Harrisburg went BLUE for Child Abuse Prevention Month!
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and volunteers turned the Capitol blue on Saturday to draw awareness to the issue.
Angela Liddle on CBS 21 talking about the State Supreme Court’s grand jury ruling
Angela Liddle on WGAL News 8 discussing HBG Diocese and the grand jury report
Jayne Bugda of WBRE-TV features PA Family Support Alliance on Newsmakers.
Newsmakers April 2018 Featured guest Angela Liddle, CEO Family Support Alliance. Topic- child abuse and neglect in the Commonwealth and Front Porch Project.
Terry Madonna interviews our client, Angela Liddle, on PA Newsmakers
From www.newsmakerstv.com
This week’s Pennsylvania Newsmakers features U.S. Senator Bob Casey who discusses a range of topics, including the U.S. response to Syria in the wake of the chemical attack, gun control, DACA and the border wall, trade, and tariffs. Then, Angela Liddle, CEO of the Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance, joins host Terry Madonna to discuss Child Abuse Prevention Month and legislation aimed at protecting kids.
Central Penn Parent offers vital tips to #ProtectPAKids featuring our client, PA Family Support Alliance.
From www.centralpennparent.com
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and thousands of blue ribbon flags are on display at our state capitol this week to support efforts to protect children from harm and raise awareness of how community members can play a positive role in keeping children safe here in Pennsylvania.
Jenna Clay of NASH-FM 93.5 profiles our client, PA Family Support Alliance
Pennlive’s Sean Simmers creates a gallery for #WearBlueDay in PA
From www.pennlive.com
Downtown Harrisburg is going BLUE on Wednesday, April 4 for #WearBlueDay in the Commonwealth as part of Child Abuse Prevention Month activities from PA Family Support Alliance.
Andrew Forgotch of abc27 News explores investments by S. Dale High Family Foundation in Lancaster
From www.abc27.com
A section of Lancaster affectionately called SOWE will start to see some huge changes.
Southwest Lancaster received $1.15 million from the Wells Fargo Regional Foundation and $600,000 from the S. Dale High Family Foundation.
