Harrisburg Area Food Pantry
◷ Mon–Fri 9:30 AM–12:30 PM; 3rd Saturday
⌖ 2135 N. 6th St., Camp Curtin YMCA
The Movement supports neighbors across our region. Find food, housing and utility help, older-adult services, tenant advocacy and rental opportunities in Harrisburg and Dauphin County.
Search by pantry, city or community. Always confirm schedules before traveling.
◷ Mon–Fri 9:30 AM–12:30 PM; 3rd Saturday
⌖ 2135 N. 6th St., Camp Curtin YMCA
◷ Daily at 4:30 PM, 365 days a year
⌖ 611 Reily St., Harrisburg
◷ Lunch daily at 12:30 PM
⌖ 234 South St., Harrisburg
◷ Monday–Friday at 7 AM
⌖ 506 S. 29th St., Harrisburg
◷ Call before visiting
⌖ 56 Banks St., Harrisburg
◷ Call before visiting
⌖ 1251 Highland St., Steelton
◷ 1st & 3rd Saturday, 10 AM–Noon
⌖ 1605 Parkway West, Harrisburg
◷ Mon–Fri 7:30 AM–4 PM; appointment required
⌖ 295 State Dr., Elizabethville
◷ Friday, 1–4 PM
⌖ 20 S. 2nd St., Harrisburg
◷ 2nd Thursday, 11 AM–2:30 PM; 4th Thursday, 2–5:30 PM
⌖ 2217 Derry St., Harrisburg
◷ 3rd Saturday, 9–11 AM
⌖ 2339 N. 6th St., Harrisburg
◷ 1st & 3rd Saturday, 10:30 AM–12:30 PM
⌖ 6570 Mifflin Ave., Harrisburg
◷ Three Thursdays monthly, 6–7:30 PM by appointment
⌖ 56 Banks St., Harrisburg
◷ Thursday, 5–7 PM
⌖ 1227 Berryhill St., Harrisburg
Schedules reviewed in August 2026. Supplies, eligibility and holiday hours can change.
Most placements for women and families begin with HELP Ministries. Men should call Bethesda before arrival.
⌖ 413 S. 19th St., Harrisburg
First point of contact for YWCA and Interfaith Family Shelter placements; beds are first-come and subject to availability.
⌖ 611 Reily St., Harrisburg
Emergency shelter and longer-term recovery. Call before arrival.
⌖ Grace UMC, 216 State St., Harrisburg
Year-round walk-in shelter. Guest arrival 7:30–9:30 PM; shelter closes at 7 AM.
⌖ 9 S. 15th St., Harrisburg
Temporary emergency shelter with case management. Call to ask about current intake and bed availability.
⌖ Confidential placement through the 24-hour hotline
Call the free, confidential hotline for safety planning and available shelter options. Call 911 if in immediate danger.
Shelter availability changes daily. Call before traveling and never pay anyone to reserve an emergency bed.
Filter trusted programs and contact the provider directly.
Free referrals for emergency shelter, rent help, food, utilities and other essential services across Dauphin County.
Homelessness prevention, rental assistance, emergency shelter coordination, utility help and crisis support.
Affordable housing and Housing Choice Voucher information outside Harrisburg City. The HCV waitlist is currently closed.
Public housing and voucher-program information for Harrisburg City residents.
Crisis assistance that may help eligible households prevent utility shutoff or restore essential service when funds are available.
Income-based seasonal help with home-heating bills for eligible renters and homeowners.
Information, benefits counseling, caregiver help, in-home services, meals and referrals for older adults and their families.
Local information and aging-service access for residents north of Peter’s Mountain.
Report suspected abuse, neglect, abandonment or financial exploitation of an older adult.
Free civil legal screening for eligible Dauphin County residents facing eviction, unsafe housing, utility shutoff or other tenant problems.
Rental inspections and complaints involving unsafe conditions, building standards and property-maintenance violations inside Harrisburg City.
