#FeatureFriday: Members of the Early Intervention team and our EI Family Ambassador had the opportunity to support the 23rd Annual Walk for Autism and Acceptance on Sunday, September 20, where they enjoyed sharing resources, collaborating with community partners, and reconnecting with our students and their families.
Every school day begins with a safe ride and your route to a meaningful career starts here. Find your seat on our team.
Current opportunities include:
CDL Drivers: $25.90–$31.00/hour
Van Drivers: $21.40–$26.55/hour
Transportation Assistants: $17.95–$22.25/hour
Enjoy paid training, flexible schedules, and meaningful work that supports local students and families.
Hiring Event on October 14, 2026! Learn more and apply online today at: https://www.berksiu.org/page/transportation-careers
Current opportunities include:
CDL Drivers: $25.90–$31.00/hour
Van Drivers: $21.40–$26.55/hour
Transportation Assistants: $17.95–$22.25/hour
Enjoy paid training, flexible schedules, and meaningful work that supports local students and families.
Hiring Event on October 14, 2026! Learn more and apply online today at: https://www.berksiu.org/page/transportation-careers
The Berks County Intermediate Unit (BCIU) is proud to announce Mr. Scott L. Gruber as the recipient of the 2026 BCIU Outstanding Community Partner Award.
Presented annually, the award recognizes an external partner whose leadership, advocacy, and collaboration have helped advance the BCIU's mission and made a meaningful difference for the students, families, educators, and communities it serves. Mr. Gruber was formally recognized by the BCIU Board of Directors during its September 17, 2026, Board Meeting, where Board members and BCIU Administration acknowledged his outstanding contributions and longstanding commitment to the children, families, schools, and communities of Berks County.
“Mr. Gruber’s dedication to collaboration, service, and community engagement exemplifies the qualities of an exceptional community partner,” said Dr. Jill M. Hackman, BCIU Executive Director. “His leadership, generosity, and commitment to improving opportunities for children and families have made a lasting impact throughout Berks County. Through his support of early childhood education, community partnerships, and the BCIU Education Foundation, he has helped create opportunities that will benefit Berks County for years to come.”
The BCIU congratulates Mr. Gruber on this well-deserved recognition and extends its sincere appreciation for his leadership, partnership, and dedication to helping build a brighter future for the children, families, and communities of Berks County.
Photo, L to R: Elizabeth Huhn, Vice President, BCIU Board of Directors; Gary McEwen, President, BCIU Board of Directors; JoAnn Gruber; Scott L. Gruber, BCIU Outstanding Community Partner; David Hershey, Secretary, BCIU Board of Directors; Linda Lash, Treasurer, BCIU Board of Directors; Dr. Jill Hackman, BCIU Executive Director
Presented annually, the award recognizes an external partner whose leadership, advocacy, and collaboration have helped advance the BCIU's mission and made a meaningful difference for the students, families, educators, and communities it serves. Mr. Gruber was formally recognized by the BCIU Board of Directors during its September 17, 2026, Board Meeting, where Board members and BCIU Administration acknowledged his outstanding contributions and longstanding commitment to the children, families, schools, and communities of Berks County.
“Mr. Gruber’s dedication to collaboration, service, and community engagement exemplifies the qualities of an exceptional community partner,” said Dr. Jill M. Hackman, BCIU Executive Director. “His leadership, generosity, and commitment to improving opportunities for children and families have made a lasting impact throughout Berks County. Through his support of early childhood education, community partnerships, and the BCIU Education Foundation, he has helped create opportunities that will benefit Berks County for years to come.”
The BCIU congratulates Mr. Gruber on this well-deserved recognition and extends its sincere appreciation for his leadership, partnership, and dedication to helping build a brighter future for the children, families, and communities of Berks County.
