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Pittsburgh Farmers Markets to Open for the Season in May and June
Pittsburgh Farmers Markets to Open for the Season in May and June

The CitiParks Farmers Markets will return to various locations in Pittsburgh starting next week. The four markets will open either in May or June and run through November or December.

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News, FamiliesNathan DukeMay 7, 2025SNAP, Just Harvest, CitiParks, Pittsburgh farmers markets, Food Justice Fund, food stamps
Child Mind Institute to Host Black Families and Youth Mental Health Discussion
Child Mind Institute to Host Black Families and Youth Mental Health Discussion

The Child Mind Institute will host a virtual panel discussion in May to discuss the findings of a study on mental health support for Black families and youth.

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Families, News, ProvidersNathan DukeMay 7, 2025Black youth mental health, The Child Mind Institute, Morgan Stanley Alliance, The Steve Fund
Frick Environmental Center to Hold Grand Opening for Sensory Nature Trail
Frick Environmental Center to Hold Grand Opening for Sensory Nature Trail

The Frick Environmental Center will hold a grand opening for its Outdoor Discovery Space and Sensory Nature Trail on Thursday, May 15.

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Families, News, ProvidersNathan DukeMay 6, 2025Frick Environmental Center, Sensory Nature Trail
SNAP Benefits Can Be Used to Replace Food Lost During Power Outages
SNAP Benefits Can Be Used to Replace Food Lost During Power Outages

Pittsburgh residents who use the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) can use their benefits to replace the food they lost during recent power outages that swept through the region.

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News, Families, ProvidersNathan DukeMay 5, 2025SNAP benefits, power outages
Allegheny County Seeking Poll Workers for May 20 Primary Election
Allegheny County Seeking Poll Workers for May 20 Primary Election

Allegheny County is looking for poll workers to assist in the primary election on Tuesday, May 20. 

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News, FamiliesNathan DukeMay 5, 2025poll workers, Allegheny County, elections, primary election, Election Day
Child Mind Institute: Challenging Behaviors Could Be Signs of a Learning Disorder
Child Mind Institute: Challenging Behaviors Could Be Signs of a Learning Disorder

Children who struggle academically in school might sometimes act out, whether it’s resisting to do their homework, refusing to participate, or being disruptive in class.

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News, Families, ProvidersNathan DukeMay 5, 2025learning disorders, The Child Mind Institute, problem behavior in children, dyscalculia
April Recalls on Children’s Products
April Recalls on Children’s Products

Below is a list of April recalls collected from the following federal agencies: the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Food and Drug Administration, and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. 

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Providers, News, FamiliesNathan DukeApril 30, 2025product recalls, April recalls, Consumer Product Safety Commission, Food and Drug Administration, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
OST Professionals Invited to Take Part in APOST-Pitt Focus Group
OST Professionals Invited to Take Part in APOST-Pitt Focus Group

Regional out-of-school time professionals who are currently evaluating programs for the upcoming year are invited to participate in focus groups on the design phase for an upcoming APOST and Pitt Education project.

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Providers, NewsNathan DukeApril 29, 2025out-of-school-time, APOST, University of Pittsburgh
Human Services Center Mon Valley Program Helps Residents with Goals and Financial Well-Being
Human Services Center Mon Valley Program Helps Residents with Goals and Financial Well-Being

Mon Valley residents can take advantage of a program that helps them to achieve their goals and financial well-being as well as offers other services such as college enrollment and community resources.

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News, FamiliesNathan DukeApril 29, 2025Mon Valley, goal planning, budget planning, college enrollment, Supports for Success
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ELRC Region 5
304 Wood Street, STE 400,
Pittsburgh, PA, 15222,
United States
412.350.3577 elrc5@alleghenycounty.us
Hours
Mon 8:30am - 5pm
Tue 8:30am - 7pm
Wed 8:30am - 5pm
Thu 8:30am - 5pm
Fri 8:30am - 5pm

Contact

Main Office

304 Wood Street, Suite 400
Pittsburgh, PA 15222-1928

Satellite Locations

Toll-Free Phone 1.888.340.3572
Phone 412.350.3577
Fax 412.350.3575

elrc5@alleghenycounty.us

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Hours

Wood Street
Monday–Friday:
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

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The Early Learning Resource Center Region 5 downtown office and satellites are open for families and professionals interested in accessing services and support. At this time, appointments are strongly preferred.

Virtual and phone appointments continue to be available for convenience and safety.

Virtual after hours personal interviews and provider orientations also are available on an as-needed basis.

ELRC Region 5 currently offers evening phone hours on the first and third Tuesdays from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m.

Find Support Near You

The Allegheny County Family Resource Map provides caregivers of young children the opportunity to locate available supports closest to them, including food, housing, new parent, and employment resources.

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