Housing-discrimination complaints involving protected classes. Filing deadlines apply, so contact the Commission promptly.
Find job-search assistance, reentry workshops, training and employers that use a fairer application process.
Free job listings, placement help, career counseling, workshops and training connections for Harrisburg-area job seekers.
⌖ 100 N. Cameron St., Harrisburg● Mon–Fri, 8 AM–4:30 PMEducation, job training and long-term employment support for eligible justice-involved adults living in Harrisburg and Dauphin County.
⌖ 500 Maclay St., Harrisburg● Call to confirm residence and justice-involvement eligibilityFree support for employment barriers, résumés, applications and reentry needs, with workshops connected to CareerLink.
⌖ Harrisburg / CareerLink Capital Region● Call to register and confirm the current workshop scheduleDauphin County states it does not ask about criminal history at the application stage, although certain convictions can disqualify applicants from particular positions.
⌖ 2 S. Second St., Harrisburg● Review current county openings and minimum qualificationsA fair-chance process means applicants receive consideration; it does not guarantee that every conviction qualifies for every position.
Compare public transit, senior shared rides, disability transportation and free eligible medical trips.
Fixed-route buses throughout Harrisburg and nearby communities. Adults pay $2 cash or $1.80 prepaid; qualifying riders with disabilities pay $1 half fare.
Advance-reservation shared transportation for approved adults 65+ for medical appointments, shopping, recreation, senior centers and other eligible trips.
Medical Assistance members may receive no-cost transportation to covered appointments and services. The Center for Community Building coordinates enrollment and trips.
Adults ages 18–64 with qualifying disabilities may receive reduced shared-ride fares for trips outside or beyond practical fixed-route service.
These services are not emergency transportation. Apply before riding, schedule ahead and confirm current fares when booking.
Connect with assessment, treatment, certified peer support, case management and recovery-housing referrals.
Call for evaluation, treatment referral and funding assistance for detox, residential, outpatient, intensive outpatient or medication-assisted treatment.
Treatment access is available 24 hours a dayCertified Recovery Specialists can connect residents with recovery houses, basic needs, employment, transportation and support groups.
Ask for recovery support or case managementConfidential, round-the-clock assistance finding substance-use treatment, including options for people without insurance.
Call 1-800-662-HELP or text 717-216-0905Use the Pennsylvania locator for licensed homes, then confirm openings, fees, medication policy, rules and discharge terms before paying.
DDAP licensed locator and PARR certified directoryPlacement, funding and bed availability are not guaranteed. Call the county first for an assessment and the safest current referral.
Connect with trustworthy counseling, regional development help, eligible financing and official licensing guidance.
No-cost, confidential consulting for Dauphin County entrepreneurs on planning, marketing, finances, operations and growth.
⌖ Serves Dauphin County● Appointments available; training may have a feeRegional business assistance, economic-development guidance, connections, financing navigation and support for businesses considering growth.
⌖ 3211 N. Front St., Suite 201, Harrisburg● Business inquiries reviewed during weekday hoursLow-interest financing for eligible new or expanding county businesses for nonresidential property, construction, equipment or machinery.
⌖ Dauphin County Community & Economic Development● Job-creation and use-of-funds requirements applyOfficial help with business registration, taxes, licenses, hiring and small/diverse-business certification for state contracting.
⌖ Pennsylvania statewide online service● Use the official state checklist before paying a third partyPrograms and funding availability were reviewed in August 2026. The Movement provides referrals and does not guarantee financing, grants or business results.
Compare published screening standards from companies serving Harrisburg.
⌖ 1419 N. 3rd St., Harrisburg
⌖ 4411 N. Front St., Harrisburg
⌖ 1065 Valley Rd., Marysville; serves Harrisburg
⌖ Greater Harrisburg region
⌖ Harrisburg-area rentals
The Movement does not endorse a company, collect fees or guarantee approval. Requirements were reviewed in August 2026 and may change.