Improve and stabilize families, housing, and economic security for low-income and other vulnerable residents of southwestern Pennsylvania through legal advice and advocacy. The types of assistance residents received included: job search and barrier removal; trying to rebuild their credit after going into debt; attempt to reinstate their mortgage; become a victim of abuse or discrimination; and the protection of their children. Please legalservices@splas.org email or call 800-846-0871 to request information about services. Southwestern Pennsylvania Legal Aid wants to hear your views on how legal services were provided to you and the quality of the services you received. You don`t have to live in fear. It is available for you protection, and it is not a problem to get it. We can help you get the legal protection you need to protect yourself and your children. And if you qualify, our help is free for you. And because we are a non-profit organization, our services are completely free. To get started, take a look at our services below and contact us to apply.

We offer free legal assistance for family, housing and economic difficulties. From custody and domestic violence to housing and employment issues, we`ve seen it all. We understand what you are going through and would like to do what we can to help you. Click here to contact the Fair Housing Law Center or our taxpayer clinic. From youth custody and addiction support, when it comes to your family, SPLA is there for you. Our lawyers and paralegals relieve the pressure without worrying about finances. Through our legal advice or representation, we want to help you achieve a fair outcome and move forward, whether you need to protect yourself or your family, your home or your financial future. Since its founding in 1968, Southwestern Pennsylvania Legal Services, Inc. (SPLAS) has been the leading provider of legal advice and representation to low-income citizens. SPLAS has been serving residents of Washington, Greene, Fayette and Somerset counties for over forty years.

Our mission is to ensure that no individual or family in our community denies access to professional legal advice solely on the basis of insolvency. We assist our clients with a wide range of civil law matters, particularly those of an urgent nature. We also work with our clients to improve their ability to be independent by maintaining and/or enforcing their right to necessary economic, employment, housing, medical and other public resources. Victims of domestic violence are represented free of charge, regardless of income. If this organization has submitted an amended statement, this may not be reflected in the following data. Duplicate download links may be due to new submissions or changes to an organization`s original declaration. In addition to the raw summary data, we link PDFs and digital copies of complete Form 990 documents where possible. These are separate IRS publications of Form 990 documents that are processed by the agency and that we update regularly. 10 West Cherry Ave.Washington, PA 15301Phone: 724.225.6170Fax: 724.250.1078 This website contains an overview of the organization as well as links and contact information for each of our participating charities.

We also provided each charity`s tax identification number so that donors who wish to view more detailed financial and governance information can access that charity`s Form 990 through irs.gov. The data that supports this website is available programmatically via an API. Read API documentation » Sign up to receive ProPublica`s biggest stories straight to your inbox. Not-for-profit organizations that spend $750,000 or more on federal grants in a fiscal year must file an audit of their finances and compliance. Some are program-specific, while others, called „individual audits,“ are organization-wide. Nonprofit Explorer has PDFs of these audits for selected nonprofits for fiscal year 2015 and beyond. They are provided by the Federal Audit Clearinghouse. 218 North Kimberley Ave.Suite 101Somerset, PA 15501Phone: 814.443.4615Fax: 814.444.0331. For those who wish to obtain the original data from the source, our data comes from here: The extracted financial data is not available for this tax period, but the audit documents can be downloaded.

We also link to copies of not-for-profit organizations that have spent $750,000 or more on federal grants in a single fiscal year since 2016. These audits are copied by the Federal Audit Clearinghouse. We know how it feels when everything seems out of control. From police custody cases to domestic violence, from evictions to economic hardship, we have dealt with them. And they stood with people like you to represent them in and out of court, to protect their rights, to help them through a difficult time in life. Domestic Violence Emergencies should come to the office at 63 South Washington St., Waynesburg, PA. Nonprofit Explorer has organizations that seek tax exemption in each of the 27 subsections of Section 501(c) of the tax code and have filed a Form 990, Form 990EZ, or Form 990PF. Taxable trusts and private foundations that are required to file a Form 990PF are also included. Small organizations that file a Form 990N „E-Postcard“ are not included in this data.