
Courtney Cuvo | Victaulic
emergency support
ASSIST is an emergency support program that assists people who are facing homelessness or other emergencies. We conduct a comprehensive assessment of need and provide vouchers for financial assistance to eligible individuals and families, as well as information and referrals to a wide variety of community resources. The ASSIST office is located in our Fowler Literacy Center building: 200 Ferry Street, Easton, PA.
The program is intended to help people in crisis to establish stability and to assist them in moving to a more secure future.
ProJeCt is part of the Pennsylvania Continuum of Care and utilizes Coordinated Entry / Pennsylvania 2-1-1 to assist those who are at-risk of homelessness. Pennsylvania 2-1-1 East is a free, confidential, non-emergency, comprehensive information and referral service that connects Northampton County residents with the health and human services they need.
You can reach 2-1-1 by dialing 2-1-1 or (855) 567-5341. 2-1-1 is not intended for emergency use. If you have an emergency, call 9-1-1.
Courtney Cuvo | Victaulic
EMERGENCY SUPPORT SERVICES

INFORMATION & REFERRALS
ProJeCt helps clients navigate and connect to community resources and provides information and case
management as needed.

EYE EXAMS & GLASSES
Individuals and families without vision insurance or the ability to obtain eye exams may qualify for one exam and one pair of glasses.

RENTAL ASSISTANCE
We may provide one month's rent to
those who qualify. Applicants must
provide documentation and demonstrate their ability to sustain housing once assistance has been provided.

UTILITY ASSISTANCE
Seniors age 60+ may qualify for
assistance paying their home
heating fuel bill. Limited metered
utility assistance (includes gas,
electricity, water, and sewer service)
is also available for qualified
individuals or households

FOOD PANTRY
ProJeCt operates the largest Full
Choice Food Pantry in Northampton
County. Northampton County
residents without the ability to
purchase enough food may receive a
3-4 day supply of food once per month.