For one week each September immigrants and long-time residents come together in communities across our country to build connections, promote cross-cultural understanding, and raise awareness of the economic, social, and cultural benefits of being a welcoming community. In years past, UNC has joined with community partners to host Welcoming Scranton...
UNC's Community Revitalization Team is seeking input from residents, businesses, and other stakeholders in the Pine Brook section of Scranton to help guide the direction of the neighborhood's future. The Pine Brook area falls between Olive Street and New York Street, and between the Lackawanna River and North Washington Avenue. Residents...
The Lackawanna County Housing Coalition has released a housing needs survey to collect critical, up-to-date information about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the residents of Lackawanna County. The survey is intended for tenants, landlords, homeowners, and community organization staff and is available online in both English and Spanish...
To help working parents with the demands of online school this fall, UNC is offering support for virtual learning in our three Child Care Centers. Children from all school districts are welcome, and staff have been working with the Scranton School District to align with their educational requirements. UNC’s Child...
Plans to revitalize the Pine Brook section of Scranton are moving forward. Earlier this year, United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania received funding from the state, the Margaret Briggs Foundation, and the Scranton Area Community Foundation to devise an improvement plan for the area of Scranton that falls between Olive...
Project Hope, the day camp run by United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania, is offering free at-home programming for children this summer. In-person camp at the Camp Kelly location was canceled due to concerns about COVID-19. Take-home boxes of food and activities for children ages 5 to 18 will be provided...
A Message to Our Friends, Neighbors, Program Participants and Visitors: As our county moves into a “yellow phase” with fewer restrictions on business operations, United Neighborhood Centers will gradually reopen more on-site services. In the interest of health and safety, we have made some modifications and will be implementing new procedures...
On Friday, June 5, United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania will join other area non-profits in a day of giving sponsored by the Scranton Area Community Foundation, The Luzerne Foundation, Greater Pike Community Foundation, Wayne County Community Foundation, and the Northeastern Pennsylvania Nonprofit & Community Assistance Center. From 12:00 am to...
United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania
425 Alder Street
Scranton, PA 18505
Phone: 570-346-0759
Fax: 570-207-4242
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