In July 2019, Governor Tom Wolf signed an executive order to strengthen protections for vulnerable populations, including children who receive child care services outside of their homes.
The federal Family First Prevention Services Act requires all adults who work in child care settings that receive Title IV-E funding to obtain…
Attend “Linking Standards, Curriculum Framework, and Assessment” to learn more about curriculum and assessment, and opportunities to link the two to Early Learning Standards. The…
By attending “An Introduction to the ASQ3 and the ASQ:SE 2,” participants will learn how to use the ASQ3 and ASQ:SE 2 as screening tools for children ages 3…
Children ages 18 months – 36 months and their caregivers are invited join the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh – Oakland for…
Trying Together has launched our 2019–2020 Public Policy Agenda with nine priorities to:
Do What’s Best for Children
Invest Adequately
Enhance Quality
To accomplish this work, we need supporters who will join us to raise their voices, use traditional and social media, and meet with policy makers.
We need to remember that children are trying, too—trying to understand their feelings and their world, trying to please the people they love, trying to grow. When grownups and children are trying together, just about anything can be possible.
Fred Rogers
