Pittsburgh's Only Crisis Nursery

Jeremiah's Place provides emergency child care services for children ages 0-6 for a few hours or days based on the needs of each individual family.
All services provided by Jeremiah's Place are free, available for 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, and most importantly, judgement free.
Emergency child care needs can include:
Hospitalization • Funeral • Homelessness • Domestic violence • Military deployment • Job interview • Unsafe child care • Emergency respite

News and Updates
Stay up-to-date on everything going on at Jeremiah's Place. From fundraising to corporate sponsor events, there's always something exciting happening!
Celebrate our Birthday with Limited Edition JereBear Shirts from Bonfire
We're teaming up with the incredible team at Bonfire and offering some amazing limited edition JereBear wear to help celebrate our 7th birthday! Don't miss this amazing chance to support Pittsburgh...
JuJu Smith-Schuster Announces $75,000 in Grants to 10 Pittsburgh Charities
Pittsburgh, PA (April 8, 2021) – Pittsburgh Steelers Wide Receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster and the JuJu Foundation announced today the awarding of $75,000 in grants to 10 Pittsburgh based charitable ...
Today is Sponsored in loving memory of Edith Virginia Copeland
Today is sponsored by Rosa Copeland Miller in loving memory of her mother, Edith Virginia Copeland. Continue reading ......
Job Opportunity – Executive Director
Jeremiah's Place is looking for a new Executive Director. All interested candidates should submit their resume, specific cover letter, and salary expectations. All information will remain confident...
Founder’s Day
As we approach the 7th year of serving young children and their families, we reflect on the journey to opening Pittsburgh’s first crisis nursery. On February 4th in 2012, Tammy Murdock, Eileen Sh...
Leadership Change at Jeremiah’s Place
It is with sadness and gratitude that the Board of Directors announces the departure of Lisa Perry as Executive Director of Jeremiah’s Place. While the board is saddened to see Lisa go, they are ...