About.

Keystone Kids Go is supported and enhanced by the Pennsylvania Departments of Health, Education and Human Services.

Keystone Kids Go is over 60 members representing more than 20 programs and agencies including government, education, health, human services, libraries, professional developers and researchers, and non-profits. Through individual and collective action, Keystone Kids Go is dedicated to collaboration, resource development, and the advancement of systems change, leading to policies and practices that create environments that promote and support equitable access to knowledge, resources and affordable care for children, staff, and families within Pennsylvania’s early childhood education community, so that they can achieve and maintain their optimal health. Learn more about our mission, vision, and values. 

Our Members
Keystone Kids Go is supported and enhanced by the Pennsylvania Departments of Education, Health, and Human Services in partnership with:

• Adagio Health
• Allegheny Prenatal to Three
• Blueprints
• Child Health Research Center, Penn State University
  
• Clearfield County League on Social Services, Inc. 
• Early Childhood Mobility Coalition
• Early Learning Resource Centers (ELRCs)
• First Up
• National Black Child Development Institute (Philadelphia Affiliate Chapter)
• Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL)
• Office of Commonwealth Libraries
• Penn State Better Kid Care
• Pennsylvania Chapter American Academy of Pediatrics Early Childhood Education Linkage System (PA AAP ECELS)
• Penn State College of Medicine 
• Pennsylvania Department of Education, Division of Food and Nutrition
• Pennsylvania Department of Health, Division of Nutrition and Physical Activity
• Pennsylvania Downtown Center
• Pennsylvania Head Start Association (PHSA)
• Pennsylvania Migrant Education Program
• Pennsylvania Nutrition Education Network (PANEN)
• Philadelphia Department of Public Health
• Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC)
• The Food Trust
• The Pennsylvania Key
• Tuscarora Intermediate Unit
• University of Pittsburgh, Office of Child Development 
• UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, Division of Community Health

Since 2002, Keystone Kids Go, a collaborative workgroup, has been actively working to improve the health of Pennsylvania’s children, staff, and families within the early childhood education community through collaboration, resource development, and systems change. In September 2022, Keystone Kids Go was recognized by Governor Wolf in honor of the group’s twentieth anniversary.