To find out more about the Partners Continuum and the services we provide, call us at 383-1557. Cooperating partners Sometimes, a problem is too big for one person, or even one group, to handle alone. Like the strands of a rope, the individual groups that form the Partners Continuum weave together to form a stronger resource for the community. This is a partial hospitalization program for women addicted to alcohol or other drugs. Treatment combines individual counseling, discussion, and group sessions, with special emphasis on issues important to African-American women.
Child care is provided in a licensed day care facility while clients receive treatment.
This program provides case management and coordinated services for Hill district families affected by substance abuse. The focus is on working with the family to identify their needs, and meeting those needs through the collective agency resources. The housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh manages 9,632 low-income housing units. A greater than average number of families living in these communities are affected by substance abuse. The Authority meets with residents on a regular basis to assess community needs for social services, specialized housing, and identification of appropriate sites for these activities.