Photo, L to R: Elizabeth Huhn, Vice President, BCIU Board of Directors; Gary McEwen, President, BCIU Board of Directors; JoAnn Gruber; Scott L. Gruber, BCIU Outstanding Community Partner; David Hershey, Secretary, BCIU Board of Directors; Linda Lash, Treasurer, BCIU Board of Directors; Dr. Jill Hackman, BCIU Executive Director
Congratulations to Malery Meck, Early Intervention Program Secretary, who was named as the September 2026 Employee of the Month!
Malery was selected for her exceptional dedication, reliability, and commitment to supporting students, families, and colleagues throughout the Early Intervention program. During her three years as a Level V Secretary, Malery has become a trusted resource for staff at the Pine Forge site.
Known for her positive attitude, responsiveness, and willingness to help, she plays an important role in supporting daily operations, assisting families and staff, navigating processes and systems, and contributing to the Early Intervention Transition Committee. Her colleagues consistently describe her as dependable, resourceful, and someone who goes above and beyond to ensure others have the support they need.
When asked about the best part of her job, Malery shared that she enjoys helping others and strives to be someone her colleagues can trust and rely upon. That commitment to service is evident in her daily work and is one of the many reasons she is deserving of this recognition.
Congratulations, Malery, on this well-deserved honor, and thank you for the positive impact you make on the BCIU community each day.
Malery was selected for her exceptional dedication, reliability, and commitment to supporting students, families, and colleagues throughout the Early Intervention program. During her three years as a Level V Secretary, Malery has become a trusted resource for staff at the Pine Forge site.
Known for her positive attitude, responsiveness, and willingness to help, she plays an important role in supporting daily operations, assisting families and staff, navigating processes and systems, and contributing to the Early Intervention Transition Committee. Her colleagues consistently describe her as dependable, resourceful, and someone who goes above and beyond to ensure others have the support they need.
When asked about the best part of her job, Malery shared that she enjoys helping others and strives to be someone her colleagues can trust and rely upon. That commitment to service is evident in her daily work and is one of the many reasons she is deserving of this recognition.
Congratulations, Malery, on this well-deserved honor, and thank you for the positive impact you make on the BCIU community each day.
During this morning’s Berks County Committee on Legislative Action (COLA) meeting at the BCIU Main Office, members had the opportunity to hear from Dr. Sherri Smith, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators (PASA). Dr. Smith provided a timely overview of key legislative priorities and PASA updates for the 2026-2027 school year.
Thank you to Dr. Smith for sharing her expertise and to all who participated in the discussion. These conversations help COLA members stay informed as they advocate for students, educators, and school communities in Berks County and across Pennsylvania. We look forward to continuing this important work.
Thank you to Dr. Smith for sharing her expertise and to all who participated in the discussion. These conversations help COLA members stay informed as they advocate for students, educators, and school communities in Berks County and across Pennsylvania. We look forward to continuing this important work.
We Are Hiring: Assistant Director for Finance
Are you a strategic financial leader with a passion for supporting educational programs and organizational excellence? We are seeking an Assistant Director for Finance to help oversee the daily financial operations of the Berks County Intermediate Unit while supporting sound fiscal management and long-term organizational success.
In this role, you will:
• Assist in overseeing daily financial and accounting operations for the BCIU
• Support budget development, financial reporting, and year-end closing activities
• Coordinate accounting functions, audits, and compliance reporting requirements
• Assist with revenue acquisition, grant-related fiscal processes, and financial studies
• Collaborate with banking, investment, and lending institutions
• Supervise and support fiscal department staff while fostering professional growth
• Help develop and implement financial policies, procedures, and internal controls
• Partner with leadership to support strategic financial planning and risk management initiatives
We are looking for someone who is analytical, collaborative, and detail-oriented, with strong leadership skills and a commitment to supporting educational services through effective financial stewardship.
