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Times News-Online: Palmerton woman named Family Alliance board chairman

Pa Family Support Alliance, the state leader in child abuse prevention, announced the appointment of its new board chair Marci Lesko. “We are thrilled to have Marci assume the responsibilities as Board Chair,” said Angela Liddle, President, and CEO of PFSA. “Her leadership, support, and guidance will enable our organization to further our mission and […]

Corry Journal (Erie County): PA Family Support Alliance Launches Free Family Digital Wellness Hub

The Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance, the state’s leader in child abuse prevention, recently launched its Family Digital Wellness Hub, an effort designed to provide parents, caregivers and communities with the tools and resources they need to keep Pennsylvania’s children safe. The hub is a free repository of educational resources and guides for families to help […]

North Central PA News: Family Support Alliance launches child internet safety hub

Harrisburg, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance launched a free online hub dedicated to keeping children safe while they use the internet. The organization is encouraging parents and guardians to be proactive about the dangers that social media and digital devices can pose to children, especially if they have plenty of free time during the summer. […]

Times News-Observer (Warren County): Digital wellness hub rolled out by Pa. child abuse organization

A state child abuse prevention organization is highlighting the effects that social media and digital devices can have on children, especially during summer vacation. The Pa. Family Support Alliance has launched a “Family Digital Wellness Hub” which they call “an effort designed to provide parents, caregivers, and communities with the tools and resources they need to keep Pennsylvania’s […]

Berks Community Television (Berks County): PFSA Launches FREE Family Digital Wellness Hub

Pa Family Support Alliance (PFSA), the state’s leader in child abuse prevention launched its Family Digital Wellness Hub, an effort designed to provide parents, caregivers, and communities with the tools and resources they need to keep Pennsylvania’s children safe. With schools across the Commonwealth adjourning for summer recess, PFSA is urging parents and caregivers to […]

Johnstown Tribune-Democrat: Preventing Child Abuse | ‘Have your antenna up’: Child advocates emphasize importance of reporting suspected abuse

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – A bruise, a scar, a broken bone, a normally outgoing child who has become withdrawn, anger and confusion – all can be signs of child abuse. Mandated reporters – teachers, law enforcement officers, medical personnel, coaches and so on – know what to look for, but neighbors, friends, family members and other […]

The Times of Chester County: W. Caln woman honored for protecting kids

Pa Family Support Alliance, the state’s leader in child abuse prevention, has awarded Deborah Willett with the Blue Ribbon Champion for Safe Kids Award. This award is given to four individuals that have gone above and beyond the call of duty to support and protect Pennsylvania’s children. Willett is the Program Coordinator at Coatesville Center […]

The Downington Times: W. Caln woman honored for protecting kids

Pa Family Support Alliance, the state’s leader in child abuse prevention, has awarded Deborah Willett with the Blue Ribbon Champion for Safe Kids Award. This award is given to four individuals that have gone above and beyond the call of duty to support and protect Pennsylvania’s children. Willett is the Program Coordinator at Coatesville Center […]

The Unionville Times: W. Caln woman honored for protecting children

Pa Family Support Alliance, the state’s leader in child abuse prevention, has awarded Deborah Willett with the Blue Ribbon Champion for Safe Kids Award. This award is given to four individuals that have gone above and beyond the call of duty to support and protect Pennsylvania’s children. Willett is the Program Coordinator at Coatesville Center […]

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