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The Data Is Clear, Schools Need More Funding to Protect Health and Succeed
When we send our children to school, we expect them to be in a safe, healthy environment that promotes learning and growth. Unfortunately, for too many Pennsylvania students, that’s not the case. The third State of Environmental Health in Pennsylvania Schools report, released by Women for a Healthy Environment (WHE),
Apply Now: WHE’s Healthy Homes Asthma Program for Families in Allegheny County
Applications open now through Friday, May 23, 2025. Applications for WHE’s current Healthy Homes Asthma program won’t be open much longer! This home repair program strives to create healthier homes for low-incomefamilies with children throughout Allegheny County and prioritizes families that alsohave individuals suffering with asthma or other respiratory illnesses.
Public Health Highlighted This Week
National Public Health Week is here; we are taking this time to celebrate progress and highlight successes but also making a commitment to you. Last week, public health was impacted. Many of our colleagues, scientists, researchers, policy experts, grant managers, and educators, were dismissed from key federal agencies. These are