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Housing & Employment Services

Housing & Employment Services works alongside individuals and families to help them build strong foundations like meeting housing needs to become stable or moving to higher levels of self-fulfillment through case management and employment services.

Housing Services

Housing Services

Emergency Shelter

Our shelter helps individual adults become stable by meeting their basic needs with shelter and food. Those in the emergency shelter also receive assistance obtaining benefits, accessing health care, and locating permanent housing. Once a person achieves stability in the shelter program, Case Management and the Education Employment team will work with them to build on their strengths, and develop a pathway to higher levels of self-sufficiency and self-fulfillment.

For information and openings, contact EECM at 412-345-7135 or emergencyshelter@eecm.org

or Allegheny Link at 1-866-730-2368

Recovery House

Recovery House is a licensed 90-day program designed for adult men and women in active recovery and who are referred from a treatment facility, probation, or justice-related services. With housing being stable, the program focuses on helping individuals move into long-term recovery in the community through peer support and mentoring, case management, and work with the Education Employment team. If you are a referral source and would like to make a referral, please fill out this form and email/fax it to the information below. 

For more information, contact EECM at 412-345-7160 or email recoveryhouse@eecm.org.

Case Management &
Employment Services

Case Management & Employment
E&E

Case Management

EECM case management is integral to all of our programs. Case management services help individuals and families meet their basic needs by focusing on permanent housing resources, obtaining income, receiving benefits, accessing resources such as insurance and health care, and connecting to other community-based resources. Case Managers also work to connect people, who call in or come to the facility, with the necessary community resources for assistance with things such as, obtaining IDs, birth certificates and Social Security Cards, finding new affordable housing, locating rental/utility assistance, and many other needs.

Education & Employment (E&E)

The Education & Employment program provides case management, education, housing & employment services for individuals facing the impacts of poverty.

 

Each participant works one-on-one with the coordinator to develop an individualized employment plan focused on both obtaining and maintaining employment. This plan may include:

 

JOB RELATED

☐Resume Development

☐Job-Search Assistance

☐Interview Preparation

☐Ongoing Job Coaching once employed

BASIC LIFE SKILLS

☐Time Management Skill-Building

☐Conflict Resolution Skill-Building

☐Health Habit Exploration and Development

☐Computer Skill-Building

 

EXPERIENCE DEVELOPMENT

☐Volunteer experience

☐Employment Connection

☐Transportation Assistance

☐Case Management Services

 

Housing related

☐Credit Development

☐Budgeting Skills

☐Landlord Connection

Participant Time Commitment:

We understand that everyone’s employment and recovery needs are different. Therefore, the time commitment for the Education & Employment program can vary for each individual. Program participation will occur on weekdays during regular business hours, and participants should expect to commit 1-2 hours per day, 1-2 days per week, for up to 10 weeks. East End Cooperative Ministry (EECM) is not a treatment provider but will work with your treatment provider to help you continue in your recovery and become employed.

 

Eligibility Requirements:

  • Must be at least 18 years of age

 

If you are a referral source and would like to make a referral, please fill out this form and email/fax it to the information below. 

 

For more information or to request a referral form,

E-mail educationandemployment@eecm.org or call 412-345-7159

Workforce Development

EECM WorkForce strives to create an environment where individuals can learn important business skills, move toward self-sufficiency, and become active contributors to the Pittsburgh community.

EECM Employment Services offer training which includes GED prep, resume development, interviewing skills, computer skills, job search, financial literacy, and reading and math skills for the workplace.

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