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Below is a list of support services and local resources compiled by Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC’s Sickle Cell Program staff to assist parents who have concerns about housing, utilities or employment. The Sickle Cell Disease Association of America provides additional information about support services for families dealing with sickle cell disease.
Children’s sickle cell social worker will assist families of children with sickle cell disease find adequate housing through agencies such as the office of Housing and Urban Development. Verification of medical diagnosis may be needed. For more information, contact Tia Martin, MSW, at 412-692-6072 or tia.martin@chp.edu.
If meeting your utilities bill is a concern, first talk directly to your utility carrier. Next, the public utility commission may offer additional options at www.puc.state.pa.us/
Remember: think ahead. Call before your service is terminated. Options are limited once service is turned off. Contact Tia Martin, MSW, at 412-692-6072 or tia.martin@chp.edu if you require further assistance or proof of medical diagnosis.
Employment issues may cause extra stress for patients and families dealing with sickle cell disease. Be proactive. For the best outcome, discuss your situation in advance with your employer. Children’s Sickle Cell Program staff can assist you with employment concerns, such as applying for Family or Medical Leave (FMLA). For more information, contact Tia Martin, MSW, at 412-692-6072 or tia.martin@chp.edu.
No child should be without health insurance. In the state of Pennsylvania, options include Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) as well as social security/disability benefits. For more information about the option that best suits your needs, contact Tia Martin, MSW, at 412-692-6072 or tia.martin@chp.edu.
During times your child may be hospitalized, please view our list of overnight accommodations for parents and siblings.
Counseling and Family Services:
Catholic Charities of Diocese of Pittsburgh
412-456-6999
Family Services
412-281-2328
Family Links
412-343-7166
Magee-Womens Behavioral Health
412-624-4577
Day Care Information:
Information Services
412-261-2273/1-800-392-3131
Domestic Abuse Help:
Women’s Center and Shelter
412-565-2146
Womanspace East
412-350-5801
Domestic Violence Hotline
412-255-1155
Housing Services:
Urban League
412-227-4812
Allegheny County Housing-sect 8
412-355-2189
Infant/Maternity Clothing Support:
Welcome Little Ones
412-391-6862
Legal Services:
YWCA of Greater Pittsburgh
412-391-5100
Neighborhood Legal Services
412-255-6700
Legal Advocacy Office
412-355-7400
Parenting Classes and Support:
Family Resources Warmline
412-641-4546
Family Resources
412-562-9440
Healthy Start
412-247-1000
Parents Without Partners
412-321-0198
Healthy Start Male Initiative
Prenatal Classes:
Magee-Womens Hospital
412-641-4492
Reduced Price Entertainment:
Tickets for Kids
412-781-5437 ticketsforkids.org/
Residential services for women with children (bridge housing):
Roselia Center
412-682-4410
Genesis
412-766-2693
Sisters Place
412-233-3903
Children's Hospital's main campus is located in the Lawrenceville neighborhood. Our main hospital address is:
UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh One Children’s Hospital Way 4401 Penn Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15224
In addition to the main hospital, Children's has many convenient locations in other neighborhoods throughout the greater Pittsburgh region.
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