2016 Annual Report
The 2016 Annual Report summarizes our advocacy, research, development, and outreach efforts in 2016.
2016 Annual Report: Colorado Children's Campaign by the Numbers
2017 Colorado CHIP Coalition Letter
Signed by a coalition of organizations representing child health advocates, family doctors, pediatricians, community clinics, large and small hospitals, and many others who work with children - this letter urges members of the Colorado Congressional delegation to renew funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
2017 Colorado CHIP Coalition Letter
2017 Legislative Impacts
As the leading advocate for the well-being of Colorado's children, the Children's Campaign was pleased to see bipartisan support for legislation and policies impacting the lives Colorado's kids. In 2017, we were able to impact the well-being of children in a number of key legislative areas, as well as protect several previous areas of improvement. We also saw some missed opportunities.
2017 Legislative Impacts
Comments on Proposed Modifications to the National Survey of Children’s Health 2017
This letter written by Bill Jaeger, Vice President of Early Childhood Initiatives at the Children's Campaign, includes comments on the removal of Survey Item G22 from the National Survey of Children’s Health 2017. Item G22 assesses the incidence of preschool suspensions and expulsions for children ages 0-5.
Comments on Proposed Modifications to the National Survey of Children’s Health 2017
Adams County Data – 2017 County Fact Sheet
Want to learn more about the state of child well-being in Adams County? This fact sheet offers data from our annual Kids Count in Colorado! report, including data related to vulnerable families, family economics and supports, child health, and education.
Adams County Data – 2017 County Fact SheetAlamosa County Data – 2017 County Fact Sheet
Our annual Kids Count in Colorado! report presents the best available state- and county-level data to track the well-being of Colorado’s children. This fact sheet offers data on vulnerable families, family economics and supports, child and maternal health, and education in Alamosa County.
Alamosa County Data – 2017 County Fact SheetArapahoe County Data – 2017 County Fact Sheet
Curious about the state of child well-being in Arapahoe County? This fact sheet presents locally relevant data from our annual Kids Count in Colorado! report, including data related to vulnerable families, family economics and supports, child and maternal health, and education.
Arapahoe County Data – 2017 County Fact SheetArchuleta County Data – 2017 County Fact Sheet
This fact sheet compiles data from our annual Kids Count in Colorado! report to give an overview of the state of child well-being in Archuleta County. Examine data related to vulnerable families, family economics and supports, child and maternal health, and education.
Archuleta County Data – 2017 County Fact SheetBaca County Data – 2017 County Fact Sheet
Want to learn more about the state of child well-being in Baca County? This fact sheet offers data from our annual Kids Count in Colorado! report, including data related to vulnerable families, family economics and supports, child health, and education.
Baca County Data – 2017 County Fact SheetBent County Data – 2017 County Fact Sheet
Our annual Kids Count in Colorado! report presents the best available state- and county-level data to track the well-being of Colorado’s children. This fact sheet offers data on vulnerable families, family economics and supports, child and maternal health, and education in Bent County.
Bent County Data – 2017 County Fact Sheet