Community Outreach Programs

Because homelessness can be one paycheck loss or other circumstance away for some area families, City Mission strives to bring hope to anyone experiencing hardship in our region. We extend our Meals and Medical Services to community members. City Mission does go beyond these services through our Samaritan Care Food Pantry Center and the WeCare Street Outreach Program to extend a helping hand to those in need.

Samaritan Care Center

Community Goods & Services

Provides supportive services to individuals and families who qualify as low-income in our community. Also, provides support services to City Mission residents upon exit to independent living. Assistance Provided Includes:

Food – People may shop for food when needed, up to twice per month.
Special Events – Special assistance throughout the year, Ex. Back to School backpacks and school supplies for those who qualify, Santa’s workshop gift distribution, etc

Samaritan Care hours are Monday-Friday 9:00 am. – 3:00 p.m.at 84 W. Wheeling Street, Washington, PA 15301. To contact Samaritan Care Center directly, call (724) 222-8530 x 266.

Attention: New Hours / Routine

Provides supportive services to individuals and families who qualify as low-income in our community. Also, provides support services to City Mission residents upon exit to independent living. Assistance is provided as follows:

Food – Once per week per family.
Precautions – A limited number of people will be allowed in Samaritan Care at one time, while shopping with a volunteer..
We will document your name/birthdate for our records.

Samaritan Care hours are Tues & Thu 10:00 am. – 3:00 p.m. at 84 W. Wheeling Street, Washington, PA 15301. For questions, call (724) 222-8530 ext. 266

Canned and dry goods pile up in a Chapel adjacent room

Samaritan Care in Action

WeCare Street Outreach

Community members participating in supervised work

Community Health Care

This program is run by Dr. Monica Speicher and a dedicated team of physicians, nurses, a pharmacist, and others who volunteer about every other week to treat the long-term, chronic homeless in our community every other week. They provide:

Chronic disease management
Care for acute bacterial and viral illnesses
Flu shots to all ages from age 6 months to age 90
Diabetes care
Supplies such as food, clean socks, blankets,and clothing
Provision of medications for the uninsured and underinsured
A warm meal