Pennsylvania's 2020 Family Supports Needs Assessment

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Building Early Links for Learning (BELL)

Joe Willard

16 episodes

4 days ago

BELL is a project of the People's Emergency Center. It bridges together Philadelphia's homeless family shelter system and early childhood education systems to ensure that children ages 0-5 who experience homelessness strengthen their resiliency. BELL promotes accessing to Head Start, high quality child care, home visiting, early intervention, and other proven strategies that address positive child development. BELL works with the Children's Work Group for Early Childhood, a discussion group with the participation of various systems supporting young homeless children.

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Pennsylvania's 2020 Family Supports Needs Assessment

Building Early Links for Learning (BELL)

58 minutes 49 seconds

4 years ago

Pennsylvania's 2020 Family Supports Needs Assessment

Home visiting is a critical service for families experiencing homelessness. This podcast discusses the recently published Family Support Needs Assessment provides data and information on the value and need for home visiting. Featured here are Karen Grimm-Thomas, Director of External Communications of the PA Office of Child Development and Early Learning, and Tara Dechert, a Project Director at the CHOP Policy Lab. The podcast also includes comments offered by two leaders in the community, Samia Bristow of the Maternity Care Coalition, and Erin Blair, a home visiting nurse with the Nurse Family Partnership.

The podcast was recorded at the Children's Work Group Early Childhood Conference on Friday, November 20, with participation from 54 local leaders in southeastern Pennsylvania, via a Zoom call.