Partners For Quality

Partners For Quality A family of nonprofit organizations supporting persons with intellectual disabilities, autism and behavioral health challenges for more than 50 years.

Headquartered in McKees Rocks, Partners For Quality provides administrative oversight for organizations that support individuals with intellectual disabilities, autism and behavioral health challenges. Serving Allegheny County since 1975, Partners For Quality, through its subsidiaries, supports about 5,000 people annually and employs close to 1,000 across its organizations. Partners For Quality su

bsidiaries have earned accreditation from The Council on Quality Leadership, The Council on Accreditation and the Sanctuary Institute (for trauma-informed care). The Partners For Quality Family of nonprofit agencies includes: Allegheny Children’s Initiative, serving children and families with behavioral health challenges; Citizen Care, which provides residential and community-based supports and services to individuals with intellectual disabilities and autism; Exceptional Adventures, an agency that provides travel opportunities to individuals with disabilities; Milestone, supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities, autism and behavioral health challenges, including support for persons with substance use disorders; with two Health Care Quality Units in Butler and Warren which train professionals in 18 counties; and Partners For Quality Foundation, which raises funds for all services throughout the organization.

🪄⚾ Grab your wand & ball cap and join Exceptional Adventures for Day at the Washington Wild Things on June 14! We'll e...
05/30/2026

🪄⚾ Grab your wand & ball cap and join Exceptional Adventures for Day at the Washington Wild Things on June 14! We'll enjoy our own suite, fully catered meal and exciting ! Register now to claim your spot: https://exceptionaladventures.org/adventures/

05/29/2026

Give Them Hope: This week, you’ve heard stories from the people behind Kids’ Club and Moms’ Empowerment — and from a mom whose life was impacted by this program.
Today, our Executive Director Lisa Peterson-Lizun shares what the recent loss of county funding means for the future of these services.
Mental health support for moms and their children who have experienced intimate partner violence is essential. Without it, they will not have the tools they need to heal, rebuild their lives, and have hope for tomorrow.
You can give them hope by:
• Making a donation
• Sharing this campaign
• Advocating for continued investment in family mental health programs
Together, we can continue supporting children and families who need us the most.:
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05/28/2026

A Mom's Perspective: Today, we are honored to share Nicole's story—a mother who participated in Kids’ Club and Moms’ Empowerment at Allegheny Children’s Initiative.
Her experience is a powerful reminder that healing can happen when families are surrounded by support and connection.
Programs like Kids’ Club and Moms’ Empowerment help mothers build confidence, break the cycle of violence and create healthier futures for their children.
As these services face uncertainty due to funding cuts, stories like Nicole's remind us why financial support from our community is critical. Please take a moment to watch and share.

05/27/2026

Kids' Club & Moms' Empowerment: Why This Program Matters
Today, we’re hearing directly from the leadership of Kids’ Club and Moms’ Empowerment.
In this video, Abigail Dudzic, Program Director, explains how this program supports children and mothers navigating trauma and the aftermath of intimate partner violence (IPV).
For many participants, these programs provide more than education and — they provide the only opportunity for mothers and their children to connect with professional support, meet others who are also experiencing trauma and build relationships that will continue beyond the formal sessions.
We invite you to listen, learn, and help us raise awareness about why Kids’ Club and Moms’ Empowerment must continue. Please watch and share.

05/26/2026

"The Journey from Trauma to Hope": Moms and their children who face trauma and mental health challenges due to intimate partner violence deserve support, connection, and hope.
This Mental Health Month, Allegheny Children’s Initiative is highlighting a program that provides all of these in a safe, comforting environment: Kids’ Club and Moms’ Empowerment.
This vital program provides a space for moms and their children who have experienced intimate partner violence (IPV) to connect, learn and heal.
Recently, Kids’ Club and Mom’s Empowerment lost critical funding from Allegheny County, placing this essential service at risk. Throughout this week, we’ll be sharing stories from moms and Allegheny Children’s Initiative clinicians about the real impact this program has — and why continuing this work matters. Today, Program Director Abigail Dudzic explains this vital service.
We hope you’ll follow along, share our message, and stand with these brave moms who deserve access to mental health support.

05/25/2026

❤️🤍💙 So many have made the ultimate sacrifice for our . We are grateful today and every day.

🎉 Congratulations to Allegheny Children's Initiative Executive Director Lisa Peterson-Lizun on her election as Secretary...
05/22/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Allegheny Children's Initiative Executive Director Lisa Peterson-Lizun on her election as Secretary for the Conference of Allegheny Providers leadership team. Our agencies are very appreciative of your passion and ! 🙌

🎉🌍 Happy Global Awareness Day! 🌈 Today, we celebrate and the power of experiences. Let’s unite to break down barri...
05/21/2026

🎉🌍 Happy Global Awareness Day! 🌈 Today, we celebrate and the power of experiences. Let’s unite to break down barriers and create a world where everyone can participate fully! Together, we can make our spaces more welcoming for all. 💙✨ Share your stories and tag us!

⛳ Our 3️⃣5️⃣th annual Bob Pompeani Classic is June 8 at Chartiers Country Club.. We are so grateful to our sponsors, w...
05/20/2026

⛳ Our 3️⃣5️⃣th annual Bob Pompeani Classic is June 8 at Chartiers Country Club.. We are so grateful to our sponsors, who help make this event a long-time success.
Presenting sponsors: The Hampson Family and Bob & Chris Pietrandrea
Gold sponsors: Encova Insurance, Tom & Sandy Usher, Pietragallo, USI Insurance Services, JD's Joint, EHR Edge.
Silver sponsors: 84 Lumber Company, JP Roofing & Metal Buildings Inc., Maher Duessel, A&G Pharmacy, KDKA-TV | CBS Pittsburgh, Canon, Citizens
Hole in One sponsor: #1 Cochran
Caring Heart sponsor: Simkovich Concussion Institute
Reception Sponsor: David Shrager
Putting Contest sponsor: Philadelphia Insurance
Beverage Cart sponsor: PDC Pharmacy
Skills Contest sponsors: Jon Amodeo Northwest Mutual, Kevin Bode, Northwest Mutual

Kicking off our week with a wonderful story about . Three-year-old Bedford Erickson has helped raise about $500,000 to ...
05/18/2026

Kicking off our week with a wonderful story about . Three-year-old Bedford Erickson has helped raise about $500,000 to build an playground at his school. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/48Sl7xI

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250 Clever Road
McKees Rocks, PA
15136

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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(412) 446-0700

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