Agency responsible for publicly funded child welfare, aging, homeless, drug and alcohol, mental health, intellectual disability services in Allegheny County, PA
Pittsburgh, PA
Joined May 2009
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Allegheny County DHS retweeted
We cooked up community with 49 Braddock neighbors ages 5 to 85 at Better Together—our 6th celebration of healthy cooking & social connection with @ACDHS via a @ACLgov grant. Gratitude to @Greater Valley Community Services for opening your doors and @AlzGPA for sharing resources.
ALT An older woman leads a prayer. Three people bow their heads in prayer.
ALT An older man shows three younger children how to set up a portable stove.
ALT An older man and woman pose for a picture.
ALT An older man in a chef's hat poses for a picture with two grandchildren.
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
Snow & cold temps can make travel difficult, unsafe, or impossible.
Prepare before you go: pack an emergency car kit, check road conditions, & download the FEMA App for weather updates: fema.gov/app
Follow @Readygov for more #WinterSafety tips.
ALT Getting traction: tips for traveling in winter weather. Check the NWS forecast. Check road conditions. Stay mobile. Winterize your vehicle. Pack an emergency supply kit.
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
Due to the forecasted freezing temperatures ahead, warming centers will be available throughout the city from Monday-Wednesday. See the press release for hours and locations.content.govdelivery.com/acco…
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
Allegheny County is expecting dangerously cold temperatures. For older adults, your schedule for home-delivered meals may change. Call the SeniorLine for assistance 412-350-5460.
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
❄️💨 It's cold outside! LIHEAP helps Pennsylvanians who have trouble affording home-heating bills. Don't wait, apply today and keep your family warm all winter long.
Learn more: dhs.pa.gov/LIHEAP
Apply: dhs.pa.gov/COMPASS
ALT Graphic of a couple staying cozy at home. Text reads - Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program - Help Keeping Your Home Warm and Safe
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
Are you experiencing a snow or ice issue on a county road? Call 412-350-4636 between 8:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. on weekdays, or submit your concern online at CallCenter.AlleghenyCounty.u….
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
The @ACDHS has been working hard this December to deliver joy to children across the county via the Holiday Project.
This annual program aims to provide holiday gifts to children and young adults in families receiving DHS services.
The Holiday Project is made possible through the generosity of sponsors and donors. If you would like to learn more about the Holiday Project and how you can participate, please visit alleghenycounty.us/Services/….
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
To wrap up our Winter Wishes Holiday Project, our staff and members from the Allegheny County Department of Human Services loaded gift bags, bikes, and more into DHS vehicles to be distributed to local children and youth for the holidays.
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
County Executive Innamorato and County Council Budget Chair Robert Palmosina have jointly agreed on a compromised budget agreement that will result in a 1.7 mill increase and a balanced budget for 2025. Learn more in our press release: alleghenycounty.us/News-Arti…
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
It's currently estimated that 53M American family caregivers are providing care to a loved one. This National #FamilyCaregiversMonth, let's shed light on the importance of family caregivers and the resources available to help them.
Read more in our blog: samhsa.gov/blog/national-fam…
ALT Daughter taking care of aging mother
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
We are “patiently” waiting for a new "I voted" sticker design.
Allegheny County students can liven up our "I voted" sticker by submitting their art for our "I Voted" Sticker Design Contest!
To learn more about the “I Voted” Sticker Contest and to submit a design, please visit alleghenycounty.us/Governmen….
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
Are you a first-time voter? Or has it been a while since you’ve voted in person? Follow these tips to ensure a smooth voting experience at the polls: vote.pa.gov/AtthePolls
If you encounter any issues, speak to the Judge of Elections at your polling place or call the Department of State voter hotline at 1-877-868-3772.
ALT Voting at the Polls. What to Know. 1. Know the location of your polling place. You can find your polling place at vote.pa.gov/Polls. 2. If you are a first-time voter, bring identification with you. When voting at a polling place for the first time, you musty show proper proof of identification. 3. Request assistance if you need help. If you need help voting or if you cannot use the voting system because of a disability, ask the poll workers about accessible voting options. 4. Report polling place issues or voter intimidation. If you witness or experience intimidation, alert the Judge of Elections at your polling place. Also, report election complaints at 1-877-868-3772 and contact your county elections office directly.
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
October is #PreventionMonth.
Substance use disorders affect people from all walks of life and all ages.
You’re not alone. Help is available: samhsa.gov/find-help
#SubstanceUsePreventionMonth #MyPreventionStory
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
Allegheny County and NNSC hosted a training today on domestic violence and domestic violence resources for violence interrupters. Connections were built between the community violence and intimate partner violence fields.
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
Last week, we welcomed another new cohort of #BHFellows! It's an honor to partner with @ACDHS on this pioneering program bringing folks into #behavioralhealth roles, helping them connect with one another, & getting them financial assistance to setup their career #MentalHealthJobs
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
Today we are launching the first Allegheny County Elections “I Voted” Sticker Design Contest!
Students residing in Allegheny County and enrolled in grades 9 – 12 are encouraged to submit their designs for the next “I Voted” sticker for our county’s elections starting in 2025.
All entries must be submitted electronically no later than Friday, December 20, 2024, at 11:59 pm. Designs must contain the phrase “I Voted” on a 2-inch circular design, be nonpartisan, and must not include copyright images or trademarks.
To learn more about the “I Voted” Sticker Contest and to submit a design, please visit alleghenycounty.us/Governmen….
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
#MedicareOpenEnrollment is here! ✅
Oct. 15-Dec. 7 is an opportunity for beneficiaries to make changes to their coverage to better meet their needs. Learn why everyone should reevaluate their plan.👇
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Allegheny County DHS retweeted
It's official! @Allegheny_Co & @Pittsburgh recognize October 9, 2024 as #AgeismAwarenessDay! We're never "too old" or "too young" to embrace the potential of age! Thanks to @ACE_Innamorato, @MayorEdGainey & @Barb4PGH for the proclamations & @ASAging to help us #TalkAboutAgeism.
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
During #ADHDAwarenessMonth in October, help NIMH raise awareness about ADHD by sharing informational materials based on the latest research. Share science. Share hope. go.nih.gov/TlcxVE4 #shareNIMH
Allegheny County DHS retweeted
How can we talk about climate change in ways that inspire us to take action? This webinar from @ACDHS provides practical strategies for using storytelling and data to foster dialogue & drive local climate initiatives!
📆: Thur., Sept. 26
⏰: 2:30 pm
ℹ️: ow.ly/a0Sj50T4iHN