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Volunteers of America of Pennsylvania

Volunteers of America of Pennsylvania

Volunteers of America Pennsylvania (1896), an affiliate of the national organization, operates 28 human service programs in the Commonwealth.

Did you mark your calendar to attend VOAPA's Ruth's Place 18th Annual Walk forRuth's Placeth's Place? Check us out 👉 www.voapa.org/ruths-place/ ... See MoreSee Less
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With dangerous temperatures in our area, Volunteers of America of Pennsylvania set up small outdoor cooling stations around our River St. office in Wilkes-Barre, available today and tomorrow. Whether you need a break from the heat or a bottle of water, we're here for you. A heartfelt thank you toGreater Wyoming Valley Chamber of Commercemerce andRainbow Allianceiance for donating more than 20 cases of water to help keep our neighbors safe during the heat wave. Staying cool is a community effort! Need more help? Give us a call at (855) 202-4741. ... See MoreSee Less
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So thankful to Bytes for Hope - A Project of LNE 2026 for taking on this incredible project and helping transform space at Ruth's PlacePlace. The love, care, and thought put into every detail has already made such a meaningful difference. 💙 ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you to The Luzerne Foundation and the Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) for selecting us as one of this year’s project recipients! We are incredibly grateful for your support and inspired by the dedication these students have shown to strengthening our community through thoughtful philanthropy and leadership.Congratulations to all of the awardees and to the YAC Class of 2026 on an amazing year! ... See MoreSee Less
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During National Public Health Week, join VOA in recognizing the vital role of community health workers.When Stace, a young mom navigating an unplanned pregnancy with limited support, came to Volunteers of America of Pennsylvania, she was welcomed with open arms. With the guidance of a dedicated community health worker, she gained access to critical resources, education, and ongoing encouragement. These resources included, but were not limited to, prenatal care, home visits, support through her complex pregnancy, and her baby’s continued medical needs.Despite all her challenges, Stace’s community health worker showed up with stability and trust. Learn more about our community health services and programs in Pennsylvania: www.voapa.org/services/community-health-services/ ... See MoreSee Less
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