PA Partnerships for Children Releases 2025-26 Roadmap

Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children (PPC) has released its roadmap for the next two years, outlining priorities in five policy areas.

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The PPC Board of Directors has unveiled its 2025-26 Policy Roadmap that reflects the organization’s mission to improve the health, education, and well-being of children in the state as well as advance racial equity and support families affected by poverty.

The board of directors listed five priorities in policy areas:

  • Child welfare: Ensuring each child in Pennsylvania has the opportunity to grow up in a home where they are safe and protected from abuse and neglect

  • Early care and education: Ensuring each child has the opportunity to participate in affordable and accessible high-quality early care and education, including infant and toddler child care and pre-kindergarten education

  • Home visiting: Ensuring each child has the opportunity to grow up in a stable and healthy home environment

  • K-12 education: Ensuring each child has the opportunity for an adequate and equitable high-quality public education

  • Perinatal and child health: Ensuring each parent and child can access affordable, quality health care

To view the 2025-26 Roadmap, visit the PPC Board of Directors’ website.

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