Protecting Medicaid is Protecting Children

One out of every three children in Arizona has health care through AHCCCS

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2024 Kids Count Data Book

The 2024 Arizona KIDS COUNT Data Book has been released. This is a resource to understand how children are doing in Arizona.

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Families First Forum Event

The Inaugural Families First Forum connected Arizona leaders from various policy and service organizations to learn about each other’s priorities and issues.

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HEALTH. EDUCATION. SAFETY.

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Moving forward.
Creating change.
Impacting lives.

Our 2025 Legislative Agenda

The 2025 Children’s Action Alliance Legislative Agenda works to ensure the community conditions necessary to allow all Arizona families to have equitable access to high-quality education, health care, child well-being, services, and employment. We strive to live in an Arizona where all children and families thrive.

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2025 Legislative Agenda

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Issues we support

We work to create an Arizona where every child is safe, loved, and has access to quality education and affordable health care.

AZ Kids Count Data Book

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Our signature resource, the Arizona KIDS COUNT Data Book, is the only Data Book that focuses on statewide data trends about children. The Data Book is one of many ways we inform and influence others to advance policies to benefit Arizona children.

Kids Count Data Book

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What Moms Deserve: Policies That Support Arizona Families

As we celebrate Mother’s Day and National Women’s Health Week (May 11–17), it’s essential to recognize the needs of many mothers in Arizona. Beyond flowers and cards, mothers require robust policies that support their health, economic stability, and mental well-being. While Arizona...

AHCCCS Supports Military Families and Their Children

Medicaid in Schools: A Key Funding Stream to Ensure Children Get the Health Services They Need to Thrive 

It’s Called ‘Head Start’ for a Reason 

Medicaid/AHCCCS Matters for Maternal and Infant Health