United Communities Southeast Philadelphia (Is-Past): Difference between revisions

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Old URL: ucsep.org

United Communities Southeast Philadelphia girls making "blessing bags" for homeless people.

The mission of United Communities Southeast Philadelphia is to improve the quality of life for every generation and member of the multicultural community we serve by providing educational, advocacy, and social programs.

Basic Needs
Case Management
Education
Community Initiatives

Note: The above descriptive information came from the organization's About page.

In The News

7 organizations offering digital literacy resources in Philadelphia, Technical.ly Philly, May 14, 2019.

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-{{toplink|url=http://www.ucsep.org|name=ucsep.org}}'''United Communities Southeast Philadelphia''' (UCSEP) {{gives}}<blockquote>United Communities Southeast Philadelphia has a long and rich tradition of service to children, adults, and families residing in Southeast Philadelphia. United Communities was established in 1969 through the merger of three settlement houses that date back to 1847. For the past 48 years, United Communities has carried out the original settlement mission to promote the educational and economic advancement of individuals and families within its host neighborhoods.<br><br>Through our years of service, we have established and maintained strong relationships with local schools and community-based organizations. Our partnerships with other organizations have enabled United Communities to enhance its programming for youth and increase the visibility of our agency.<br><br>United Communities currently operates two facilities, each of which serves as a major hub for community resources and spirit in three very low income, diverse areas of Southeast Philadelphia: the Houston Center (8th Street and Snyder Avenue) and Southwark House (Front & Ellsworth Street). In addition, United Communities also operates afterschool programs at the Sharswood Elementary, Southwark Elementary, Vare-Washington Elementary, and Fell Elementary Schools as well as Furness High School.<br><br>The Client Services Department is designed to assist families in a holistic manner by improving their quality of life and movement towards self-sufficiency through a variety of social service programs and resources. All clients must go through an initial intake process which includes completing an assessment to clarify household circumstances which will allow us to target appropriate programs and resources.<br><br>United Communities Southeast Philadelphia’s Case Management programs, conducted primarily in the home, are offered free of charge to families in their designated service areas. Case Managers connect families with community resources to meet a variety of goals through making referrals and linkages.</blockquote>
+<big>''No Current URL''</big>
+In June 2026 we checked the main link of this page, and it went to a parked domain. A search yielded no substitute, so for now, unless we're told otherwise, we preserve the following information as history:
+<big>''Old URL:''&ensp;ucsep.org</big>
+[[File:UCSEP.jpg|300px|thumb|right|United Communities Southeast Philadelphia girls making "blessing bags" for homeless people.]]
+The mission of United Communities Southeast Philadelphia is to improve the quality of life for every generation and member of the multicultural community we serve by providing educational, advocacy, and social programs.
+*Basic Needs
+*Case Management
+*Education
+*Community Initiatives
+''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above descriptive information came from the organization's [http://ucsep.org/about/ About] page.
+==In The News==
+*[http://technical.ly/philly/2019/05/14/6-organizations-offering-digital-literacy-resources-in-philadelphia/ 7 organizations offering digital literacy resources in Philadelphia], Technical.ly Philly, May 14, 2019.
 ==See Also==
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 [[Category:Does-After_School_Activities]][[Category:Does-Case_Management]]
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+[[Category:Is-Nonprofit_Organization]] [[Category:Is-Past]] [[Category:Is-Social_Service]]
 [[Category:Is-Member_Of-Philadelphia Coalition for Affordable Communities]]
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