Comcast Internet Essentials: provides low-cost Internet service options

Free Internet Access: check out these local locations for free Internet access

Cerebral Palsy Group:  an online resource for anyone who has been affected by cerebral palsy, birth injuries, or brain injuries. 

Do Better 4 Steve: a non-profit organization founded by the family of a former WSD student, Steve Cammarota. Do Better 4 Steve partners with the Ambler YMCA and Ivy Experience to offer free or low cost access to camps, sports, leadership programs, childcare, college prep, tutoring and many other programs. For more information, contact:contact@dobetterforsteve.org

Kanna for All: provides scholarships for local youth ages 3-18 years to participate in the youth fitness programs at Kanna Fitness in Ambler for free. For more information, email kfastrong@gmail.com

T.H.A.N.K.S.:  provides financial assistance to underprivileged children grades K-12 to explore extracurricular activities in the areas of education, art, sports and music. 

Wissahickon Valley Boys & Girls Club: serves nearly 4,000 children and teens between the ages of 6 and 18 at its three facilities. The club offers nearly 50 different recreational activities each year, character-building programs such as Smart Girls and Passport to Manhood, summer camp and an after school homework assistance program - Project Learn.

YMCA Ambler: provides financial assistance for summer camps and free 7th Grade memberships to the Y and free teen programs. 

Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP): If your child or teen is uninsured and ineligible for or enrolled in Medical Assistance, the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP)  may be able to help. 

Compassionate Closet-Located in Bethlehem Baptist Church: features new or gently worn clean clothing, including jewelry and accessories for men, women, and children.

Commonwealth of PA Financial Assistance Information: view the section For Individuals for information about unemployment compensation, rent/mortgage assistance, utilities, etc. 

Medical Assistance (Welfare and MA): Children with disabilities are eligible for MA regardless of family income. Contact Number: 610-270-3500

Montgomery County Community Connections: one-stop service centers in four locations which serve as a "front door” to County human services. Ask a Community Connections Navicate for help and a referral to various resources based on specific needs.
Community Connection Navicates- versión en español

Commonwealth of PA Financial Assistance Information: view the section For Individuals for information about unemployment compensation, rent/mortgage assistance, utilities, etc. 

Interfaith Housing Alliance: provides services including emergency shelter and transitional for displaced families with children, emergency food relief, and case management and supportive services to help families preserve their dignity and work towards self-sufficiency.

Interfaith Housing Alliance: provides services including emergency shelter and transitional for displaced families with children, emergency food relief, and case management and supportive services to help families preserve their dignity and work towards self-sufficiency.

(LiHeap) Low income Home Energy Assistance Program: provides federally funded assistance in managing costs associated with: home energy bills, energy crises, weatherization and energy-related minor home repairs

Subsidized Housing-Montgomery County Housing Authority

• Bethlehem Baptist Church, 712 Penllyn Pike, Spring House: Food distributions Wednesday 10:00AM-12:30PM, Friday 12:30PM- 1:30PM, Sunday 10:45-11:15. For information call: 215-641-4922
   
• Mattie N. Dixon Community Cupboard: 150 N. Main Street, Ambler - provides food items, a boutique with clothing and household items, a nurse screening program (provided by Abington Health Community Health), educational programs, housing assistance and financial aid in emergency situations. Food distributions Monday & Wednesday 9:30AM-11:30AM. For information call: 215-628-3002
   
• Montco Anti-Hunger Network: A comprehensive list of food pantries available throughout Montgomery County for families.
   
• National Schools Lunch Program (Free and Reduced Breakfast and Lunch Program)
   
• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Free federal benefit program providing low-income households extra money to buy groceries each month.
  El Programa de Asistencia Nutricional Suplementaria
   
• Vegetable Preparation Guide 
   
• Weavers Way: “Food for All” program provides 10% discount on all food for families on SNAP, TANIF, WIC or Medicaid. Also offers Senior Discount Tuesdays – 10% off for anyone 65 or older. The Weavers Way community refrigerator provides access to take food that you need. 

• Because I Love You: Parent & Youth Support Groups
   
• Children Now: Parenting Resources

• Center for Parent and Teen Communication

• FamilyWorx: advocacy team comprised of parents and primary caregivers whose children are involved in the public health system

• Kids Health for Parents, Kids, Teens, and Educators

• National Parenting Center

• Parent Education & Advocacy Leadership (PEAL) Center

• Positive Parenting
• Triple P: Positive Parenting Program: Free parenting program for parents/caregivers of children ages 0-18. Sessions are offered in English and Spanish.