Qualifications include:
• Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Accounting, or a related field required
• Advanced degree and/or CPA preferred
• Minimum of five years of experience in a business or financial setting
• Strong knowledge of financial management, accounting, cash flow, and investments
• Experience supervising or developing staff in a business or school environment
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, especially Excel
• Excellent organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills
• Ability to manage confidential information and work effectively with multiple stakeholders
If you are ready to use your financial expertise to make a meaningful impact in education, we encourage you to apply.
Learn more and apply:
https://www.applitrack.com/berksiu/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Admin+Business+Office
Job No. 2471
The Berks County Intermediate Unit is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Are you a strategic financial leader with a passion for supporting educational programs and organizational excellence? We are seeking an Assistant Director for Finance to help oversee the daily financial operations of the Berks County Intermediate Unit while supporting sound fiscal management and long-term organizational success.
In this role, you will:
• Assist in overseeing daily financial and accounting operations for the BCIU
• Support budget development, financial reporting, and year-end closing activities
• Coordinate accounting functions, audits, and compliance reporting requirements
• Assist with revenue acquisition, grant-related fiscal processes, and financial studies
• Collaborate with banking, investment, and lending institutions
• Supervise and support fiscal department staff while fostering professional growth
• Help develop and implement financial policies, procedures, and internal controls
• Partner with leadership to support strategic financial planning and risk management initiatives
We are looking for someone who is analytical, collaborative, and detail-oriented, with strong leadership skills and a commitment to supporting educational services through effective financial stewardship.
Qualifications include:
• Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Accounting, or a related field required
• Advanced degree and/or CPA preferred
• Minimum of five years of experience in a business or financial setting
• Strong knowledge of financial management, accounting, cash flow, and investments
• Experience supervising or developing staff in a business or school environment
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, especially Excel
• Excellent organizational, communication, and interpersonal skills
• Ability to manage confidential information and work effectively with multiple stakeholders
If you are ready to use your financial expertise to make a meaningful impact in education, we encourage you to apply.
Learn more and apply:
https://www.applitrack.com/berksiu/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Admin+Business+Office
Job No. 2471
The Berks County Intermediate Unit is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Congratulations to our 2026 Milestone Award recipients!
The Berks County Intermediate Unit is pleased to recognize employees who have reached significant service milestones and whose dedication, expertise, and commitment have made a lasting impact on our organization and the communities we serve.
We are honored to recognize the following employees for 2026.
25 Years of Service
Karen Allen | Early Intervention
Jamie Brango | Transportation
Kelli Fogarty | Early Intervention
Shari Hassler | Purchasing and Logistics
Melody McCulley | Pre-K Counts
Denise Stephens | Early Intervention
Donna VanKirk | Purchasing and Logistics
Holly Weyer | Special Education
30 Years of Service
Christina Argentati | Early Intervention
Rebecca Curry | Early Intervention
Robyn Zikmund | Early Intervention
Thank you for the difference you make every day and for the years of service you have devoted to supporting students, families, schools, and colleagues.
Please join us in celebrating these dedicated staff members!
The Berks County Intermediate Unit is pleased to recognize employees who have reached significant service milestones and whose dedication, expertise, and commitment have made a lasting impact on our organization and the communities we serve.
We are honored to recognize the following employees for 2026.
25 Years of Service
Karen Allen | Early Intervention
Jamie Brango | Transportation
Kelli Fogarty | Early Intervention
Shari Hassler | Purchasing and Logistics
Melody McCulley | Pre-K Counts
Denise Stephens | Early Intervention
Donna VanKirk | Purchasing and Logistics
Holly Weyer | Special Education
30 Years of Service
Christina Argentati | Early Intervention
Rebecca Curry | Early Intervention
Robyn Zikmund | Early Intervention
Thank you for the difference you make every day and for the years of service you have devoted to supporting students, families, schools, and colleagues.
Please join us in celebrating these dedicated staff members!
As schools across Berks County begin the 2026-2027 school year, a new chapter begins for thousands of students, families, and their school communities.
