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Familylinks, Inc.

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Familylinks, Inc.

Familylinks exists to positively impact lives through integrated community, behavioral, and social programs.

Serving nearly 9,000 people annually, Familylinks offers a variety of family-centered services in the areas of Behavioral Health, Youth & Family Services, Service Coordination and Senior Services.

04/11/2026

Familylinks’ Training Institute offers continuing Education Credits as well as opportunities to build skills and gain knowledge related to your interests and profession. Please visit the link to view and register for all our upcoming training.

04/10/2026

CLIENT CORNER! This week’s success story features Carter*, a client in our Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) clinic. Carter had been having difficulty transitioning away from wearing diapers. In just a couple of short weeks, with the use of consistent ABA techniques, positive reinforcement and collaboration between the staff members and Carter, toileting skills rapidly improved. Carter not only began staying dry but began communicating when he needed to use the bathroom. *Names and images do not represent actual clients of Familylinks.

04/09/2026

Thank you to Alta Via, Market Square for hosting an incredible benefit dinner for Familylinks. Our board, leadership team, and friends gathered for fantastic food, great conversation, and shared commitment to making a difference. We are truly thankful for your support!

04/08/2026

STAFF SPOTLIGHT! Megan Markowsky is a Behavioral Health Technician in Familylinks’ Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) clinic and has been with Familylinks for just over a year. In this role, Megan teaches clients the skills they need for the future and how to transfer those skills into the natural environment. Megan states that knowing she is a part of her clients reaching their goals, whether large or small, is the most rewarding thing she has ever been a part of. In her free time, Megan enjoys spending time outdoors, swimming, hiking, or relaxing at the beach.

04/07/2026

This morning, Familylinks was honored at the Pittsburgh City Council meeting in recognition of our work through the Downtown Outreach Center and Shelter (DOCS) program, supporting young adults experiencing homelessness. We are deeply honored to be recognized for this work. Together, we’re creating pathways to safety, stability, and opportunity. Thank you to the Pittsburgh City Council and our community for this meaningful acknowledgment and continued support.

04/06/2026

Familylinks is hiring for a variety of positions across our programs. By joining the Familylinks team, you receive competitive compensation as well as generous benefits that include three weeks of PTO in your first year, free vision and dental insurance, monthly allowances towards medical insurance, and more. Please visit www.familylinks.org/careers to view all available opportunities.

04/03/2026

Familylinks' Applied Behavior Analysis program supports the emotional and social growth of our clients while providing an atmosphere for staff advancement. While working with clients on important daily living skills, Claire Madden earned her Board Certification in Behavior Analysis. Congratulations to Claire!

04/02/2026

April is Autism Awareness month, and today is World Autism Awareness Day. The theme for the month is “Celebrate Differences”. This month, Familylinks will proudly be featuring success stories to highlight accomplishments of all levels from our Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) clinic and the staff who support them.

Today’s theme is “Autism and Humanity – Every Life Has Value”, which encourages us to move beyond prejudice and limiting narratives to recognize the inherent value of autistic lives and ensure that autistic individuals can fully participate in education, healthcare, workplaces, and broader social life. Together, these themes aim to shift perception from awareness to acceptance, appreciation, and meaningful inclusion.

03/31/2026

CLIENT CORNER! Leonard* began noticing that he was having more difficulty reading recipes and completing his daily crossword puzzles. He mentioned these issues to his Options Care Manager, who helped connect him with an outside agency that supports individuals with vision loss. After completing his evaluation, he began meeting with a home support aid. Leonard received assistance in scheduling and attending required appointments before undergoing eye surgery. Since his surgery, Leonard reports enhanced vision and renewed independence in completing day-to-day activities. *Names and images do not represent actual clients of Familylinks

03/29/2026

When Sam* transitioned to their new school, the environment felt unfamiliar and overwhelming. On their first day, they were unable to walk into the classroom without significant support. With the consistent support of their Behavioral Health Technician and Registered Behavior Technician, Sam began to make meaningful progress. Small steps toward the door led to stepping just inside for a short time. Sam is now walking proudly and independently into the classroom each morning. *Names and images do not represent actual clients of Familylinks.

03/25/2026

STAFF SPOTLIGHT! Ali Wilson is a Lead Supports Coordinator with Familylinks and has been a member of the department for 14 years. Ali is responsible for assisting new clients in obtaining new funding for services, as well as locating, coordinating, and monitoring supportive services for existing clients. Ali enjoys assisting her clients in working towards and achieving their goals. When she is not working, Ali can be found spending time with friends and family, cooking, and visiting her family’s home on Lake Erie.

03/24/2026

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. The month aims to raise awareness of the inclusion of people with developmental disabilities across all facets of community life. Familylinks has a number of programs that work with this population; the largest program being Supports Coordination, which helps children and adults with intellectual disabilities and their families locate and secure the services they need to be safe, healthy, and successful. For more information on this program, visit familylinks.org.

Address

401 N. Highland Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA
15206

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Website

http://www.familylinks.org/

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