Union County Food Hub is Underway at The Miller Center!

The Hub will serve as a centralized storage and distribution center for existing pantries and distribution programs to provide fresh produce and other nutritious perishables as well as non-perishable dry goods.

For more information on the Union County Food Hub, contact Nicole Peterson, Food Security Coordinator at CAA, at npeterson@union-snydercaa.org or (570) 374-0181.

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JMeg Ministries seeks to share the love of Jesus through the ministries of service and missions. Founded in November 2012, JMeg is the result of God’s call on Dave and Dottie Jones. Seeking to take the church outside its walls, and reach out to “the least of these”, Dave and Dottie have stepped out in faith to share the love of Jesus.

Serving Our Community’s Physical Needs

At JMeg, we know that some needs are urgent, and it can be difficult to know where to turn when an emergency arises. We are here to help during those times. Jeremiah’s Closet exists to meet your needs. Jeremiah’s Closet focuses on clothing. However, assistance in providing other items such as shoes, personal hygiene items, infant supplies, household items, furniture, school supplies, and food may be available. JMeg may also assist in referring to other agencies.

Serving Our Community’s Spiritual And Emotional Needs.

At JMeg, we believe that meeting your emotional and spiritual needs is just as important as meeting your physical needs, so in times of crisis, we are here to help with free counseling services through J29LPS.

Neighborly

Neighborly helps individuals and families find free or reduced-cost services in their communities. Search for local resources to access food, housing, child care, transportation, utility assistance, healthcare, financial assistance and other needs. Just enter your zip code to begin.

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Free Wi-fi Locations

Go to your nearest Weis Market, Dunkin Donuts, McDonalds, Public Library, Sheetz Stations, and some Pizza Hut Restaurants.

Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in Northumberland, Snyder, and Union counties by addressing the root cause of social problems. We develop long-term social change by engaging communities to address identified areas of impact. For more information, click on on ICON on the right to go to the United Way webpage.

SNAP is a Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which applicants can complete by telephone, can help families with groceries and other necessities. See income guidelines on the chart to the left. CALL: 1-833-834-2900 for information or assistance.

For Expectant Woman and Families with Young Children An additional program is available. WIC - Woman - Infants-Children supplies food from local grocery stores and farmers' markets, nutrition education and health screenings for children up to the age of 5. CALL: 1-800-942-9467 for more information. (Income guidelines required)

Northumberland County WIC

Snyder County WIC

Union County WIC

PA Link to Community Care

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The PA Link to Community Care website is designed to help persons with disabilities and seniors find information that will connect them to supports and services in their community. We hope that this site will help you or a loved one make the best and most informed decisions.

Consumers and family members can access a home care directory of organizations that provide in-home services and supports. You may search for specific services such as personal care, assistance with activities of daily living, companionship, respite and habilitation. Search results can be filtered by county to find agencies within your community.

Educational materials and additional community resources for a variety of topics can be accessed through PA Link to Community Care. Resources are available for consumers, family members, and social service and community providers.

DIG Furniture is now located in Milton. DIG was founded in early 2020 from an observed need in rural, central Pennsylvania. We are inspired and mentored by a nationwide network of furniture banks. The concept is much like a food bank, but only for furniture and household goods. While each furniture bank is different, we all have one thing in common: we believe that there is enough for everybody. Click on the ICON for more information on their website or call. 570-658-9880