Nearly half of the children in Philadelphia lack the skills they need to start kindergarten. But early literacy support is becoming increasingly available to families in a place they already trust: the doctor’s office.
A new Philadelphia Inquirer story highlights the longstanding impact of Reach Out and Read Pennsylvania and its plans for statewide expansion to shape stronger outcomes — one book, conversation, and visit at a time.
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