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.
Here are some of the highlights of the Senate Health and Human Services Committee's interim report on CPS, women's health, mental health, the ACA, and other important issues.
The assessments used in the child welfare system should be improved to ensure children in the system are more quickly matched with the services they need to heal, are more often placed in appropriate settings and are not assessed and reassessed at great cost when doing so is not warranted.
Teen pregnancy in foster care is disturbingly high. Often, the children born to these young parents are vulnerable to a continued cycle of child welfare involvement.
Texans Care for Children opposes the consolidation of the agencies underneath a super-structure as proposed by the Sunset Commission Staff and proposes the following alternative solutions related to mental well-being instead.
Texans Care for Children opposes the consolidation of the agencies underneath a super-structure as proposed by the Sunset Commission Staff and proposes the following alternative solutions related to early opportunities instead.
Texans Care for Children opposes the consolidation of the agencies underneath a super-structure as proposed by the Sunset Commission Staff and proposes the following alternative solutions instead.