Lancaster County Food Hub
◷ Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri, 9:30–11:45 AM
⌖ 812 N. Queen St., Lancaster
The Movement supports neighbors beyond York. Use this hub to find food, housing and utility help, older-adult services, tenant advocacy and rental opportunities across Lancaster County.
Search by pantry, town or neighborhood. Always confirm schedules before traveling.
◷ Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri, 9:30–11:45 AM
⌖ 812 N. Queen St., Lancaster
◷ Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, 9 AM–1 PM
⌖ 121 S. Prince St., Lancaster
◷ 2nd & 4th Wednesday, 2–6 PM
⌖ 407 Howard Ave., Lancaster
◷ Tuesday & Thursday, Noon–1 PM
⌖ 407 Howard Ave., Lancaster
◷ Monday–Friday, 8:30–9:45 AM
⌖ 29 E. Walnut St., Lancaster
◷ 1st & 3rd Friday, 6–7 PM
⌖ 105 Earland Dr., New Holland
◷ Wednesday 5–8 PM; Saturday 9:30 AM–Noon
⌖ 104 E. Main St., Lititz
◷ Breakfast, lunch and supper sites throughout the week
⌖ Multiple Lancaster locations
◷ 1st Saturday, 8–10 AM; doors open at 7:30 AM
⌖ 357 Walnut St., Denver
◷ Monday & Thursday, 9 AM–1 PM
⌖ 334 W. Gramby St., Manheim
◷ Tuesday, 5–6:30 PM; Wednesday, 10–11 AM
⌖ 360 Locust St., Columbia
◷ Wed 2–6:30 PM; Thu–Sat 9 AM–2 PM
⌖ 222 N. George St., Millersville
Schedules reviewed in August 2026. Supplies, eligibility and holiday hours can change.
Lancaster uses a countywide screening system for many shelter placements. Call before traveling.
⌖ Call 211 or text ZIP code to 898211
Call Mon–Fri 7 AM–5 PM for a housing screening and coordinated-entry referral.
⌖ 210 S. Prince St., Lancaster
Singles complete intake through the Access Center. Families need a coordinated-entry referral. County-residency rules apply.
⌖ 110 N. Lime St., Lancaster
Families must be pre-screened and referred through CHART/211; applications remain active for 90 days.
⌖ Confidential shelter location
24-hour hotline; call or text SAFE to 61222. Call 911 if in immediate danger.
⌖ 105 E. Washington St., Elizabethtown
Seasonal shelter with weekday prescreening. Connection to listed northwest county communities is required.
Availability and eligibility can change daily. If anyone is in immediate danger, call 911.
Filter trusted Lancaster County programs and contact the provider directly.
Free, confidential referrals for emergency housing, rent, food, utilities and other essential needs.
Housing Choice Vouchers, affordable-housing programs and connections to the county homelessness response system.
Public housing and Housing Choice Voucher resources for eligible Lancaster City residents.
Resource liaisons help individuals and families address urgent barriers, including doubled-up housing and reentry-related needs.
PPL OnTrack, UGI Customer Assistance, LIHEAP guidance and Lancaster City Water assistance for eligible households.
Income-based help with home heating costs for eligible renters and homeowners during the program season.
Information, referrals, assessments, in-home supports, caregiver resources and protective services for older adults.
Face-to-face assessment and services designed to help eligible older adults remain independent at home.
Report suspected abuse, neglect, abandonment or financial exploitation of an older or care-dependent adult.
Free civil legal screening for eligible Lancaster County residents facing eviction, unsafe housing, utility shutoff or other tenant problems.
Complaint-based inspections for unsafe rental conditions, plumbing, electrical, fire, lead and other property-maintenance violations.
Housing-discrimination complaints involving protected classes under Lancaster City’s Human Relations ordinance.
Connects callers with a Lancaster-area attorney, including landlord–tenant matters.
Connect with current openings, job coaching, funded training possibilities and programs that advocate for applicants with criminal records.
Free job-search services plus a reentry employment program with career counseling, résumé help, employer advocacy, placement and possible funded training.
⌖ 1016 N. Charlotte St., Lancaster● Ask for ReEntry Services, extension 237The county’s official starting point connects returning citizens with PA CareerLink and the Lancaster County Re-Entry Management Organization.
⌖ 150 N. Queen St., Lancaster● County offices Mon–Fri, 8:30 AM–5 PMSTRIVE provides employment preparation and reentry support for people rebuilding their lives after justice-system involvement.
⌖ Serves Lancaster County● Contact STRIVE for current programs and employment opportunitiesAsk CareerLink for its current list of employers willing to consider your specific background; hiring practices and openings change.
Find public buses, door-to-door senior shared rides, work transportation and eligible no-cost medical trips.
Public bus service throughout Lancaster County. Adults pay $1.80 cash; the all-day pass is $3.70 and the 31-day adult pass is $42. Qualifying riders with disabilities pay half fare.
Approved adults 65+ can schedule shared rides for medical appointments, shopping, recreation, senior centers and other trips. Riders pay about 15% of the regular fare.
Eligible Medical Assistance members may receive transportation to covered medical appointments. Depending on ability, the program may use a bus pass or shared-ride service.
A reduced shared-ride option listed for eligible employment trips when regular bus service does not meet the need. Contact Red Rose Access to confirm eligibility and service area.
Reduced-fare and shared-ride programs require approval. Reserve ahead and confirm the fare, pickup window and return trip.
Find assessment, treatment placement, funding guidance and legitimate recovery housing without guessing where to begin.
Call for urgent withdrawal-management screening and help locating detox care. For an overdose or immediate danger, call 911.
Available 24 hours a dayThe county's official guide explains evaluation, treatment recommendations and possible county funding review for eligible uninsured residents.
Funding is limited and requires eligibility reviewConfidential, round-the-clock help finding substance-use treatment, including options for people without insurance.
Call 1-800-662-HELP or text 717-216-0905Use the state locator for licensed homes, then confirm openings, fees, medication policy, house rules and discharge terms before paying.
DDAP licensed locator and PARR certified directoryPlacement, funding and bed availability are not guaranteed. A recovery residence may offer structure and peer support but may not provide clinical treatment.
Start or strengthen a business with trusted counseling, training, funding readiness, local connections and licensing guidance.
Entrepreneur training, coaching and community lending for business owners, including small loans that begin with a free discovery call.
⌖ 100 S. Queen St., Lancaster● Loan approval and terms depend on readinessNo-cost, confidential consulting and learning opportunities for Lancaster County startups and existing small businesses.
⌖ Serves Lancaster County● Request a consulting appointment onlineConnects Lancaster City entrepreneurs with startup resources, local partners, networking and the Cultivate Lancaster support network.
⌖ 115 E. King St., Lancaster● Contact the Alliance for the right local referralOfficial 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 Lancaster County.
⌖ Lancaster
⌖ Serves Lancaster County
⌖ Lancaster office & county listings
⌖ 302 W. Orange St., Lancaster
⌖ 3545 Marietta Ave., Suite DD, Lancaster
⌖ Colebrook, Windsor Court, Cherryhill and other communities
The Movement does not endorse a company, collect fees or guarantee approval. Requirements were reviewed against provider pages and current Lancaster listings in August 2026.