As the COVID-19 crisis evolves, so does our work to ensure all children have the resources and opportunities they need to lead healthy and productive lives. More than ever in this challenging and uncertain time, The Children’s Partnership is committed to the children and families of California by advancing policies and resources to protect our communities in the face of this crisis, in particular our most marginalized. We will continue to lift up the needs of those who face disparate impact in this climate, be it from lack of access to quality care and health coverage, economic instability, or immigration status.
Read The Children’s Partnership’s full statement on COVID-19 here.
To stay up to date on TCP’s policy priorities, actions and resources for families and providers, please visit our social media channels on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
Protecting Children’s Right to Quality and Affordable Health Care
Today 97% of children in California have the security that comes with quality, affordable coverage, thanks to the Affordable Care Act, Medicaid, the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) – and you. Together, we have worked hard to reach this milestone because we know the difference coverage makes – healthy kids do better in school, are more likely to graduate from college and lead fulfilling lives as adults. But as Congress threatens these gains with the American Health Care Act (AHCA) – which would essentially repeal ACA and dismantle Medicaid, we will continue to #Fight4OurHealth. We need to #StayLoud to #ProtectOurCare – more than 5.6 million children in California are counting on us!
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Our Priorities
The Children’s Partnership currently works on two main priority issue areas that are pressing for underserved children: Health and Digital Technology.
Our Impact
Our work has impacted the lives of millions of children in California and across the nation.
