Trying Together and ELRC Region 5’s Rapid Response Team will continue to offer services for Allegheny County families and providers, despite the Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL) announcing earlier this month that it would no longer be able to support the initiative in the same capacity due to changes in federal funding.

Teaching a student to write well is a process that begins long before they pick up a pencil, a new Edutopia article asserts.

It’s often difficult for caregivers to get children to go to sleep and, as a result, it can be a challenge to get children who are not getting enough sleep to focus on learning.

Later this month, many children will enjoy a little spooky fun by celebrating Halloween. But for many children, being afraid is not a fun feeling - so, PA Promise for Children has compiled a list of books for children who are having difficulty with fear.

Pennsylvania SNAP recipients will not receive benefits that were scheduled to be paid in November due to the ongoing federal government shutdown.

There are many skills that take great effort for children to muster from an early age, and one of them is the ability to calm themselves down.

Those who need help paying bills this winter can now sign up for the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).

Trying Together’s executive director will take part in an upcoming National Fund for Workforce Solutions webinar on job quality and the child care crisis.

Caregivers often try to instill in their children the importance of taking care of others - but a new article by PBS Kids for Parents notes that it’s also important for caregivers to teach children simple acts of self-care.