Role: private-pay hoarding-related peer support and practical assistance; geography: confirm current Beaver County service area and travel; cost/eligibility: private-pay, ask for current rates and scope; emergency limit: not crisis response or emergency cleanup | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
The Peer Tree
Ask whether current one-to-one peer support or practical assistance fits your goals and location. Confirm scope, travel, rates, scheduling, and any limits before arranging services.
Role: digital peer-support pathway for people affected by hoarding and their supporters; geography: online; cost/eligibility: confirm current access and any fees in the app; emergency limit: not therapy, clinical care, or emergency support | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Unburied
Explore peer connection and practical tools at your own pace. Use the service for ongoing peer support, not diagnosis, clinical treatment, or urgent safety needs.
Role: confidential peer listening and support; geography: Beaver County; cost/eligibility: the Association says its resident services are no-cost; hours listed 6–10 p.m. daily; emergency limit: not a crisis line | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Mental Health Association in Beaver County Warmline
Call 724-775-9507 to speak with the Warmline during its listed evening hours. If you need crisis response, use 988 or Beaver County Crisis Services instead.
Role: peer-run social and recovery activities; geography: Beaver County; cost/eligibility: free membership for county residents age 18+ who are current or past recipients of mental-health or co-occurring services; emergency limit: not crisis or clinical care | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Phoenix Drop-In Center
The Mental Health Association describes a peer-run center with activities and member supports. Call before visiting to confirm current hours, membership steps, calendar, and any activity-specific details.
Role: outpatient behavioral-health care; geography: Beaver Falls and surrounding service area; cost/eligibility: confirm appointment openings, accepted insurance, and income-based sliding-fee eligibility; emergency limit: not crisis or emergency care | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Primary Health Network — Beaver Falls Behavioral Health
The location page lists counseling and psychiatric providers at 1302 Seventh Avenue, Beaver Falls. It offers a sliding discount to eligible underinsured or uninsured patients; ask about current providers, specialty fit, and payment before scheduling.
Role: substance-use screening, assessment, treatment referral, and funding navigation; geography: Beaver County; cost/eligibility: county-funded assistance depends on eligibility and insurance; emergency limit: not overdose or medical emergency response | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Beaver County Drug and Alcohol Program
The county Single County Authority says it can help residents find an appropriate level of treatment and may assist uninsured or underinsured residents. Ask about the free assessment, provider network, cost, and current access; call 911 for an overdose emergency.
Role: homelessness prevention, housing navigation, basic needs, and shelter screening; geography: Beaver County; cost/eligibility: call to confirm household fit, documents, and current openings; emergency limit: not police, fire, or medical dispatch | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
The Cornerstone of Beaver County
Call the 24-hour homeless hotline at 724-846-6400 before traveling. The organization lists a 24-hour men’s shelter; for women and families it connects callers with other shelter options. Capacity, intake, and placement must be confirmed directly.
Role: county homeless-assistance and community-services program navigation; geography: Beaver County; cost/eligibility: services and subgrants have separate eligibility, funding, and openings; emergency limit: not guaranteed rent aid or shelter placement | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Beaver County Community Services Program
The county describes a Homeless Assistance Program that may include shelter, case management, transitional housing, rental assistance, and referrals through partner agencies. Ask which agency currently handles intake and what funding is available.
Role: affordable housing and rental-assistance applications; geography: Beaver County; cost/eligibility: income, household, and program rules apply; ask about waitlists and current openings; emergency limit: not emergency shelter | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Housing Authority of the County of Beaver
The Authority manages affordable housing options and lists its administrative office at 300 State Avenue in Beaver. Call to confirm which applications are open, income limits, documentation, accessibility needs, and wait times.
Role: home-energy efficiency and safety improvements; geography: Beaver County homeowners and renters; cost/eligibility: free for eligible households meeting current income or benefit rules; a waiting list applies; emergency limit: not home repair or renovation | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Beaver County Weatherization Program
The Housing Authority says income at or below 200% of the federal poverty guideline or receipt of SSI or TANF may qualify, subject to program rules. It reports a substantial waiting list and says the program does not repair roofs or foundations; call to verify current criteria and timing.
