Our district office will reopen on September 13, 2021 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Call 215-879-7777 to schedule an appointment or click below to request an appointment online.
When coming to the office for your appointment, please bring proof of vaccination status, wear a mask (if you do not have one, one will be provided to you) and make sure no more than two people are in your party.
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Senator Hughes Honors 100 Young Men and Their Impact on Pennsylvania Communities
Philadelphia, PA – May 20, 2026 − On Saturday, May 16, 2026, Senator Vincent Hughes, in partnership with the Urban League of Philadelphia, honored 100 young men who are making a tangible difference in their communities at the Men Making a Difference award ceremony. “As we gather, let us be reminded that leadership is not defined by title, but by
Senator Hughes and Philadelphia Leaders Announce Over $23M in Community Safety Grants for Philadelphia
May 8, 2026 − Philadelphia, PA- Senator Vincent Hughes in partnership with Senator Art Haywood convened Philadelphia area lawmakers and community leaders to announce new state grants that have been awarded to Philadelphia organizations and projects aimed at stopping violence in local communities and supporting victims. Over $23 million in state grants for grassroot, community anti-violence groups and after-school programs
Senate Democrats Decry Wasted Session Time, Urge Senate Republicans to Focus on PA Budget and Affordability Crisis
HARRISBURG, PA – May 6, 2026 − Today, May 6, is the Senate’s final day in session until June 1, 2026. But despite the lengthy break, Senate Republicans moved no bills to raise wages, bring down costs, or work on the 2026-27 Pennsylvania Budget, due on June 30. On behalf of the Pennsylvania Senate Democratic Caucus, Senate Democratic Leader Jay
LIHEAP Applications are Now Open
Eligible individuals and families can now apply for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance program (LIHEAP) to receive cash grants to help pay for heating bills.LIHEAP can help renters and homeowners keep their home warm and safe during the coldest seasons. To qualify for LIHEAP in Pennsylvania, you must meet income requirements, which are set based on your household size.
