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The Annie E. Casey Foundation's latest report, Opening Doors for Young Parents, recommends how to equip young adult parents for success. »
Check out this updated resource on child well-being in each of the commonwealth's 67 counties.»
View short video messages from grasstops leaders across sectors on why Medicaid and CHIP matter to them. Watch now»
The non-partisan grassroots PA Schools Work campaign is calling on the state to pay its fair share and adequately and equitably fund public education. Visit the campaign website.»
There is a strong consensus among Pennsylvania voters that think pre-kindergarten is important. See the poll results.»

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New PPC President and CEO Announced

The Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children (PPC) Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Kari King will become the President and CEO of organization effective January 1, 2019.

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Child Well-Being Study Ranks Pennsylvania 17th Overall

The annual report Kids Count shows the Commonwealth fares better than most by making gains in education, but continues to show poor numbers in economic well-being. The national rankings from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, a group focused on better futures for disadvantaged children, use 16 indicators including health, education, and economic standing.

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