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Key people at The Children's Partnership.
The Children's Partnership (TCP) is a California-based advocacy organization advancing child health equity. It leverages research, policy advocacy, and community engagement to address systemic issues impacting children's well-being. TCP develops solutions across health coverage, mental health, digital access, and immigrant family support, fostering an equitable environment for all children in the state.
TCP was established in 1993 by co-founders Wendy Lazarus and Laurie Lipper. Their foundational insight arose from observing significant policy shifts that often overlooked children's unique needs. Recognizing a critical gap, Lazarus and Lipper created TCP for strategic advocacy, proactively championing children's interests and responding to evolving challenges within policy.
The organization serves all California children and families, especially those from marginalized communities, by influencing legislation and public programs. TCP envisions a future where every child in California has equitable opportunities to thrive, grow healthy, and reach full potential. They continually advance this mission by anticipating future challenges and advocating for child-centered solutions.
Key people at The Children's Partnership.
The Children’s Partnership is a nonprofit child-advocacy organization (not a company or investment firm) focused on policy, research and community engagement to advance health and opportunity for underserved children in California and nationally[1][3].
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