The purpose of Hosanna House is to provide critical health and human services to the most fragile in our community. For over 20 years, we have forged strategic partnerships that allow us to offer critical support to our neighbors. Our 12 Partner Service agencies and their almost 150 employees care for the needs of 500 people on a daily basis. Every day, they work with us to achieve our mission.
Partner Services
Working together to help our neighbors thrive.
Allegheny County Health Department – Chronic Disease Prevention
The Chronic Disease Prevention Program at ACHD works to improve the quality of life of Allegheny County residents by enabling them to prevent, detect, delay and/or manage heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and cancer.
(412-247-7946)
Allegheny County Health Department – Office of Family and Child Health
Our mission is to improve the quality of life and health of mothers/birthing persons, infants, children, and families in Allegheny County. We offer services to pregnant people, parents, or caregivers of children under two years old.
(412) 687-ACHD
Allegheny Health Department – Office of Violence Prevention
The Office of Violence Prevention aims to reduce violence throughout Allegheny County. Specifically, our efforts center on reducing gun violence through a variety of strategies. To do this, we partner with other governmental, non-profit, neighborhood, and faith-based organizations. Our work demonstrates a coordinated response, which leverages the strengths of a wide variety of stakeholders.
Allegheny County Health Department – Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
WIC is a federally funded program that provides healthy supplemental foods and nutrition services for pregnant women, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants and children under age five in a supportive environment. The goal of the WIC Program is to decrease the risk of poor birth outcomes and to improve the health of the participants during critical stages of growth and development.
(412) 247-5216
Allegheny Intermediate Unit (AIU) – Head Start
AIU’s Head Start Program provides preschool children with a comprehensive, flexible program designed to reinforce and respond to the unique strengths and needs of each child and family. The program offers services that include health and wellness, early intervention and parent involvement and support.
(866) 214-5437
Early Learning Resource Centers
Pennsylvania’s Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) designed ELRCs as a place where families can find high-quality early education opportunities, apply for assistance to help with childcare costs or access other resources that will set them on a path to success. It is also where childcare providers can receive information on improving program quality.
(412) 350-3577
East Liberty Family Health Care Center – Dental Center
Providing comprehensive dental services to the community on a sliding fee scale, ELFHCC has a qualified and compassionate staff that is committed to serving others. Most insurances are accepted.
(412) 345-7730
Primary Care Health Services, Inc.
Primary Care Health Services, Inc. is a private, community-based nonprofit medical center, formed in 1976 as the successor to the Homewood-Brushton Neighborhood Health Center (founded in 1968). Known to most as “Alma Illery Medical Center,” PCHS has 10 locations, including the one in Hosanna House, that care for the medical and dental needs of the entire family.
(412) 247-5216
Wilkinsburg Family Health Center
The Wilkinsburg Family Health Center provides basic health care for adults and children of all ages. Services provided include pediatric and adult primary care, immunizations, gynecological care, obstetrics, driver’s license, and pre-employment physicals and podiatry. All of these services are provided on a sliding fee scale and most insurance plans are accepted.
(412) 345-0400
Wilkinsburg Family Support Center
The Wilkinsburg Family Support Center is a family-focused approach to human services delivery. It is community-based and has no eligibility requirements for participation. Families may choose general or intensive enrollment. Family support focuses on identifying and building upon family strengths. This helps people to deal with difficult life events and set personal goals. Family support services are designed by and for participants. Services provided include drop-off playroom, crises nursery respite program, mental health counseling, literacy activities, substance abuse prevention, and transportation.