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Category: Press Releases

Press Release: How child poverty has changed in every North Carolina county

New county data cards present crucial benchmarks on child health and well-being in all 100 counties
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By: Fawn Pattison | April 2022

PRESS RELEASE New Poll Finds Wide Support for Medicaid Expansion Among N.C. Republican Voters

Republican voters support Medicaid coverage for low-income North Carolinians by a margin of more than 2 to 1
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November 2021
NC Child Calls for Statewide School Mask Mandate to Support Safe In-Person Learning as School Resumes

NC Child Calls for Statewide School Mask Mandate to Support Safe In-Person Learning as School Resumes

Press Release & Letter to State Officials
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By: Fawn Pattison | August 2021
Press Release: Child Tax Credit Will Lift Over 140,000 NC Children out of Poverty

Press Release: Child Tax Credit Will Lift Over 140,000 NC Children out of Poverty

NC Child urges families to use new resources to ensure they will receive the expanded Child Tax Credit 
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By: Vikki Crouse | June 2021

Press Release: Statement on Affordable Care Act and North Carolina’s Children

Supreme Court ruling upholds health care for millions of American families
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By: Kaylan Szafranski | June 2021

Press Release: North Carolina Sees an Increase in Failing Grades for Kids’ Health in 2021

Biannual Child Health Report Card reviews 15 key indicators of children’s health
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By: Fawn Pattison | February 2021
Press Release: New Data Finds Number of Uninsured Children Increasing at Alarming Rate

Press Release: New Data Finds Number of Uninsured Children Increasing at Alarming Rate

Analysis shows 23% increase in the number of uninsured North Carolina children between 2016 and 2019
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By: Fawn Pattison | October 2020
“Clean Water for Carolina Kids” Program Wins Harvard’s Roy Award for Environmental Partnership

“Clean Water for Carolina Kids” Program Wins Harvard’s Roy Award for Environmental Partnership

NC Child & partners’ work protects North Carolina’s children from dangerous lead exposure  
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By: Fawn Pattison | September 2020
New data indicators to watch as the pandemic unfolds for kids

New data indicators to watch as the pandemic unfolds for kids

The annual County Data Cards highlight 15 key indicators of child well-being that elected officials should track, and respond to, in their communities.
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By: Whitney Tucker | May 2020
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