Partners For Quality, Inc.

As our 30th annual Bob Pompeani Golf Classic approaches, we're celebrating talent and #abilities! Amy is the first person with Down syndrome to compete in a college championship event.

We remember and honor the sacrifice of our service men & women and are eternally grateful. #MemorialDay

52 years of improving lives in our community! It was May 27, 1969 that "Allegheny East" (Milestone Centers' original name) was founded. All these years later, Milestone Centers is proud to support persons in our community with life-enhancing programs and services! THANK YOU for trusting Milestone. Our staff is as passionate as ever!

#Career opportunity: Citizen Care has multiple openings for Community Living Managers. This position plays an important role in supporting persons with disabilities in their homes. Join a team that changes lives! Learn more and apply: https://www.pfq.org/careers/employment-opportunities Citizen Care is a member of the Partners For Quality family of agencies.

REMEMBERING GEORGE FLOYD: It was a year ago today that #GeorgeFloyd senselessly lost his life. While his tragic death was not the first race-related justice incident in our country, it certainly brought the issue to light in ways we have not witnessed in decades. During the past 12 months, we have experienced an increased focus on racial equity and a movement not seen since perhaps the 1960s. Within the Partners For Quality family of agencies, we have also seen progress. Shor...tly after Mr. Floyd’s death, Partners For Quality established the Committee for Race, Diversity and Inclusion, comprising members from all levels of our organizations. Our Committee has worked hard to make equity and diversity a regular part of our daily conversations and to improve the culture of our work environment. As we stated in the beginning, we realize this effort is marathon and not a sprint. Our goal is a culture where every last person has an opportunity to succeed; where every voice is not only heard, but valued; where respect is the norm; where all aspects of diversity are embraced and celebrated; and where the services we provide extend equally to all persons of all cultures and are reflective of the population we support. Today, we encourage you to take a few moments to reflect on what George Floyd’s death means to our community and to each of you. At the same time, please take the time to act upon things you can do to make your workplace or community the best it can be. See more