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Connecting Lebanon County Residents with Local Support, 24/7

United Way of Lebanon County participates in 211, a free and confidential health and human services hotline available around the clock. Through this statewide system, residents of Lebanon County are connected with trained resource specialists who help identify needs and link individuals to local programs that can provide meaningful support.

How 211 Serves Lebanon County

211 is designed to make navigating community resources simple and stress-free. Rather than calling agency after agency, one number gives residents access to a specialist who understands Lebanon County’s services and can guide them to the right help.

The hotline provides assistance related to:

Housing and utilities support

Food programs and nutrition resources

Employment and financial guidance

Childcare and family services

Healthcare and insurance information

Crisis counseling and disaster assistance

Residents can also search online or chat with a specialist during business hours for quick access to area-specific resources.

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Why This Service Is Essential

For many families, the hardest part of getting help is knowing where to start. 211 solves that problem by offering a single, trusted point of entry. Resource specialists are trained to look beyond the immediate issue and uncover the root causes that may be affecting stability. By doing so, they help residents access a full range of supports that strengthen long-term well-being and stability across the community.

If you’re facing a challenge and aren’t sure where to turn, 211 is the easiest place to start. You’ll speak with a real person who listens without judgment, asks the right questions, and connects you to programs right here in Lebanon County that can help. Whether you need food, housing support, childcare, health resources, or financial guidance, you don’t have to figure it out alone.

Call 211 anytime or text your ZIP code to 898-211 to connect with a specialist.

You can also search for resources online at https://pa211east.org/.