By JEFF STITT
McKeesport-based Auberle is inviting the communities that surround its campus to attend a meeting that will provide an update on the organization’s progress and what the future holds.
The public portion of Auberle’s annual meeting will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Board Member Bishop David A. Zubik of the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh, along with other Auberle board directors, clients, key stakeholders and community partners, will attend to receive updates on Auberle’s newest initiatives and successes over the past fiscal year.
Auberle is a faith-based nonprofit organization dedicated to “building strong individuals, families and communities,” according to a statement from the organization.
Auberle serves 4,000 people annually throughout Southwestern Pennsylvania through more than 20 programs, including foster care, workforce development, in-home intervention, education, housing, behavioral health, drug and alcohol counseling, emergency shelter and residential care.
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