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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The Latest

August 30, 2019

AB 526 Held on Suspense Statement

Statement from The Children’s Partnership on AB 526 (Petrie-Norris) Being Held in Suspension   "The...

August 12, 2019

Final Trump Rule Harms Millions of Children and Families, Ignores Core American Vales

Final Trump Rule Harms Millions of Children and Families, Ignores Core American Values [Los Angeles, CA] Today, the federal government...

July 17, 2019

Second Peter Harbage Fellow Selected to Work with The Children’s Partnership

Below is a press release reposted from the Peter Harbage Fellowship. It is an absolute honor for The Children’s Partnership...

July 09, 2019

LAST DAY TO COMMENT! Protect Housing for Immigrant Families and Let HUD Know You Oppose the Proposed Mixed-Status Families Rule

The Children's Partnership (TCP) opposes the eviction of mixed-status families. Mixed-status families are households that include both documented and undocumented...

Our Priorities

The Children’s Partnership currently works on two main priority issue areas that are pressing for underserved children: Health and Digital Technology.

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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.
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.

Our Impact

Our work has impacted the lives of millions of children in California and across the nation.

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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.

Our Partners