We must continue to invest in high-quality care that is a cornerstone of our economy and support our dedicated child care providers and educators who show up every day to help our children grow and thrive through childhood and beyond.

A thriving child care industry both supports this growth and allows parents to work and participate in our economy.

For our youngest Pennsylvanians, an early childhood education experience can shape their educational, social, and emotional development during their youngest years, providing a foundation that will reap benefits throughout their lives.

Shapiro Administration Highlights Proposed Investments In Access To Child Care For Working Families During Visit With Beaver County Child Care Center, Reinforces Commitment To Supporting Providers And Investing In Early Education: bit.ly/3Us5LaQ

Senator Elder Vogel Jr

🎨 Calling all artists in recovery!

The @SAMHSA Office of Recovery is accepting submissions now through June 28 for the 2024 Art of Recovery project from artists with lived or living experience.

Submission form: samhsa.gov1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6S…

On my first full day in office, I announced that 92% of state government jobs do not require a college degree.

It’s just one way that we’re opening the doors of opportunity for those who want to serve Pennsylvanians.

If you want to help make a positive impact in communities…

🚨 REMINDER 🚨

We've received several reports of scammers impersonating the PA Department of Banking and Securities.

If you're worried about a message you've received, call us at 1 (800) PA-BANKS (800-722-2657).

First responders: Your peers get it. Need support? Call them: 267-893-5400. 🫂 #MentalHealthMonth

Mental health care IS healthcare!

In PA we have mental health parity laws that require your health insurer to provide the same level of coverage for mental health as you would have for medical/surgical services.

Questions? We can help! Visit us at insurance.pa.gov/parity.

Across Pennsylvania, I’ve listened to folks talk about the struggles of caring for a loved one with autism — and I’m committed to breaking down barriers to care for them.

My budget calls for a nearly half-billon-dollar investment to finally deliver the care they deserve.

Period poverty – or the inability to access pads, tampons, or other period products when needed – affects at least 1 in 4 students, and 4 in 5 teens reported missing class time because they didn’t have the period products they need.