Lydia’s Place, Inc.

710 Fifth Avenue, Suite 2100

Pittsburgh, PA 15219

412-391-1013

412-391-1082 (fax)

info@lydiasplace.org

 

Our Goals

Lydia’s Place works to:

 

· Help incarcerated and recently released women in Allegheny County address their addictions and become stable, productive members of society

 

· Help children and their caregivers cope with the traumatic separation from a parent

 

· Strengthen relationships between incarcerated mothers and their children

 

· Assist mothers as they make permanency decisions for their children

 

· Promote policy changes that better address the needs of incarcerated women and the children of prisoners

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· 7 Flat screen computer monitors.

· New chunky ‘board’ books for toddlers.

· Full-sized personal care items; shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, toothpaste, feminine hygiene products.

· New or gently worn coats and jackets, and hats, scarves, and gloves.

 

United Way Contributor Choice

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Read about Lydia’s Place in the news! 

 

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

· Lydia’s Place and Allegheny County Jail Collaborative Praised by Researchers

 

· When Mom’s Behind Bars

             Part I

             Part II

 

· Sheriff Bans Shackling of Inmates During Childbirth

 

· Kids’ Visiting Area Named for Gwen Elliot

 

Please watch for a feature story on Lydia’s Place in the May 2011 issue of Pittsburgh Magazine!

Mission

Lydia’s Place is a non-profit agency that helps female offenders and their children. 

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OUR WISH LIST

Text Box: “I’ve found Lydia’s Place to be a very helpful and positive place. The ladies within are kind, open and always willing to provide their time and services. Getting help with bus transportation and for state ID both have given me positive rewards in work and other business opportunities. I am truly grateful such a place exists and that the people within are genuine.” ~ Jessica, age 30