When it’s cold outside, Pittsburgh has plenty to keep families busy at little or no cost. Kidsburgh offers nine “free and almost free” cold weather activities for kids.

PA People Count aims to highlight the impact that the Pennsylvania budget stalemate is having on human services programs, including those that aid children and families.

Pittsburgh-based organization Pennsylvania Women Work has launched a new program for young, low-income parents.

Pittsburgh’s “special sauce,” the thing that makes it unique, is its people. Fred Rogers was a shining example.

From Toys to Tots to Snow Angels, there are lots of great places in Pittsburgh to volunteer with kids this holiday season.

The Saturday Light Brigade has just launched an internet radio station, Youth Express, which broadcasts youth voices 24/7.

Homeless Children’s Awareness Week shines a spotlight on the plight of Pittsburgh’s homeless youth.

Here’s our guide to kid-friendly cooking classes in Pittsburgh.

Architecture Explorations teaches kids about history, spatial reasoning and basic architectural skills through hands-on learning.

Head to the Aviary for new hands-on learning opportunities with some feathered friends!

Help your child learn through fun maker activities in the city and at home.

Cycling is taking our city by storm. Our Kidsburgh biking guide can help your family get a piece of the action.

Thanks to a new initiative all Pittsburgh children will be eligible for free pool tags and swim lessons at Citiparks pools this summer.

From yoga camp and CSI camp to farm camp and cop camp, here are Kidsburgh’s picks for the most unique Pittsburgh summer camps in 2015.

Check out some of the coolest STEAM programs in Pittsburgh that have kids clamoring to learn highly technical skills.

With the holidays around the corner, there are many ways to help those in need. Here’s our guide to family volunteer opportunities in Pittsburgh.

Meet Burgh Man, aka A. Mark Bedillion. A retired mental health worker, he uses his super powers in his mission to promote health lifestyles and address issues facing our kids.

As Kids+Creativity enters its fourth year, it’s become “a machine that’s really churning now,” in “a city focused on education like no other.” And it’s gaining international recognition for Pittsburgh.

Big Brothers Big Sisters’ mentor2.0 will match students with college grads to help them with the non-academic skills college also requires.

Catalyst Connection and ASSET STEM Education have created new workshops to ready teachers to train kids in manufacturing job skills.