Community Activity
SCA serves as an advocate for low-income residents of Schuylkill County. Through an ongoing dialogue with local, state, and federal decision makers, SCA advocates for programs and legislation benefiting low-income Schuylkill County residents.
In addition, case managers provide advocacy services to clients. This ensures support for their needs within the network of various local agencies and systems.
Financial Education: Budgeting 101
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You will need to reference these documents during the YouTube presentation. After you have these documents, please watch the “Budgeting 101” video on SCA’s YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2-VZTiiYF42gxrX1P2MCvQ/
Revitalization Projects
Click on either blurb below to view a story-based project post on the revitalization projects coordinated by SCA.
J.U.N.E. Project
For the City of Pottsville, once crown jewel of the Southern Anthracite region, the road to recovery has been long and arduous.
However, the progress made in rejuvenating and revitalizing neighborhoods in the last several years has been nothing short of astounding.
Elm Street Program
The City of Pottsville’s Elm Street Program is a comprehensive community revitalization program targeted at improving the housing stock, providing economic opportunity, improving the neighborhood infrastructure, developing “green” space, and providing lighting and signage.
SCA is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer.
We are firmly committed to the provision of assistance regardless of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, military status, sexual orientation, or marital/family status.
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