UPLIFTING THE POWER OF CULTURE: PROTECTIVE FACTORS FOR THE HEALTH OF CALIFORNIA’S CHILDREN
READ THE BRIEF
AB 665 MINOR CONSENT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FACT SHEET
VIEW THE FACT SHEET
MEDI-CAL CALL WAIT TIMES SURVEY REPORT
SEE THE REPORT
COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS ADVANCING CHILD HEALTH EQUITY
READ THE BRIEF
KEEP KIDS COVERED
LEARN MORE
RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT THE 988 LIFELINE
VIEW FACT SHEET
HELP FAMILIES RENEW THEIR MEDI-CAL
LEARN MORE
The Children’s Partnership (TCP) works with local, state and national partners to advance solutions that provide all of California’s 10 million children – regardless of their race, ethnicity or place of birth – the resources and opportunities they need to grow up healthy and thrive. All of our policy priorities center the experiences of marginalized children and families and therefore focus on outcomes related to healthy children, strong, economically stable families and safe and welcoming communities.
Messages were delivered by the ALL IN For Health Campaign through numerous education and early learning partners to inform families about health coverage options.
4,100,000
Children with special health care needs could benefit from our recommendations to expand the use of telehealth to help ensure care.
1,000
Foster youth in Ventura County benefited from an electronic record system pilot program that will improve continuity of care and access to health and education information.
600
VOICES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. Put children front and center for the 2018 midterm elections by co-hosting a non-partisan gubernatorial forum with 600 members of the community joining us.
4.5M
CHILDREN IN IMMIGRANT FAMILIES. Released original research with immigrant families, health providers, and community leaders to guide how California can help mitigate the increased fear and anxiety in immigrant communities and better support the mental health and well-being of children.
AB 2315
ADVANCED EFFORTS TO USE TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES FOR CHILDREN. Passed AB 2315to help develop guidelines for the use of telehealth for mental and behavioral health services in public schools and released a report to help communities adopt telehealth in school and child care settings.
7,300,000
Messages were delivered by the ALL IN For Health Campaign through numerous education and early learning partners to inform families about health coverage options.
4,100,000
Children with special health care needs could benefit from our recommendations to expand the use of telehealth to help ensure care.
1,000
Foster youth in Ventura County benefited from an electronic record system pilot program that will improve continuity of care and access to health and education information.
4.5M
CHILDREN IN IMMIGRANT FAMILIES. Released original research with immigrant families, health providers, and community leaders to guide how California can help mitigate the increased fear and anxiety in immigrant communities and better support the mental health and well-being of children.
600
VOICES FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. Put children front and center for the 2018 midterm elections by co-hosting a non-partisan gubernatorial forum with 600 members of the community joining us.
AB 2315
ADVANCED EFFORTS TO USE TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES FOR CHILDREN. Passed AB 2315 to help develop guidelines for the use of telehealth for mental and behavioral health services in public schools and released a report to help communities adopt telehealth in school and child care settings.
97,750
97,750
MIGRANT STUDENTS. Launched ``Lets Talk: Bright Futures For Migrant Children`` with the California Department of Education's Migrant Education Program to support the oral health and nutrition of the nation's largest migrant student population.
1,100
SCHOOL DISTRICTS. Created ``ALL IN For Safe Schools``, a new partnership with the California Department of Education to support the creation of a safe and welcoming school environment for every child in every school district.
100%
Supported a ``whole-child approach``, challenging our child-and-youth-serving systems to consider child well-being as the shared priority and convening 40 local, state, and national child welfare, juvenile justice, and behavioral health leaders to develop a policy roadmap to ensure all youth are safe, healthy, and thriving.
Our Impact
Our work has impacted the lives of millions of children in California and across the nation.
Messages were delivered by the ALL IN For Health Campaign through numerous education and early learning partners to inform families about health coverage options.
4,100,000
Children with special health care needs could benefit from our recommendations to expand the use of telehealth to help ensure care.
1,000
Foster youth in Ventura County benefited from an electronic record system pilot program that will improve continuity of care and access to health and education information.
