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Medi-Cal has dropped several hundred thousand low-income children from the health insurance rolls since April 2023, according to a new report from Georgetown University. The data show a net drop in childrens Medi-Cal enrollment of 200,000 kids between April and December of last year, as the state started redetermining participants annual eligibility - which had been paused to ensure continuous coverage during the pandemic. Mayra Alvarez, president of the Childrens Partnership, said another 1...

After Texas, a new report shows Florida has seen the second-largest decline in the number of children enrolled in Medicaid and the Childrens Health Insurance Program. Of the 4.16 million fewer children enrolled in Medicaid and CHIP nationally, Florida accounts for nearly 600,000 enrollment declines - according to a report by Georgetown Universitys Center for Children and Families, tracking the Medicaid unwinding since COVID-related coverage protections were lifted. Alison Yager, executive di...

As pandemic-era protections were lifted a new report showed the number of children on Medicaid has varied widely between states, with Maryland doing better than most. The Georgetown University report said nationwide, more than 4 million fewer children were enrolled in Medicaid and the Childrens Health Insurance Program at the end of last year compared to spring 2023, before the expiration of continuous coverage. The report estimated in 70% of cases, childrens coverage was canceled for procedura...

/PRNewswire/ -- STEM Advantage, a non-profit advancing equity through education and career development with a focus on women and underserved communities,...

The need for child care and early learning is critical, especially in rural Arkansas. One nonprofit is working to fill those gaps by giving providers a chance to get more education. The Career Pathways Program with Save the Children partners with universities to grow the workforce of child care and preschool providers. ...

The Deschutes National Forest and Discover Your Forest are seeking volunteers to help facilitate youth conservation education programs. Discover Your Forest

Now, at 40, Courtney Warren is imparting the same sort of confidence that O’Neil imparted to her — to the men and women she helps mentor as they climb the

The New York State Department of Labor has partnered with the Careers Through Culinary Arts Program an initiative to train eligible asylum seekers in the hospitality industry.

The Women’s Fund of Smith County (WFSC) awarded $408,689 to seven local nonprofit agencies during its 2024 Grants Announcement Event held at Hollytree Country Club on Thursday.

The Summit High School is inviting the local business community along with the school’s students and their families to two events aimed at career exploration and professional growth, according to a news release from the...