CHOP, BoA to spend $1m on home repairs in West/SW Philly
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia hopes to improve health outcomes for kids by repairing the homes they live in, thanks to a $1 million investment from Bank of America. more
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US seeks comment on Title IX protections for LGBTQ citizens
The proposed regulation, which will add sexual orientation and gender identity as enumerated protected characteristics within the Title IX regulation, is now open for public comment for 60 days. more
City Council issues report on bias in city home appraisals
The Report organizes recommendations for local, state, and national intervention by a set of key problems to be solved when it comes to appraisals. more
PA Child Abuse Prevention Symposium set for September
The annual PA Child Abuse Prevention Symposium is a unique virtual event that connects professionals, partners, and stakeholders in the family support and child abuse prevention field. more
PA rebate program recipients to receive one-time bonus payment
Older and disabled Pennsylvanians who qualify for the state’s property tax and rent rebate program have been waiting for word on when they can expect their one-time bonus rebate to arrive. more
PA insurers seek 7.1 increase in premiums for ACA insurance
Pennsylvania health insurers are proposing an average 7.1% increase in monthly premiums starting in January for the 375,000 individuals who get coverage through the state. more
PA Gov. Wolf unveils new child care tax credit program
Modeled after the federal child care tax credit program, this state-level child care tax credit program benefits working families with children in daycare who already qualify for the federal program. more
Webinar explains the Housing First Philosophy
Join Housing First University (a part of Pathways To Housing PA) on August 24th at 12PM for training on the Housing First Philosophy. LSW/LCSW credit is available for those in participating states. more
City sees 20,000 evictions annually, new report shows
A report out of Philadelphia shines new light on the city’s eviction crisis. more
Social Venture Partners Philly announces investments
Social Venture Partners Philadelphia has announced the awardees of its second investment cycle: Abolitionist Law Center, Why Not Prosper, and Collective Climb. more
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