How We Work - The Children's Partnership

CHIP/Healthy Families

In 2013, The Children's Partnership (TCP) calls for leadership in the government, corporate, and nonprofit sectors under the following policy areas to:

Meet the Promise of the Affordable Care Act for Children
Improve Health Outcomes for Children Through Innovative Technology Solutions
Pay Special Attention to the Most Vulnerable Youth
Ensure All Children Receive Needed Dental Care

Download the full description of TCP's Policy Agenda here.

CHIP/Healthy Families

Wendy Lazarus Interviewed on the Restoration of California's Healthy Families Program

Wendy Lazarus on Passage of Bill Saving Children's Health Coverage in California

Wendy Lazarus on the Budget Shortfall in the Health Families Program

Kristen Golden Testa on Cuts to Children's Health Coverage in California

Wendy Lazarus Responds to California Freezing Enrollment for Children in California's Healthy Families Coverage Program

Wendy Lazarus Interviewed About Healthy Families Funding

Wendy Lazarus Interviewed about California Healthy Families Program Funding

Wendy Lazarus on Healthy Families Receiving Last-Minute Temporary Funding

Wendy Lazarus Interviewed on Efforts to Provide Health Coverage to All California Children

Wendy Lazarus on Efforts to Provide Health Insurance to All California Children

Wendy Lazarus Advocates Against Enrollment Freeze in California's Healthy Families Program

E-Health Snapshot: A Look at Emerging Health Information Technology for Children in Medicaid and SCHIP Programs

Wendy Lazarus Estimates Dropped Health Insurance Enrollment Rates for California Children

California's Children Need a Strong SCHIP Reauthorization Before March 2009

Wendy Lazarus Letter to the Editor: Don't Hurt the Kids

Wendy Lazarus Letter to the Editor on Protecting Children's Health Insurance

Modernizing Medicaid and SCHIP So They Work Better for Children and Taxpayers: The Case for Wise Investments in Health IT

Wendy Lazarus: Children Forgotten in Health Reform

Local Gains Threatened by New Veto

Bush Health Care Veto Leaves State in Bind

Children's Health Effort in Peril

Possible Presidential Veto Puts Health Care Coverage for Children in Jeopardy

Making Real Gains for Children: Strategies for Reaching the More Than Six Million Uninsured Children Eligible for Medicaid and SCHIP

Report: I.T. Can Boost Child Coverage

E-Health Snapshot: Harnessing Technology to Improve Medicaid and SCHIP

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