The Berks County Intermediate Unit extends best wishes for a successful and rewarding 2026-2027 school year. We look forward to partnering with our schools and communities throughout the year to support student achievement, growth, and success!
The Berks County Intermediate Unit extends best wishes for a successful and rewarding 2026-2027 school year. We look forward to partnering with our schools and communities throughout the year to support student achievement, growth, and success!
Today, the BCIU's Office of Early Childhood & Student Services and the Office of Human Resources met to network and plan for the 2026-2027 school year.
Led by Dr. Michelle Reichard-Huff, the Office of Early Childhood & Student Services provides a wide range of programs and supports that help children, students, and families succeed. From early childhood education and family engagement initiatives to student services and behavioral health supports, this team works every day to create opportunities that foster growth, well-being, and success at every stage of a learner's journey. A special thank you to this morning’s Keynote Speaker, Charle Peck, for sharing practical tips for educators to support both personal and student wellness.
The Office of Human Resources, under the direction of Mary Franciscus, Director, helps build and support the talented workforce behind the BCIU’s mission. Through recruitment, onboarding, employee support, professional resources, and organizational initiatives, the Human Resources team helps to ensure that the BCIU continues to attract, develop, and retain highly skilled employees dedicated to serving our students, schools, and communities.
As these teams prepare for the year ahead, we thank them for their ongoing commitment, expertise, and hard work in making a positive impact across Berks County.
Led by Dr. Michelle Reichard-Huff, the Office of Early Childhood & Student Services provides a wide range of programs and supports that help children, students, and families succeed. From early childhood education and family engagement initiatives to student services and behavioral health supports, this team works every day to create opportunities that foster growth, well-being, and success at every stage of a learner's journey. A special thank you to this morning’s Keynote Speaker, Charle Peck, for sharing practical tips for educators to support both personal and student wellness.
The Office of Human Resources, under the direction of Mary Franciscus, Director, helps build and support the talented workforce behind the BCIU’s mission. Through recruitment, onboarding, employee support, professional resources, and organizational initiatives, the Human Resources team helps to ensure that the BCIU continues to attract, develop, and retain highly skilled employees dedicated to serving our students, schools, and communities.
As these teams prepare for the year ahead, we thank them for their ongoing commitment, expertise, and hard work in making a positive impact across Berks County.
Make every mile matter. When you join the BCIU Transportation Team, you're doing more than driving a route or assisting students—you're helping create a safe and positive start to each school day.
Now hiring:
CDL Drivers: $25.90–$31.00/hour
Van Drivers: $21.40–$26.55/hour
Transportation Assistants: $17.95–$22.25/hour
Enjoy paid training, flexible schedules, competitive pay, and the satisfaction of making a difference in students' lives.
Find your seat on our team and help keep students moving toward success. Learn more and apply today: https://www.berksiu.org/page/transportation-careers
Now hiring:
CDL Drivers: $25.90–$31.00/hour
Van Drivers: $21.40–$26.55/hour
Transportation Assistants: $17.95–$22.25/hour
Enjoy paid training, flexible schedules, competitive pay, and the satisfaction of making a difference in students' lives.
Find your seat on our team and help keep students moving toward success. Learn more and apply today: https://www.berksiu.org/page/transportation-careers
Today, BCIU Transportation and Office of Professional Learning staff officially kicked off the 2026-2027 school year.
Transportation staff gathered to prepare for the thousands of student trips that will take place throughout the year. Through training, collaboration, and careful planning, they help ensure students travel to and from school safely, efficiently, and reliably each day.
BCIU Professional Learning staff and educational consultants also began laying the groundwork for another year of supporting educators across Berks County. Through workshops, conferences, coaching, and instructional support, they help strengthen teaching, learning, and student success.
From ensuring safe transportation to providing educators with the tools and resources they need to succeed, these teams make a meaningful impact every day.
Thank you to our Transportation Services and Professional Learning staff for your dedication, expertise, and commitment as we begin another school year!
