A new report is offering a deeper look into the well-being of children across Pennsylvania, providing insights at both the county and state levels. The State of the Child Profiles, published annually by Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children (PPC), aim to spark critical conversations about children’s health, education, and economic stability.
“These profiles are a very comprehensive look at child well-being in Pennsylvania,” said Kelly Hoffman, Vice President of Data and Operations at PPC. “It is a lot of data. If anything, it really sparks a lot of conversation for grantmakers, advocates, and policymakers. We’re trying to get as much data as possible that relates to what we do at PPC, but also is really helpful for anyone who wants to understand what the state of the child looks like in their county.”