Role: older-adult information, care management, and in-home service navigation; geography: Beaver County residents age 60+; cost/eligibility: programs may require assessment, priority, and participant cost share; emergency limit: not emergency response | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Beaver County Office on Aging
Call the Information and Referral office to ask about care management, in-home meals, homemaking, respite, caregiver supports, or transportation. The county says services depend on need and program guidelines; confirm eligibility before relying on a service.
Role: fixed-route, shared-ride, and non-emergency medical transportation; geography: Beaver County and listed regional routes; cost/eligibility: fares, advance booking, trip area, and Medical Assistance rules differ by service; emergency limit: not ambulance transport | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Beaver County Transit Authority
Route 3 includes Beaver, Rochester, and Vanport. BCTA Shared requires advance reservation, while MATP serves eligible Medical Assistance members traveling to covered health care. Confirm the exact pickup, destination, schedule, fare, and eligibility before a trip.
Role: food-bank locator, pantry referrals, and SNAP application support; geography: regional network serving Beaver County; cost/eligibility: pantry rules and schedules vary; ask the Food Bank or pantry before traveling; emergency limit: not emergency medical response | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
Use the food finder with your ZIP code or call the Food Bank’s help line to locate an appropriate pantry and ask about SNAP enrollment support. Its network describes income and emergency criteria; the individual pantry confirms current access and hours.
Role: applications and renewals for health coverage, food, cash, and energy benefits; geography: Pennsylvania; cost/eligibility: household and program criteria apply; emergency limit: not utility emergency response | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Pennsylvania COMPASS
COMPASS is the state’s online access point for programs including Medical Assistance, SNAP, cash assistance, and LIHEAP. Check current application windows, eligibility, and required documents; submitting an application does not guarantee benefits.
Role: civil legal-help intake, including tenant and protection-from-abuse matters; geography: Beaver County; cost/eligibility: income and case rules apply, with some exceptions; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch or a guarantee of representation | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Neighborhood Legal Services — Beaver County
Call the Beaver County office to ask whether your civil legal issue fits and whether you qualify. NLS lists landlord-tenant and Protection from Abuse matters among its services; intake hours and any safe-to-text preference should be confirmed.
Role: public library, information, programs, and online resources; geography: Beaver borough area; cost/eligibility: public access is listed; a library card may be needed to borrow or use some digital services; emergency limit: not emergency support | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Beaver Area Memorial Library
The library is at 100 College Avenue in Beaver and lists in-person and online services. Call or check its website for current hours, card requirements, and accessible services before traveling.
Role: county recycling and material-disposal information; geography: county residents, at Brady’s Run Park in Beaver Falls; cost/eligibility: accepted materials and fees vary; call and check the current calendar; emergency limit: not household trash pickup or cleanout service | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Beaver County Recycling Center
The county lists accepted recyclable materials, limited operating days, and possible fees. Confirm that the item is accepted, whether a fee applies, and the center is open before loading or transporting anything; disposal rules do not replace a safety assessment.
Role: borough-specific recycling, waste, property-maintenance, and municipal-service information; geography: Beaver Borough addresses only; cost/eligibility: rules and collection depend on address and current calendar; emergency limit: not countywide cleanup or emergency response | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Beaver Borough Resident Services
The borough page describes its local recycling calendar, hauler contacts, and property-maintenance rules. First confirm the address is inside Beaver Borough, then verify current collection instructions and accepted materials; nearby municipalities set different rules.
Role: county emergency preparedness and public-alert registration; geography: Beaver County; cost/eligibility: sign-up is available through the county; verify current delivery options; emergency limit: not a substitute for calling 911 | Beaver, Beaver County, PA
Beaver County Emergency Alerts
The county Emergency Services office coordinates preparedness and offers alerts through the county system. Use alerts for public notices and follow official instructions; they do not provide individual crisis, housing, or cleanup support.