Pathways To Housing PA

Pathways to Housing PA launched its first two teams in 2008 with Philadelphia city officials to address chronic homelessness. The organization provides stable housing to people experiencing homelessness, then offers optional services that support health, income, and recovery. Its programs include an integrated care clinic, an Opioid Use Disorder Center of Excellence, a Community Inclusion Program, and an Alumni Association. More than 550 people live independently in regular apartments throughout Philadelphia, according to the organization. Pathways also works to help people restore health and reclaim their lives through supportive services and community. Its history includes opening the Philadelphia Furniture Bank in 2014, which supplied furniture to human service organizations across the city.