<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1mIi0e_0vl3KbZq00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1mIi0e_0vl3KbZq00" width="1320" height="743" >The United Way of the Southern Alleghenies brought members of the public together Thursday to discuss an important topic.Thursday was their first-ever Early Childhood and Family Well-Being forum.Early childhood educators, preschool teachers and community leaders gathered at Penn Highlands Community College to talk about how they can support the development of young kids.They said it is an important topic in today's digital world where children are spending so much time on screens.Karen Struble Myers, United Way of the Southern Alleghenies President and CEO, said, “We can all agree on that children are our future and so it's very important that we have this many invested individuals who want to do the best we can for our earliest learners.”Participants discussed improving education opportunities and ways to keep kids fed.The United Way hosts activities with libraries and community hubs throughout the year to support children and their families.</div></body>

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Early Childhood and Family Well-Being forum held in Cambria County

The United Way of the Southern Alleghenies brought members of the public together Thursday to discuss an important topic. Thursday was their first-ever Early Childhood and Family Well-Being forum. Early childhood educators, preschool teachers and community leaders gathered at Penn Highlands Community College to talk about how they can support...