From people with disabilities and their families to the professionals who support them, you've found your resource for both expert social service support and trust management.
Our professional Trust Administrators average 20 years of experience with social service and government benefits.
We offer three types of special needs trusts. Each allows you to preserve your funds so that you are able to pay for necessities - like home modifications, adapted vehicles and specialized treatments or medications - while preserving eligibility for lifelong supports and services.
Thursday, 
Empowered Voices meet virtually on the third Thursday of each month from 6 - 8 p.m. Achieva's Empowered Voices Leadership Group is driven by the voices and interests of its self-advocates.
Saturday,
100 Art Rooney Ave, Gate AJoin Achieva at Acrisure Stadium for the 2024 Highmark Walk for a Healthy Community.
Monday,
425 Hidden Valley RoadJoin Achieva on September 16 for Achieva's 26th Million Dollar Golf Outing. It will be a wonderful day of golf and prizes at Valley Brook Country Club's beautiful 27-hole course to benefit people with disabilities and their families.
We offer no-cost consultations regarding issues such as government benefits and future planning. It’s never too early or too late to start planning for the future.
Allegheny County's Department of Human Services (DHS) is planning to phase out its three education specialist positions just before the start of the 2024-2025 school year.
After years of underfunding, inflation was taking a serious toll on non-profit service providers like Achieva. Rates paid to these organizations by state government had only increased one time in seven years.
President and CEO of Achieva, Steve Suroviec, welcomed the governor to Achieva's headquarters during a recent visit and press conference. Achieva employee Erin Grimes spoke along with two women she supports, Sierra & Christy Wechtenhiser, about the impact of budget deficiencies.
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