Youth & Family
Family learning, teen connection, mentoring, wellness, and resource navigation.

Our story Serving PA, DE & NJ
Impact began with a simple commitment: when a family needs support, someone should keep showing up long enough to help.
Read the storyWhy Impact exists
During the pandemic, families needed food, technology, stability, connection, and people they could trust. Michael McCline saw the gap up close and built Impact Community Supports to help close it.
That experience shaped a relationship-first approach: listen before prescribing, connect people personally, and stay involved after the referral. The goal is not another isolated program. It is a dependable path through a complicated local system.
Today, Impact brings mentoring, family learning, prevention, workforce pathways, community navigation, and organizational training into one network of support across Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey.
Our mission
Impact helps with the things that shape a family's health - housing, income, education, connection, and access to trusted support. We bring youth, families, schools, healthcare, businesses, government, and community organizations together to build safer, healthier, and more economically secure communities.
A connected approach
Families may start with one need, but life rarely stays in one category. Impact connects three program areas through Community Connect 360 navigation and the Unfaded Media team.
See how the model worksFamily learning, teen connection, mentoring, wellness, and resource navigation.
Coalition leadership, social drivers of health, public engagement, and coordinated action.
Career exploration, employment pathways, professional learning, and organizational training.
What guides the work
Be honest about what we can do, follow through, and protect the trust people place in us.
Work with residents and partners, because lasting answers are built with communities.
Use resources carefully, communicate clearly, and take responsibility for the next step.
Meet people without judgment and recognize the experience they bring to the table.
Keep learning, improve the work, and make every interaction worthy of the community.
Make decisions in the best interest of Impact and the people and places it serves.