Transportation staff gathered to prepare for the thousands of student trips that will take place throughout the year. Through training, collaboration, and careful planning, they help ensure students travel to and from school safely, efficiently, and reliably each day.
BCIU Professional Learning staff and educational consultants also began laying the groundwork for another year of supporting educators across Berks County. Through workshops, conferences, coaching, and instructional support, they help strengthen teaching, learning, and student success.
From ensuring safe transportation to providing educators with the tools and resources they need to succeed, these teams make a meaningful impact every day.
Thank you to our Transportation Services and Professional Learning staff for your dedication, expertise, and commitment as we begin another school year!
Today, more than 400 educational leaders from Berks County's school districts, career and technology centers, and the Berks County Intermediate Unit came together for the annual Berks County Schools and BCIU Administrators' Conference.
As we prepare to begin the 2026-2027 school year, administrators gathered to welcome new school administrators, strengthen connections, explore professional learning opportunities, and receive important updates that will support students, staff, and school communities throughout the year.
Keynote speaker Manley Feinberg challenged participants to think differently about leadership and commitment. Through engaging stories and practical lessons, he encouraged attendees to build momentum through change, stay focused on their purpose, invest in strong relationships, and help others to reach their next summit. His message highlighted the importance of trust, teamwork, and shared commitment to excellence in serving students and schools.
A special thank you to the Muhlenberg School District for hosting this year's event and to everyone who helped make this year’s conference a meaningful and inspiring start to the new school year.
As we prepare to begin the 2026-2027 school year, administrators gathered to welcome new school administrators, strengthen connections, explore professional learning opportunities, and receive important updates that will support students, staff, and school communities throughout the year.
Keynote speaker Manley Feinberg challenged participants to think differently about leadership and commitment. Through engaging stories and practical lessons, he encouraged attendees to build momentum through change, stay focused on their purpose, invest in strong relationships, and help others to reach their next summit. His message highlighted the importance of trust, teamwork, and shared commitment to excellence in serving students and schools.
A special thank you to the Muhlenberg School District for hosting this year's event and to everyone who helped make this year’s conference a meaningful and inspiring start to the new school year.
The BCIU is here for you! Through leadership support, regional collaboration, and professional learning opportunities, the Berks County Intermediate Unit helps educational leaders navigate change, share best practices, and plan for the future.
Throughout the year, the BCIU connects administrators through conferences, advisory groups, training programs, and collaborative initiatives that strengthen schools and support student achievement across Berks County. By bringing leaders together and providing valuable resources, the BCIU helps schools stay focused on what matters most: student success.
Learn more about the programs and services available through the BCIU: https://www.berksiu.org/o/bci-14/page/administrators
#BCIUforYou
Throughout the year, the BCIU connects administrators through conferences, advisory groups, training programs, and collaborative initiatives that strengthen schools and support student achievement across Berks County. By bringing leaders together and providing valuable resources, the BCIU helps schools stay focused on what matters most: student success.
Learn more about the programs and services available through the BCIU: https://www.berksiu.org/o/bci-14/page/administrators
#BCIUforYou
The BCIU is here for you! Through the Berks County Head Start Program, children and families receive educational opportunities, family support services, and resources designed to promote school readiness and lifelong success.
Head Start focuses on the development of the whole child while providing families with tools and supports that strengthen learning both at home and in the classroom. Together, we are helping children build confidence, curiosity, and a lifelong love of learning.
Now Enrolling for Fall 2026! Learn more about Head Start at https://www.berksiu.org/page/berks-county-head-start
The BCIU is here for you! High-quality early learning experiences provide a strong foundation for future academic success.
Through Pennsylvania Pre-K Counts, the BCIU helps eligible children develop the skills, confidence, and social-emotional readiness needed for a successful transition to kindergarten.
By offering engaging learning environments, research-based instruction, and strong family partnerships, Pre-K Counts supports children during some of their most important developmental years.
