Hey Philadelphia Families, it’s that time of the year again!
Discover resources and programs to support Philadelphia’s youth and families at the 3rd Annual Parent and Youth Resource Fair! This free event will feature raffle giveaways, a DJ, light refreshments, and overviews of summer camps, late afternoon/evening activities, emotional support services, mentoring, and more.
Many City agencies and service providers will be on-site, sharing guidance and materials to help children, teens, and their families thrive. Explore safe, enriching summer activities and learn about services that can make a difference in the lives of young Philadelphians.
Please note that filming/photography is taking place at this event for promotional and archival purposes using City of Philadelphia websites, social media, news, and advertising.
Don’t miss this opportunity to plan a brighter summer!
Logistics:
Date: Saturday, April 26
Time: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Location: Pennsylvania Convention Center, Exhibit Hall G. (1101 Arch St). Attendees should use the North Broad Street entrance.
Admission: Free!
Meet this year’s attending organizations:
- A Better Way: Anger Management
- AccessMatters
- Achieving Reunification Center (ARC)
- Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha
- Bethanna
- BEYOND LITERACY
- Big Brothers Big Sisters Independence Region
- Black Muslim Men United for A Better Philadelphia
- Brooklyn Robot Foundry Philly
- Central Division Victim Services
- Child First
- Children and Family Support Services
- City Council
- Citylifehealth
- Committed Community Mentors
- Community Options Inc.
- Cooking4Autism
- Daffodil Home Care Agency
- Del Vann Inspired Media
- DHS
- Dreamers Youth Academy
- Educators 4 Education
- El Concilio 2
- El Concilio 3
- EMIR Healing Center
- First Choice Home & Community Services, Inc.
- Free Library of Philadelphia
- Gateway to College at Community College of Philadelphia
- Gaudenzia
- Gemma Services
- Girls Inc.
- GPCA-IPS
- Grand Central-Kinship Resource Center
- Greater Philadelphia YMCA
- House of Beautiez Sisterhood
- Humana
- Institute For Development Of African American Youth
- Intensive Prevention Services of Southwest Philadelphia (JJC)
- It Takes A Village To Feed One Child
- JEVS Human Services
- JFCS Our Closet In Your Neighborhood
- Junior Achievement of Southeastern Pennsylvania
- Juvenile Probation
- Launchpad Philly
- Liguori Academy
- Literacy Moments Magazine
- Mental Health Partnerships
- Methodist services
- Moms for Liberty
- Municipal ID Program
- Mural Arts Philadelphia
- National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) – Philadelphia chapter
- NET Community Care
- Nicole Prussman Family Coaching & Educational Advocacy
- Northern Children’s Services
- Nutritional Development Services
- Office of Councilmember Nicolas O’Rourke
- Office of Human Resources
- PA CareerLink Philadelphia Northwest
- PA Integrity Network
- PAAN
- PACareerLink
- PDPH – Division of Maternal, Child and Family Health (Children and Youth w/ Special Healthcare Needs)
- Philadelphia Family Voices
- PHILADELPHIA HOUSING AUTHORITY
- Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management
- Philadelphia Parks & Recreation
- Philadelphia Robotics Coalition
- Philadelphia Youth Network
- Public Health Management Corporation
- Rock To the Future
- Santander
- School District of Phila-FACE
- SEAMAAC
- SpArc Services
- Stevie The Inventor Nanobot Building Class
- Temple Lenfest C2L
- The Academy of Industrial Arts Inc.
- The Beaut’e Within Foundation INC
- The Bridge Intensive Prevention Services (BIPS)
- The Council of Spanish Speaking Organizations (Concilio) 1
- The Niche Clinic
- The Office of Youth Ombudsperson
- The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Center
- The School District of Philadelphia – Pregnant and Parenting Student Services
- The School District of Philadelphia, Dept. of Early Childhood
- Unique Dreams-No Weapons Formed
- Urban Affairs Coalition – Summer Youth Employment
- VestedIn, WesGold Fellows
- West Powelton Steppers and Drum Squad
- Women In Transition
- X-Perience Dance Team
The views and advice of the participants in this Resource Fair do not necessarily reflect the views or advice of the City of Philadelphia.
