In today’s digital age, where technology plays a central role in everyday life, the need for digital literacy has never been more crucial. Students who complete digital literacy classes are equipped with vital skills that prepare them for success in an increasingly...
On December 6, 2024, DAD’S MATTER Project Supervisor, Tishala (Shay) Cooley, attended the Fayette County Community Action (FCCAA) Open House. The event was beautifully decorated with various Christmas-themed displays on each floor, featuring delightful hors d’oeuvres,...
On Tuesday, December 10, 2024, the Private Industry Council was honored to participate in a Childcare Symposium with the Westmoreland Fayette Workforce Investment Board and Westmoreland Fayette Healthcare Industry Partnership. The event brought together industry...
Christmas should be a time filled with fun, family, and love. The anticipation leading up to the big day takes center stage in the life of a young person; watching them with wonder as they count down the days until they are surrounded by friends and family exchanging...
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Head Start / Early Head Start FAQs The Private Industry Council discusses frequently asked questions for Head Start and Early Head Start students. Private Industry Council operates the Head Start / Early Head Start program for Beaver and Fayette Counties in the...
Dan Bell (left) from DADS MATTER and Briana Tomack, President of the Greater Latrobe Laurel Valley Chamber, outside of the chamber offices in downtown Latrobe.
On Thursday, September 24, 2020, L. Michelle Ferguson (DADS MATTER Program Supervisor) and Daniel Bell (Database Specialist) dropped off new and gently worn shoes to the Greater Latrobe Laurel Valley Chamber of Commerce in downtown Latrobe to support their shoe drive. The Chamber, which seeks to promote a vibrant economic climate in which businesses can prosper, will donate the shoes to developing nations such as Haiti, Colombia, and Tanzania to support micro-entrepreneurs (small business owners). DADS MATTER Staff and their families collectively donated over 50 pairs of sneakers, dress shoes, slippers, and more to pass on to the Chamber. We’re sure the shoes will be put to great use in supporting people in developing countries.
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