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New van will bring baby essentials to Philadelphia families who need them most

Дата публикации: 22-10-2026 10:20:47



A Philadelphia mother unveiled a new mobile resource van Thursday to deliver essential baby supplies and other resources to families in need.
Vonee Hill, founder of Linked Family Services, made her “Tiny Essentials Relief Hub Mobile Care Delivery Service” a reality, providing eligible families with diapers, wipes, formula, hygiene products and other baby essentials through monthly home delivery.
“I started this work wanting something better for my own children, and I realized their future is connected to every child in our community,” Hill said. “If families can’t always get to the help, we have to bring the help to them,” Hill said.
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According to a release, the program also supports participating childcare centers and provides ongoing care coordination.
The new resource van was set to be unveiled officially during a ribbon-cutting ceremony in West Philadelphia on Thursday morning.
Organizations interested in partnering with this service are asked to email Linked Family Services at contact@linkedfamily.org.


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A Philadelphia mother unveiled a new mobile resource van Thursday to deliver essential baby supplies and other resources to families in need. NBC10’s Lili Zheng has the details.

A Philadelphia mother unveiled a new mobile resource van Thursday to deliver essential baby supplies and other resources to families in need.

Vonee Hill, founder of Linked Family Services, made her "Tiny Essentials Relief Hub Mobile Care Delivery Service" a reality, providing eligible families with diapers, wipes, formula, hygiene products and other baby essentials through monthly home delivery.

“I started this work wanting something better for my own children, and I realized their future is connected to every child in our community,” Hill said. "If families can't always get to the help, we have to bring the help to them," Hill said.

According to a release, the program also supports participating childcare centers and provides ongoing care coordination.

The new resource van was set to be unveiled officially during a ribbon-cutting ceremony in West Philadelphia on Thursday morning.

Organizations interested in partnering with this service are asked to email Linked Family Services at contact@linkedfamily.org.

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