Philly Loves Families

"GET TO KNOW ME" is a provider-facing campaign designed to improve care for pregnant and parenting people living with substance use disorder.

This campaign centers the voices of Philadelphians with lived experience to help healthcare and social service providers reflect on how language, assumptions, and interactions shape trust, engagement in care, and recovery outcomes. The campaign includes a series of short videos paired with practical tools that support compassionate, trauma‑informed care in real clinical and service settings. Learn more: https://www.phillylovesfamilies.com/families-impacted-by-substance-use-disorder -Stigma-Campaign

📣 Know your rights!
Philadelphia’s Unfair Rental Practices Ordinance and the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) protects survivors of domestic violence or sexual assault. These protections include LGBTQ+ survivors.
Share this information- you never know who might need it!
🌆 Learn more about rental protections: bit.ly/DVHousingRightsPhilly

We have a page dedicated to providing resources and support for families affected by pregnancy loss.
For more information on:
- Data on stillbirth in Philadelphia
- Guidance on next steps after a stillbirth
- Recommendations for podcasts and books on stillbirth and pregnancy loss
- Pregnancy loss stories from Philadelphians

Visit: https://www.phillylovesfamilies.com/pregnancy-loss

Happening TOMORROW! Join us for a free community event designed to help young people navigate the transition to adulthood with confidence!

What to expect:
Independent living supports
Employment & job training programs
Education & transition services
Benefits & financial resources
Social & community opportunities

Who should attend?
Youth & young adults (ages 12-26) with disabilities
Parents & caregivers
Transition-age individuals planning for adulthood
Educators, case managers & support professionals

https://bit.ly/4tWS17S

⚠️ A nationwide recall affects families using Nara Organics infant formula. On June 13, 2026, Nara Organics recalled all Nara Organics Whole Milk Organic Infant Formula sold at Target stores, Target.com, and Nara.com. If your family uses this formula:
• Do not use the recalled product.
• Clean any items or surfaces it touched.
• Seek care if your infant becomes ill.
• Report any information to the FDA.
ℹ️: https://bit.ly/3Qp1bMK

Reminder! The next Infant Safe Sleep class is Wednesday, June 17, at 10:00 a.m.! Register here: https://bit.ly/3RsG9gs

Be sure to use enrollment code PHILLY for free sign-up. Learn more: https://www.pacify.com/enroll/pdph

Resources for providers on the topic of pregnancy loss and stillbirth: https://www.phillylovesfamilies.com/pregnancy-loss -provider

What happens when the City declares a heat health emergency | Department of Public Health During very hot weather, the City will declare a Heat Health Emergency, which activates several City services to keep our residents safe.

This Lunch & Learn webinar will share information about the impact and risk of intimate partner violence during pregnancy as well as what health systems in Philadelphia are doing to address this serious issue.
The Shared Safety Lunch & Learn series is meant to equip professionals with the resources and information to improve their response to people experiencing relational violence in Philadelphia.

Este seminario web de la serie «Lunch & Learn» compartirá información sobre el impacto y el riesgo de la violencia por parte de la pareja íntima durante el embarazo, así como sobre las medidas que están adoptando los sistemas de salud de Filadelfia para abordar este grave problema.
La serie «Shared Safety Lunch & Learn» tiene como objetivo dotar a los profesionales de los recursos y la información necesarios para mejorar su respuesta ante las personas que sufren violencia relacional en Filadelfia.
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_erXadivKQva-we2C-J7kgQ