Listen to AACF Health Policy Director Camille Richoux on @Marketplace, discussing the effects Medicaid work requirements can have on people's lives: https://t.co/DodZyf36L1
Nearly everyone agrees: health care costs too much. @1NationOvrchgd is fighting for a future where health care is a right, not a luxury. Join us ➡️ https://t.co/G5V9KE8zlN
A new @GeorgetownCCF report shows a troubling trend for young children in Arkansas. More than 16,400 infants, toddlers, and preschoolers were uninsured in Arkansas in 2024, a 67.7% increase in just two years. Read more: https://t.co/v1OsK8jd01
As policy changes take effect in 2027, we want to make sure parents have the information they need to understand new requirements. Learn more in our latest blog post: https://t.co/2vYd1KBSty
"A 2025 report from Chartis found that Arkansas is the state with the highest percentage of its rural hospitals at risk of closure, with 50% facing the threat of shutting their doors." https://t.co/Bv7B14bLJB
Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families is a proud partner of @1NationOvrchgd. People across the country are standing up and fighting to get health care right. Join the movement and sign up today ➡️ https://t.co/G5V9KE8zlN
Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families is a proud partner of @1NationOvrchgd. People across the country are standing up and fighting to get health care right. Join the movement and sign up today: https://t.co/G5V9KE8zlN
Healthcare should be a right. Our system is wrong. One Nation, Overcharged is here! Together, we’re demanding a healthcare system that works for everyone. Are you with us? Join the fight to get healthcare right. 💪
Today we remember and honor the brave people who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten. #MemorialDay#HonorAndRemember
In our story collection work, we're gathering experiences from people who have health coverage through Medicaid. These experiences reflect the real-life consequences for people trying to care for themselves and their children within an unstable system: https://t.co/U4DZ4XS85W
"Arkansas doesn’t have to be one of the worst states in healthcare. There are clear steps we can take ... starting with the immediate and most effective action: expanding Medicaid for new mothers." https://t.co/pu8uI7XJC5
Changes are coming in 2026 to ARHOME & SNAP. Some Medicaid recipients (19-64) may soon need to meet a 20hr/week work, school, or volunteer requirement to keep benefits. Update your contact info and sign up for alerts. Stay informed!
As policy changes take effect in 2027, we want to make sure parents have the information they need to understand new requirements. Learn more in our latest blog post: https://t.co/2vYd1KBSty
🚨 Last chance to vote!
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Today we celebrate the strength, love, and resilience of mothers everywhere. Whether by birth, choice, or role — thank you for the countless ways you show up. Happy Mother’s Day!
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"In a recent report on health education in 184 Arkansas school districts, [AACF] found that only 3% had a curriculum of 'highly comprehensive' sexual health education, and 36% of the districts analyzed didn’t have a sex education curriculum at all. https://t.co/bFCCiL3srK
AACF Executive Director Keesa Smith-Brantley is being honored with a 2026 Humanitarian Award by Just Communities of Arkansas. Join us May 28 at this special event to celebrate Keesa and the work she has done for children and families throughout her career! https://t.co/JzTfd6F16z