HUNGER CENTER

Our Hunger Center program is comprised of a choice model food pantry, a community meal, and a monthly Mobile Pantry. Through the food pantry, neighbors can visit as needed to select 3-5 days’ worth of groceries such as pantry staples, fresh bread, fresh produce, and various perishable and non-perishable items. Every Tuesday evening, community residents can join us for a free, hot community meal. In addition, on the first Monday of the month*, we host our Mobile Pantry; neighbors can come by and stock up on fresh fruits and vegetables.

*If the first Monday of the month falls on a holiday, the Mobile Pantry distribution will be rescheduled for the following Monday.

Hunger Center
Tuesday - Friday from 11:30 am - 2:00 pm
Community Meal
Every Tuesday at 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Mobile Pantry Fresh Produce
First Monday of the month from 11:00 am - 1:30 pm 

Manager: Grace Wright

AmeriCorps NEO Skills Corps

University Settlement is the Host Site for the AmeriCorps program to help residents of Northeast Ohio address workforce development and financial literacy. AmeriCorps members provide instruction of financial literacy and basic skills development for adults facing barriers to employment, advancement, and entrance to post-secondary education and skilled training programs.  They enhance clients’ knowledge of financial concepts and skills, and assist in improving literacy levels to increase completion rates of low-literate adults enrolled in job readiness programs. 
Manager: Sandra Buckner

Community Learning Center/Tri-C Access Center

Tri-C Access Centers will connect you easily and conveniently with the education and job training you need to build a better future. These programs can lead to a job with family-supporting wages or put you on a path to a college degree. The centers offer a range of services designed to meet you wherever you are in your education or career.

The purpose of the Access Centers is to support individuals and families on their path to success by providing affordable or no-cost community-based educational and workforce programming.

Currently, our Community Learning Center provides:

• A “Grow with Google” class that meets once a week for seven weeks, beginning on January 18

• Basic digital literacy and tech support for our Adult Wellness Program

• Weekly programming for the Youth Department (hasn’t restarted quite yet)

Manager: Madelaine MacQueen