PRESS RELEASES
Updated Texas data and policy recommendations on child care, child hunger, health care, family-child interactions, and other early childhood experiences that shape school readiness.
Child care, health coverage, family preservation, and other children’s issues are included in the Senate interim charges.
This is a fantastic step forward to support healthy moms and babies.
Delays in processing Medicaid applications are a top concern heading into the new year.
81 percent of disenrollments were due to procedural denials.
41 other states have implemented 12-month coverage or are working on implementing it.
Texas can request fast-track federal approval to offer 12 months of health coverage after pregnancy.
Letter to Governor and Legislature Calls for Action on Child Care.
Announcing the Texas School Readiness Dashboard
The foster care facilities reform package should be a priority next session.
The federal government reportedly will not approve the Texas waiver.
We urge state leaders to swiftly implement these recommendations to make sure Texas kids aren’t stuck living in a CPS office, a motel, a dangerous unlicensed home, or a foster care facility hundreds of miles away in another state
Following the release of the state report, advocates are urging the Legislature to take action
We're calling for 12-month continuous health coverage for kids and 12-month postpartum coverage for moms.
The groups called for Congress to quickly pass the plan in the Build Back Better reconciliation bill.
