The services and programs of UCM are open to all in need. In 1996, the ministry provided nearly 15,000 units of service from the food pantry. 1168 children received food, clothing and gifts from the ministry. 1950 nights of shelter and 5410 meals were provided to those needing emergency and interim housing. The UCM Food Pantry is available to those meeting income requirements and victims of disasters.
Housing is a primary ministry for emergency and interim care.
They have Garnet House in Osceola, Pennsylvania and Kenner Court in Tioga, Pennsylvania. Volunteers staff the shop. Many problems that force families into hunger and homelessness can be dealt with through counseling . Education is as important as food and clothing. Empowering people to deal with life, helping people learn to help themselves has brought many agencies together to provide services such as GED preparation classes, Literacy programs, nutrition, parenting and many more.