County Assistance

Allegheny County offers a wide range of services and resources to support residents in times of need. Whether faced with emergencies, physical or mental health challenges, housing concerns, or food insecurity, Allegheny County has the resources to help.

To explore more resources and support, visit the Department of Human Services (DHS) support hub.

Allegheny Connect

Accessibility

Allegheny County is committed to ensuring that individuals of all abilities have equal access to the county's programs, services, and activities.

Basic Needs

A place to find resources and support in Allegheny County.

Behavioral Health

Find all the specialized information for current providers of services through the Office of Behavioral Health.

Clinics and Facilities

View a list of health department clinics and facilities across Allegheny County.

Disability and Autism Support

Receive support for someone with a disability or autism diagnosis.

Discounted Fares

Residents currently receiving SNAP benefits may be eligible for 50% off transit fares for buses, light rail, and other transportation services.

Emergency Support Numbers

Receive help now with housing, reporting abuse or neglect, mental health, substance use, and more.

Food Assistance

Find food or a ride to an appointment.

Housing and Shelter

Search for a safe place to sleep, or access help finding or keeping housing.

Legal Assistance

Find free legal help by searching local and national pro bono resources.

Mental Health

Receive 24/7 help or ongoing support for mental health issues.

Utility Assistance

Receive help paying utilities and avoiding eviction.