Maternal & Family Health Services, Inc. announced today that Bette Cox Saxton will step down as MFHS President & Chief Executive Officer in June. “I will be leaving to pursue . . .

Two MFHS programs were the subject of recent high profile studies demonstrating positive impacts on maternal and child health. A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association . . .

The following letter was published in the Citizen’s Voice on January 1, 2020. A report recently published in Pediatrics, a leading peer-reviewed journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, released . . .

Every year Black Friday shopping starts earlier and earlier, but you can avoid the crowds by shopping and giving online this holiday season! You can shop your favorite stores, all . . .

#GivingTuesday 2019 is almost here! Mark your calendars – this international day of giving is happening on December 3rd, 2019, the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving. MFHS is thrilled to announce . . .

Maternal and Family Health Services recently welcomed two new members to their board of directors. The two new members include: Lauren Allen, Director of Client and Community Relations at PNC . . .

MFHS is thrilled to announce that our 2019 Community Partner Award is going to Lackawanna College at our 48th annual meeting. Starting in 2018, Lackawanna College began providing full-tuition scholarships . . .

The 2019 recipient of the Youth Partner Outreach Award is Erin Keating. Keating will receive this award at the MFHS 48th Annual Meeting & Community Luncheon for her help in . . .

During this year’s Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors, MFHS will be presenting the Rose Allan Tucker Award to Maureen Rinehimer. Earning her PhD from Seaton Hall University in . . .

This year’s Outstanding Public Service Award is being presented to the Honorable Governor Tom Wolf in recognition of his work advocating for the health of women, children and families throughout . . .