08/03/2026
Here is your August diaper calendar!
Supporting parents age 22 and younger achieve their goal of a high school diploma or GED in Columbia, Montour, Northumberland, Snyder and Union counties.
We want to help you succeed! Calling all parents age 21 and younger who have not yet graduated from high school or obtained their GED!! The ELECT program can help you stay motivated to reach your goals! Student Support Specialists will meet with you weekly to develop a goal plan that is individual to you. We reward you with gift cards for good attendance, grades, and meeting your goals. We also he
08/03/2026
Here is your August diaper calendar!
08/03/2026
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07/28/2026
Thinking about back to school shopping?! ✏️🍎
Did you know... Every Thursday, Community Aid celebrates Education Appreciation Day, giving students, teachers, and school employees 50% OFF select tagged items with a valid school ID.
Whether you’re shopping for school clothes, shoes, backpacks, or other essentials, it’s a great resource to save while getting everything you need for a successful school year.
Check out the Community Aid website for complete details, eligible items, and any exclusions.
07/28/2026
Did you know every Thursday, Community Aid in Selinsgrove celebrates Education Appreciation Day, giving students, teachers, and school employees 50% OFF select tagged items with a valid school ID.
Whether you’re shopping for school clothes, shoes, backpacks, or other essentials, it’s a great opportunity to save while getting everything you need for a successful school year.
Check out the Community Aid website for complete details, eligible items, and any exclusions.
Wishing all of our students an amazing school year! 🍎✏️
07/16/2026
With smoke causing unhealthy air quality across our area, it’s important to take a few extra precautions to help keep children safe.
Here are a few simple ways to protect little ones:
* Limit outdoor play and strenuous activities when air quality is poor.
* Keep windows and doors closed when possible, and use air conditioning on the recirculate setting if available.
Encourage children to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
* If you must be outdoors for an extended period, pay close attention to children with asthma or other breathing conditions and follow their healthcare provider’s recommendations.
* Watch for symptoms such as coughing, wheezing, shortness of breath, or unusual fatigue.
Young children are especially sensitive to poor air quality because their lungs are still developing and they breathe more air relative to their body size than adults.
Stay informed by checking your local Air Quality Index (AQI) before heading outside. A little planning can go a long way in keeping our families healthy!
Stay safe, everyone! ❤️
07/09/2026
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07/01/2026
HAPPY FIRST DAY OF JULY!
Here is your monthly diaper bank calendar 😊
06/29/2026
Hot week ahead! 🥵 If you’re heading outside to work, exercise, or hang out:
• Try to avoid activities during the hottest times of day
• Plan early morning or late evening workouts
• Take it easy and pace yourself
• Drink plenty of water
• Know the warning signs of heat-related illness
06/25/2026
To all our former and current students! Check this out!
06/15/2026
If you were a young parent (ages 16–25 when you had your baby), your experiences can help shape better healthcare services for future families.
Take a moment to share using the link featured in this article. Every response helps healthcare providers better understand and support young parents in our communities.
Thank you for sharing your voice! 💕
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