St. Philip Neri Family Center
The St. Philip Neri Family Center was established in 2009 to serve the residents living in the St. Clair-Superior and Glenville neighborhoods of Cleveland. As a family center, the programs and services offered help to strengthen the family unit and help provide children with the opportunity to grow and prosper in a safe, caring environment.
In addition to programs and services offered by Catholic Charities, other organizations provide health and medical assistance and referrals, a coffee shop, Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, GED preparation, after school and summer tutoring.
Archbishop Edward F. Hoban Award Proclamation
Contact
Phyllis J. Price
799 East 82nd Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44103
216.391.4415
Programs and Services
Young Parent Program
Purpose: The Young Parenting Program (YPP) is a, alternative education program for pregnant and parenting teens. YPP offers pregnant teens a comprehensive, coordinated program of education, social services and personal enrichment opportunities.
Population Served: Pregnant 14-18 years old.
Criteria:When enrolling you must be pregnant.
Fees:None
Major Funders: Accredited teacher is provided by the Cleveland Metropolitan School District.
Head Start
Purpose: quality preschool education for children 3-5 years of age.
Population Served: Must reside in St. Clair-Superior or Glenville neighborhoods
Criteria:Must meet income eligibility requirements
Fees:None
Major Funders:Federal funding, Council for Economic Opportunities in Greater Cleveland (CEOGC)
Emergency Assistance Hot Meal
Purpose: To serve a nutritious hot meal
Population Served: Individuals in need of a meal
Criteria:Must reside in these designated zip code zones: 44103, 44106, 44108
Fees:None
Major Funders:Cleveland Food Bank
Food Pantry
Purpose: Provides three meals for three days to each household member
Population Served: Persons of all ages, race and religious beliefs living in the geographical area. Unemployed/Underemployed,Senior Citizen
Criteria:Must reside in these designated zip code zones:44103, 44106, 44108. Must provide proof address, income, family size.
Fees:None
Major Funders:Cleveland Food Bank
Rental and Utility Assistance
Purpose: To prevent homelessness and to prevent utility shutoff.
Population Served: Anyone living in the geographical area served
Criteria:Must provide identification, social security number, proof of family, proof of income, and proof of family size.
Fees:None
Major Funders:Annual Appeal
Summer Lunch Program
Purpose: To provide a nutritious lunch to children during the summer
Population Served: Children, 3 – 18 years old
Criteria:Must reside in these designated zip code zones:
44103, 44106, 44108
Fees:None
Major Funders:United States Department of Education
Bus Tickets
Purpose: To provide transportation to clients who have appointments
Population Served: Anyone living in the geographical area
Criteria:Verification of appointments
Fees:None
Major Funders:Annual Appeal
Ursuline Institute of Learning
Purpose: Using multifaceted techniques through individual instruction, our tutors at the (UIL) provide for enrichment and/or remediation in various disciplines for adults and students from preschool through college and beyond. 216.780.5416
Population Served:Students in grades 1-8
Criteria:Students in grades 1-8
Fees:None
Major Funders:Grants
St. Philip Neri Alcoholics Anonymous
Purpose: To provide a place for fellowship of men and women to share their experience and strengths while encouraging others to achieve and maintain sobriety
216 262-7517
Population Served:Anyone in recovery
Criteria:None
Fees:None
Major Funders:None
Employment Services
Purpose: To provide job search services (including using the Internet) and to assist with resume preparation and to offer a Job Club, which is held on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month from 10:00am to noon.
216-426-9870 Ext. 20
Population Served:Anyone who is search for a job
Criteria:None
Fees:None
Major Funders:Catholic Charities Annual Appeal. Offered in cooperation with Catholic Charities Employment and Training office.
Summer Program
Purpose: Provides a safe and nurturing environment that promotes positive recreational activities and personal development
Population Served:Youth 8-14 years of age
Criteria:Must reside in geographical area served
Fees:$10.00 registration fee
Major Funders:Catholic Charities Annual Appeal, grants
Project Health Outreach of Prevention and Empowerment
Purpose: Project H.O.P.E of Cleveland, Inc. has provides free basic health-related screenings, evaluations, education, financial assistance for health issues and medical referrals.
Population Served:Project H.O.P.E. mainly serves people residing in the St. Clair, Superior and Glenville neighborhoods.
Criteria:None
Fees:None
Major Funders:Private donations and grants