ACTION-Housing, Inc.

Action Housing is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating affordable housing solutions and enhancing community development in the Pittsburgh region. Its mission is to empower people to build more secure and self-sufficient lives through the provision of decent, affordable housing and essential supportive services. Action Housing provides a range of services, including real estate development, weatherization, housing stabilization, programs for foster youth at risk of homelessness, and supportive services that promote stability and self-sufficiency.

Founded in 1957, Action Housing has been a cornerstone of support for individuals and families across Southwestern Pennsylvania for over six decades. Through affordable housing, supportive services, and emergency assistance, they've helped thousands avoid homelessness, regain stability, and build brighter futures. Whether it's guiding someone through a housing crisis or helping a young adult transition out of foster care, Action Housing meets people where they are-with compassion, dignity, and real solutions. By collaborating with local governments, community leaders, and stakeholders, Action Housing aims to ensure that all individuals and families have access to safe, affordable, and sustainable housing options.

Action Housing by the Numbers:
- Owns over 2,000 units of affordable housing
- Operates 47 buildings
- Serves over 10,000 people annually

For more information, visit www.actionhousing.org.

Testimonials

"At our lowest point, facing homelessness, this organization became our lifeline. The Action Housing team treated us with dignity and compassion. They didn't just help us stay housed; they restored our faith in humanity. We're forever grateful and inspired to pay it forward." James P.

"After a medical emergency left me behind on rent, I felt hopeless. The late fees kept piling up, and I couldn't catch up. Then I found Action Housing. It was a true blessing - they were kind, compassionate, and lifesaving. I'll never forget the support they gave me when I needed it most." Tina G.