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Annual Lights On Afterschool Celebration To Be Held in October
Lights On Afterschool will hold its 26th annual nationwide event celebrating after school programs and their role in the lives of children, families, and communities in October.
Webinar to Focus on Healthy Eating and Physical Activity for Children
Webinar to Focus on Healthy Eating and Physical Activity for Children
OCDEL’s Latest Confluence Podcast Tackles Market Rate Survey
The Pennsylvania Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) has released a new Confluence podcast that focuses on the Market Rate Survey.
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Newsletters Promote Healthy Eating Habits for Children
Children’s Health Month doesn’t begin until October, but any time is a good time to start thinking about healthier eating habits for young people.
RAD Pass Expanding Year-Round for Free and Discounted Tickets to Pittsburgh Attractions
The RAD Pass is expanding year-round for free and discounted tickets for Allegheny County library cardholders to attend regional attractions.
Strong Minds, Bright Futures to Host Community Listening Sessions on Children’s Mental Health
A new statewide coalition supporting children’s mental health in schools, communities, and care systems - to which Trying Together recently signed on as a partner organization - will host community listening sessions this fall.
Safety Tips for Children Who Ride the School Bus
Now that class is back in session for the 2025-26 school year, it’s time to review some important safety tips for children who ride the school bus. Ready PA has provided some tips on what to do or not to do when boarding, riding, or getting off the bus.
Providers Should Apply for PA NAPSACC’s 2025-26 Wellness Grant By Oct. 3
Pennsylvania Nutrition and Physical Activity Self-Assessment for Child Care (PA NAPSACC) is seeking 40 licensed child care providers for its 2025-26 wellness grant. The deadline to apply is Friday, Oct. 3.
Provider Tip of the Week: Leadership Tips for a New School Year
As we begin a brand-new school year, one of the ways to support children is by building strong, trusting relationships with the adults who care for them.