Housing

When families come to HEARTH, we help them achieve economic mobility through on-site supportive services, resources, case management and community support.

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Playground

There’s plenty of room at HEARTH for kids to run and play. The playground area is suitable for both toddlers and school aged children and is completed with a bench for our Program Participants to watch their children play.

Sports Court

Offering not only basketball but volleyball, bat mitten, deck hockey and so much more. To the side of the sports court is a large grassy area where kid’s can play kick ball or even soccer. What better way for a family to bond, than through fun sporting activities?
 
These outdoor spaces are so important for the development of children. It gives them a safe place to enjoy the normal activities that children need for growth, interaction, understanding competition and more

Computer Lab

We have a computer lab, available to all of our program participants to use whenever they want.

In the center, our participants have use of two computers, hardwired to the internet. A printer is available too.

Participants in our program can use the computers to job search, write resumes and cover letters, or work on school papers. The center is open 24/7 for convenience.

Laundry Facilities

Fitness Studio

Your Path to Safety & Support

 

Program criteria: 

  • A mother with guardianship of one to four children (inclusive of those who identify as a woman with guardianship of one to four children).
  • Experiencing homelessness or imminent housing insecurity due to domestic violence or trauma.
  • Possession of legal documents for self and children for whom you have guardianship and ability to provide copies upon acceptance into the program.
  • Ability to provide proof of income and meet income requirements.
  • Must be willing to work full-time OR attend an education program full-time that is reasonably expected to increase your income by the time you graduate from HEARTH OR a combination of both to equal full-time.
  • 180 days of sobriety and willing to continue sobriety while at HEARTH. 

1) Contact us

Fill out our contact form to star your application.

2) Initial screening

Our team will review your information to determine eligibility and schedule an in-person interview.

3) Intake and move-in

Once accepted we'll guide you through the intake proces and help you move into your new home.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Transitional housing provides safe, stable housing for families while they work toward securing permanent housing. It includes supportive services to help families build independence.

HEARTH provides fully furnished two and three bedroom apartments where families can live in a safe, supportive environment while participating in the program.

To get started, families or those referring someone can fill out the contact form on our Get Help page to request an application by email. If you have questions or would prefer to speak with someone directly, our front desk team is available at 412-366-9081.

Rent is based on a family’s take-home income. For families without income, a flat program fee is applied.

Yes—safety and dignity are at the heart of everything we do. Our location is confidential, the building is secured at all times, and only authorized individuals are permitted on the property. Security cameras help monitor the campus, and each family has their own private living space, along with access to shared amenities like laundry facilities and community gathering areas.

HEARTH serves families in the greater Pittsburgh area, with housing located in the North Hills area, just north of downtown Pittsburgh.

You Deserve Better

Start your family’s journey to healing and wholeness

A child is a mother’s heart in human form, and we know you don’t want to see them to experience the pain of abuse or trauma.