Now enrolling for Fall 2026! Learn more about Pennsylvania Pre-K Counts at: https://www.berksiu.org/page/pre-k-counts
#BCIUforYou
Through Pennsylvania Pre-K Counts, the BCIU helps eligible children develop the skills, confidence, and social-emotional readiness needed for a successful transition to kindergarten.
By offering engaging learning environments, research-based instruction, and strong family partnerships, Pre-K Counts supports children during some of their most important developmental years.
Now enrolling for Fall 2026! Learn more about Pennsylvania Pre-K Counts at: https://www.berksiu.org/page/pre-k-counts
#BCIUforYou
Join us for our Transportation Hiring Event and take the next step in your driving career!
Date: Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Location: BCIU Main Office
1111 Commons Blvd., Reading, PA 19605
What to expect:
- On-site interviews
- Opportunity to meet our transportation team
- A pathway to a rewarding driving career
Bonus Opportunity:
Candidates with a CDL and proper endorsements may be eligible for a $1,500 bonus.
RSVP by Friday, July 17, 2026
Call: 610-987-8471
Walk-ins welcome!
Learn more: berksiu.org/drivers
Don’t miss this opportunity to drive your future forward—we hope to see you there!
The Berks County Intermediate Unit is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Date: Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Location: BCIU Main Office
1111 Commons Blvd., Reading, PA 19605
What to expect:
- On-site interviews
- Opportunity to meet our transportation team
- A pathway to a rewarding driving career
Bonus Opportunity:
Candidates with a CDL and proper endorsements may be eligible for a $1,500 bonus.
RSVP by Friday, July 17, 2026
Call: 610-987-8471
Walk-ins welcome!
Learn more: berksiu.org/drivers
Don’t miss this opportunity to drive your future forward—we hope to see you there!
The Berks County Intermediate Unit is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
On June 19, 2026, the ELECT Program held a Community Resource Fair and Car Seat Safety Check in partnership with Safe Kids AAA at the BCIU Education Centre. Students enrolled in the ELECT Program, along with community members, had the opportunity to connect with 22 community-based organizations and learn about available resources and services. Safe Kids AAA conducted over 30 car seat safety inspections, helping to ensure that children were traveling safely and that caregivers received education on proper car seat installation and use. Thank you to everyone who attended!
On June 18, 2026, The Doula Concierge presented a scholarship to BCIU ELECT participant, Que-Sean Dowdell, during the 37th Annual Dr. Ronald E. Smith Scholarship Awards at Albright College.
Que-Sean Dowdell, a recent graduate of Wilson High School’s Class of 2026, has demonstrated determination, responsibility, and a strong commitment to his future. This fall, Que-Sean will attend Coker University.
Jennifer Reinhold, ELECT Program Supervisor, attended the scholarship dinner on Que-Sean’s behalf. The following day, Que-Sean had the opportunity to meet Latisha and Latosha Baker, the sisters who own and operate The Doula Concierge in Berks County.
The ELECT Program is proud of Que-Sean’s accomplishments and wishes him continued success as he begins this exciting new chapter of his educational journey!
Pictured: Jennifer Reinhold (ELECT Program Supervisor), LaTisha Baker (The Doula Concierge), Que-Sean Dowdell (ELECT Participant), LaTosha Baker (The Doula Concierge), Tom Campanur (ELECT Fatherhood Case Manager)
Que-Sean Dowdell, a recent graduate of Wilson High School’s Class of 2026, has demonstrated determination, responsibility, and a strong commitment to his future. This fall, Que-Sean will attend Coker University.
Jennifer Reinhold, ELECT Program Supervisor, attended the scholarship dinner on Que-Sean’s behalf. The following day, Que-Sean had the opportunity to meet Latisha and Latosha Baker, the sisters who own and operate The Doula Concierge in Berks County.
The ELECT Program is proud of Que-Sean’s accomplishments and wishes him continued success as he begins this exciting new chapter of his educational journey!
