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May 18, 2020
Early Childhood, Press Releases
Peter Clark
Statement on Gov. Abbott Opening Child Care

State must closely monitor health concerns and provide federal funds to providers

Statement on Gov. Abbott Opening Child Care
July 3, 2017
Blog, Child Health
Peter Clark
Over a Million Texans May Lose Insurance Under ...

By now, we all know that Monday’s CBO report estimated that the Senate health care bill ("BCRA") will increase the number of uninsured Americans by 22 million. And now we’re starting to see some estimates of what that would look like in Texas.

February 9, 2017
Early Childhood, Blog
Texans Care for Children
Local Research on Texas Pre-k Grants Provides ...

Districts urged the Legislature to provide adequate and predicable funding for boosting pre-k quality.

October 10, 2014
Early Childhood, Testimony
Andrea Brauer
Sunset Advisory Commission Report of the Texas ...

Testimony to the Sunset Advisory Commission

Texans Care for Children, among other suggestions, recommends Establishing an Office of Learning at the Texas Education Agency.

Peter Clark
November 12, 2014
Mental Health, Child Protection, Press Releases

Sunset Commission Should Oppose Creation of Health & Human Services Mega-Agency

Peter Clark
November 12, 2014
Mental Health, Child Protection, Press Releases

Texans Care for Children is calling on the Sunset Commission to oppose their staff recommendation to consolidate the state's health and human services agencies into a single mega-agency.

Ashley Harris
November 10, 2014
Child Protection, Reports & Briefs

Protecting Foster Youth from Sex Trafficking

Ashley Harris
November 10, 2014
Child Protection, Reports & Briefs

Protecting foster youth must be a key component of state leaders' strategy for combating sex trafficking.

Andrea Brauer
November 7, 2014
Child Health, Early Childhood, Op-Eds

More to Do to Improve Child Care Quality

Andrea Brauer
November 7, 2014
Child Health, Early Childhood, Op-Eds

How the Texas Workforce Commission can use the current child care subsidy program to incentivize private providers to do the right thing.

Tagged: Child Care, Maternal & Infant Health, Nutrition & Fitness

Lauren Dimitry
November 5, 2014
Blog, Child Health

For the First Time, Voters Put Soda In Its Place

Lauren Dimitry
November 5, 2014
Blog, Child Health

Berkeley, California has officially become our nation's first city to pass a soda tax. What that means for Texas.

Tagged: Nutrition & Fitness

Peter Clark
October 22, 2014
Child Protection, Youth Justice, Press Releases

State Failed Travis County Youth Killed in Juvenile Probation

Peter Clark
October 22, 2014
Child Protection, Youth Justice, Press Releases

Following the news that teenager Christian Cuellar was killed in a fight at the private Brookhaven Youth Ranch, where he was placed by Travis County Juvenile Probation, Texans Care for Children's Juvenile Justice Policy Associate, Lauren Rose, released the following statement.

Texans Care for Children
October 20, 2014
Blog

Reflections & Tips for Non-profit Social Media & Social Marketing

Texans Care for Children
October 20, 2014
Blog

We explain the difference between social marketing and social media and why it matters to nonprofits.

Tagged: Get Involved

Texans Care for Children
October 17, 2014
Child Health, Early Childhood, Mental Health, Testimony

Sunset HHSC Comments from Texans Care for Children

Texans Care for Children
October 17, 2014
Child Health, Early Childhood, Mental Health, Testimony

Testimony to the Sunset Advisory Commission

Our organization's preliminary comments regarding several of the Sunset Staff's recommendations for HHSC.

Tagged: Health Coverage, Maternal & Infant Health, Success in School

Andrea Brauer
October 10, 2014
Early Childhood, Testimony

Sunset Advisory Commission Report of the Texas Education Agency

Andrea Brauer
October 10, 2014
Early Childhood, Testimony

Testimony to the Sunset Advisory Commission

Texans Care for Children, among other suggestions, recommends Establishing an Office of Learning at the Texas Education Agency.

Tagged: Pre-K

Peter Clark
October 10, 2014
Child Protection, Press Releases

Consultants' Report to CPS Raises Foster Care Redesign Concerns

Peter Clark
October 10, 2014
Child Protection, Press Releases

A new report commissioned by the Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS), the parent agency to Child Protective Services (CPS), raises concerns about the state's troubled Foster Care Redesign program.

Lauren Dimitry
October 10, 2014
Child Health, Op-Eds

Equipping Texans to Decide How Many Sugary Drinks is Enough

Lauren Dimitry
October 10, 2014
Child Health, Op-Eds

Last month, leaders of the three major soda companies made an unprecedented pledge to reduce the sugary drink consumption of Americans 20 percent by 2025.

Tagged: Nutrition & Fitness

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