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Violence Prevention - Pittsburgh, PA opens in new tab or window Emergency Medical Services Office of Community Health and Safety Emergency Management and Homeland Security Office of Film & Event Management Office of Community Services & Violence Prevention Student and Citizen's Police Academy Violence Prevention for the Department of Public Safety is coordinated by the STOP the Violence Office.
The STOP the Violence Office attempts to promote, assist and connect the anti-violence activities sponsored by the City of Pittsburgh with other governmental and private anti-violence activities and with citizens who want to eliminate violence. City sponsored activities include Group Violence Intervention (GVI), the Pittsburgh Police Community Engagement Unit, and Youth & Adult Diversion programs.
For more information, please contact: Ian Reynolds, Stop the Violence Coordinator ian. reynolds@pittsburghpa. gov Visit newera412.
com/resources for a list of 350+ organizations, programs, and community events that could help you or someone you know with childcare, employment, food assistance, healthcare, housing, etc. Our STOP the Violence outreach workers use this website to refer people they meet to resources that could help them meet their needs.
2025-2026 STOP the Violence Community Investment Grant Recipients Community organizations receiving 2025-2026 STOP The Violence Community Investment Grants are located in each police zone. The City of Pittsburgh awarded 1. 745 million dollars to 39 organizations with an established history of addressing community needs, particularly those servicing high-risk individuals.
Northside Partnership Project Pittsburgh Hardball Academy Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh Hill District Youth Sports Pennsylvania Flag Football Pittsburgh Hardball Academy Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh A Giving Heart: Youth Project Pennsylvania Flag Football Foundation Pittsburgh Hardball Academy Reading Is Fundamental Pittsburgh Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh Youth Enrichment Services Pittsburgh Hardball Academy Za’Kiyah House Housing Brothers and Sisters Emerging Community Empowerment Association East End Cooperative Ministry Garfield Jubilee Association Homewood Children’s Village Mt.
Ararat Community Activity Center (MACAC) Pittsburgh Hardball Academy Reading Is Fundamental Pittsburgh Street Ministry International: I. A. S.
A. E. Trade Institute of Pittsburgh Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh Youth Enrichment Services Za’Kiyah House Housing Pittsburgh Hardball Academy Reading Is Fundamental Pittsburgh Save a Life Today Pittsburgh Westside Mustangs Youth Athletic Association StopTheViolence@PittsburghPA.
Gov Do you know someone who needs a bit of help to avoid getting involved in activities that could lead to violence and someone becoming a statistic? Help might include advice, family assistance, recovery, support from peers, or even a place to go. If you do, please contact the City of Pittsburgh's STOP the Violence Office using email address: StopTheViolence@PittsburghPA.
Gov . When you send the email, please leave a few details and the neighborhood you are writing from. You will receive an initial response within 2 business days.
The City of Pittsburgh STOP the Violence Office has access to many resources and partner organizations who would be pleased to help you or your friend. The STOP the Violence Office is part of the City of Pittsburgh Department of Public Safety but is not the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police. This email address is not a substitute for calling 911 and is not an emergency hotline.
If violence is ready to break out, call 911 immediately! Pittsburgh Plan for Peace On June 3, 2022, Mayor Gainey announced his Pittsburgh Plan for Peace (PDF, 522KB) . The Plan contains six principles.
2023-2024 STOP the Violence Community Investment Grant Recipients Community organizations receiving 2023-2024 STOP The Violence Community Investment Grants are located in each police zone. The City of Pittsburgh awarded nearly $1 million to forty-three organizations with an established history of addressing community needs, particularly those servicing high-risk individuals. Report Downloads - In zipped format.
Mid-Year Reports (ZIP, 34MB) Quarter 3 Surveys (ZIP, 50MB) Quarterly Reports (ZIP, 48MB) Final Reports (ZIP, 41MB) Café Momentum Pittsburgh Divine Intervention Ministries IMPACT Community Initiative Pittsburgh Hardball Academy Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh Trade Institute of Pittsburgh Youth Enrichment Services, Inc. Café Momentum Pittsburgh Divine Intervention Ministries IMPACT Community Initiative Pittsburgh Hardball Academy Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh Trade Institute of Pittsburgh Youth Enrichment Services, Inc. Café Momentum Pittsburgh Divine Intervention Ministries Pittsburgh Hardball Academy Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh South Pittsburgh Coalition for Peace The Pittsburgh Contingency Trade Institute of Pittsburgh Youth Enrichment Services, Inc. Academy for Artistic Excellence Café Momentum Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Hardball Academy Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh Trade Institute of Pittsburgh Youth Enrichment Services, Inc. Bible Center Church - The Oasis Project Café Momentum Pittsburgh Community Empowerment Association Divine Intervention Ministries East End Cooperative Ministry Garfield Jubilee Association, Inc. Homewood Children’s Village IMPACT Community Initiative Mount Ararat Community Activity Center Operation Better Block, Inc. Phase 4 Learning Center, Inc. Pittsburgh Hardball Academy Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh The Promise Center of Homewood, Inc. Trade Institute of Pittsburgh YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh Youth Enrichment Services, Inc. Café Momentum Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Hardball Academy Reading is Fundamental Pittsburgh Save a Life Today Pittsburgh Trade Institute of Pittsburgh Youth Enrichment Services, Inc. If you would like contact information on any of the grantees, please contact the STOP the Violence Office.
These grants are a component of the Pittsburgh Plan For Peace that will complement the existing work being done by the City's Group Violence Intervention Support and Outreach efforts, including the REACH team. These violence prevention efforts are made possible by the City's STOP the Violence Trust Fund. The Trust Fund was created in 2020 partially in response to protests after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
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