WAYNE and PIKE COUNTIES, PA — Organizations in Wayne and Pike Counties received money from Pennsylvania's Neighborhoood Assistance Program for a range of community-focused projects.
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WAYNE and PIKE COUNTIES, PA — Organizations in Wayne and Pike Counties received money from Pennsylvania's Neighborhoood Assistance Program for a range of community-focused projects.
The funding was announced Monday, October 19, by the PA Department of Community and Economic Development. The funding statewide comprised $71,598,142 in investments for 443 projects to improve distressed neighborhoods and help low-income people across Pennsylvania.
The following projects in Wayne and Pike Counties received funding:
| Applicant | Tax Credit | Project Description |
| Green Trees Early Learning Center | $61,750 | Green Trees Early Learning Center is opening a new site located in Milford Borough, Pike County, to serve an additional 24 children and reduce the waiting list for high-quality childcare by 25%. |
| Greater Honesdale Partnership | $190,000 | The Greater Honesdale Partnership is seeking continued support through Year 2 of the Neighborhood Partnership Program to advance the priority revitalization projects identified in its five-year strategy. |
| NeighborWorks Northeastern Pennsylvania | $27,000 | In partnership with the Aging in Place program, the project will empower Honesdale residents to improve their homes and neighborhoods by providing matching funds for exterior home improvement projects. |
| Settlers Cares Foundation | $660,600 | Settlers Cares provides secure housing and essential services for vulnerable youth in Wayne County. Project combines affordable rentals with career support to foster self-sufficiency and independence. |
| Wayne County Community Foundation | $94,500 | This rural initiative establishes a regional Career and Technical Center in Wayne and Pike Counties to expand workforce training access, strenghten the talent pipeline and boost economic opportunity. |
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