start is operated by Resources for Human Development, a nonprofit social service organization. Founded in 1970, Resources for Human Development sponsors more than 150 human service programs. The organization serves individuals who suffer from mental retardation and chemical addiction. It offers fiscal supervision, management oversight and support services. New Start is based in Philadelphia.