Nineteen WINcome Grantees Renewed for Year Two
The Children’s Campaign is listed as one of WINcome’s public policy grantee partners.
View Press CoverageAs a trusted source of expertise and data regarding children in Colorado, the Colorado Children’s Campaign is frequently cited in news stories statewide, increasing the visibility of issues affecting the health, education, and wellbeing of our state’s kids. Please read through the following articles to learn more about important issues affecting Colorado children.
The Children’s Campaign is listed as one of WINcome’s public policy grantee partners.
View Press Coverage“During the Public Health Emergency, kids and families got covered and stayed covered – a definite bright spot in the dark days of the pandemic,” said Erin Miller, Vice President of Health Initiatives at the Colorado Children’s Campaign.
View Press Coverage“The Save Children’s Coverage Act will help hundreds of thousands of kids across the country who are eligible for public health coverage – including tens of thousands of kids in Colorado – stay insured,” said Erin Miller, V.P. of Health Initiatives at the Colorado Children’s Campaign.
View Press Coverage“According to the Colorado Children’s Campaign, nearly 50% of children across the state, including school-aged kids, are cared for in unlicensed or informal settings.”
View Press Coverage“Broadly speaking, we would like to see caregiving, in all the ways that it shows up for children and families, to be respected, prioritized, and funded,” said Melissa Mares, director of Early Childhood Initiatives at the Colorado Children’s Campaign, during Thursday’s meeting.
View Press CoverageThe Children’s Campaign is listed as a supporter of HB23-1118.
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