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At ProspHire, social responsibility isn’t just a guiding principle—it’s a fundamental part of who we are. As we work toward our mission to help our clients provide better access to quality healthcare, we recognize that true impact goes beyond our profession. It means actively contributing to the well-being of the communities we serve, particularly those most vulnerable.
One of the most meaningful ways we demonstrate this commitment daily is through our ongoing efforts to improve government programs that provide healthcare to those in greatest need. But our responsibility doesn’t stop there. We understand that healthcare extends beyond policies and programs—it’s about people. That’s why we proudly support the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh Child Advocacy Center and its Patient Family Support Fund, which was established and continues to be sustained through ProspHire’s philanthropic support.
During National Child Abuse Prevention Month, we reaffirm our dedication to protecting and advocating for children who have experienced abuse or neglect. The Patient Family Support Fund ensures that the Child Advocacy Center has a dedicated budget to meet the immediate needs of these children—whether it’s providing essential resources, medical care, or emotional support. This initiative reflects our core belief that healthcare is not just about treatment but also about compassion, advocacy and meaningful action.
At ProspHire, social responsibility is not just an obligation, it’s a privilege. It’s the reason we do what we do every day and it’s why we will continue to use our expertise, resources and passion to make a tangible difference in the lives of those who need it most.
Did You Know?
Children living in poverty are significantly more likely to experience abuse or neglect—and over 70% of children involved in child welfare systems are enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP. That’s why our work to strengthen these public programs and support advocacy organizations is so critical to protecting children and ensuring they receive the care and compassion they need.