Pictured: Jennifer Reinhold (ELECT Program Supervisor), LaTisha Baker (The Doula Concierge), Que-Sean Dowdell (ELECT Participant), LaTosha Baker (The Doula Concierge), Tom Campanur (ELECT Fatherhood Case Manager)
Ready to Drive Your Career Forward?
Join us at our Transportation Hiring Event and take the next step in your driving career.
Date: Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Location: BCIU Main Office
1111 Commons Blvd., Reading, PA 19605
What to expect:
- On-site interviews
- Opportunity to meet our transportation team
- A pathway to a rewarding driving career
Bonus Opportunity:
Candidates with a CDL and proper endorsements may be eligible for a $1,500 bonus.
RSVP by Friday, June 19, 2026
Call: 610-987-8471
Walk-ins are welcome.
Learn more: berksiu.org/drivers
Don’t miss this opportunity to move your career forward. We look forward to meeting you!
Join us at our Transportation Hiring Event and take the next step in your driving career.
Date: Tuesday, June 23, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Location: BCIU Main Office
1111 Commons Blvd., Reading, PA 19605
What to expect:
- On-site interviews
- Opportunity to meet our transportation team
- A pathway to a rewarding driving career
Bonus Opportunity:
Candidates with a CDL and proper endorsements may be eligible for a $1,500 bonus.
RSVP by Friday, June 19, 2026
Call: 610-987-8471
Walk-ins are welcome.
Learn more: berksiu.org/drivers
Don’t miss this opportunity to move your career forward. We look forward to meeting you!
Join Us for a Community Resource Fair!
Hosted by ELECT Pregnant & Parenting Teen Services
Location: BCIU Education Centre
2101 Centre Ave, Reading
Date: Friday, June 19, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Looking for support, helpful resources, or connections for you and your family? Come out and explore everything our Community Resource Fair has to offer!
What to Expect:
• Connect with local organizations and service providers
• Discover free and low-cost resources in your community
• Learn about programs designed to support you and your family
Special Feature:
AAA will be on-site providing FREE car seat safety checks — a great opportunity to make sure your child is traveling safely!
Participating Community Partners Include:
Reading Public Library • United Way of Berks County • The Doula Concierge • Berks Community Action Program Family Center • Mary’s Shelter • Early Learning Resource Center • Helping Harvest • SAM Inc. Birth to 3 Early Intervention • BCIU Early Intervention • Parents as Teachers • Nurse Family Partnership • WIC – Maternal and Family Health Services • Connections Work • Springfield Behavioral • ECYEH (Education for Children and Youth Experiencing Homelessness) • Easter Seals • Highway Safety Patrol • AAA
Bring a friend, ask questions, and take advantage of the valuable support available to you and your family.
We hope to see you there!
Hosted by ELECT Pregnant & Parenting Teen Services
Location: BCIU Education Centre
2101 Centre Ave, Reading
Date: Friday, June 19, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Looking for support, helpful resources, or connections for you and your family? Come out and explore everything our Community Resource Fair has to offer!
What to Expect:
• Connect with local organizations and service providers
• Discover free and low-cost resources in your community
• Learn about programs designed to support you and your family
Special Feature:
AAA will be on-site providing FREE car seat safety checks — a great opportunity to make sure your child is traveling safely!
Participating Community Partners Include:
Reading Public Library • United Way of Berks County • The Doula Concierge • Berks Community Action Program Family Center • Mary’s Shelter • Early Learning Resource Center • Helping Harvest • SAM Inc. Birth to 3 Early Intervention • BCIU Early Intervention • Parents as Teachers • Nurse Family Partnership • WIC – Maternal and Family Health Services • Connections Work • Springfield Behavioral • ECYEH (Education for Children and Youth Experiencing Homelessness) • Easter Seals • Highway Safety Patrol • AAA
Bring a friend, ask questions, and take advantage of the valuable support available to you and your family.
We hope to see you there!
