Rate of youth going to ER for suicide attempts doubles: study
The rate of young people going to emergency rooms for suicide ideation or attempts doubled from 2007 to 2015, according to a report. more
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PA may lose millions of lottery funds supporting seniors
A new Trump Administration opinion would outlaw lottery tickets offered online and prohibit lottery-related activities on the web. more
Tobacco education training offered to early childhood educators
Develop the confidence you need to talk to families about their tobacco use! This free June 7 training class is designed specifically for early childhood educators. Free gift card! Save your space! more
Trauma courses offered for those who work with children
Register now to build your skills in Trauma-Informed Practice – accessible, engaging 2 & 3 hour courses for Early Childhood Educators and others who work with children. PQAS, Act 48 credits. more
SAGECare offers LGBT Competency Training for Aging Administrators
Are you an executive, administrator and director of a long-term care, skilled nursing and home visiting agency interested in quality care for LGBT older adults? Consider joining us May 29th! more
PA Department of Aging launches online volunteer site
The Pennsylvania Department of Aging has launched a new online volunteer sign-up form for recruiting volunteers to serve older Pennsylvanians. more
Applicants sought for immigrant mental health fund
A unique partnership of funders and non-profit organizations, the Community Fund for Immigrant Wellness is seeking proposals that respond to the behavioral health needs of immigrants and refugees. more
Drexel offers urban health summer institute in June
The Drexel Urban Health Collaborative is hosting its fourth annual Summer Institute at the Dornsife School of Public Health from June 24 through June 30, 2019. more
Report takes asset-based approach to child health in Philadelphia
With the release of an important new report, the Scattergood Foundation challenges all of us to rethink our approach to solving the problems that challenge the well-being of the city's children. more
Bridge Way Recovery School to honor advocate Roland Lamb
Bridge Way, the only recovery high school in Philadelphia, will honor city official and longtime substance abuse advocate Roland Lamb at the Pyramid Club on May 3. more
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