Children of Low-Income Families

Children whose parents lack the resources to fully meet their needs suffer in multiple ways. They are much more likely to go hungry, to move frequently, to begin school unprepared to learn, and to develop chronic health problems. Social insurance and safety net programs, including Medicaid

Low-Income Children Are Most Vulnerable To Pandemic's Long-Term

A Child Tax Credit Would Reduce Child Poverty, Strengthen Basic

For One in Four Very Young, Low-Income Children, Parents Are Young

The Basic Facts About Children in Poverty - Center for American Progress

Changes in Uncompensated Pediatric Ambulatory Care Visits for Uninsured Children Among Safety Net Providers After Implementing a Health Insurance Program for Children of Low-Income Families, Article

Equity in Economic Opportunity: How Race, Place, and Class Impact Economic Mobility in Indianapolis - SAVI

Basic Facts about Low-Income Children: Children under 18 Years

Data on Families With Low Incomes Across America Can Inform Two

How to Get Free Eyeglasses for Children of Low-Income Families — LevelUp Kids, Inc.

The link between income and the environments that promote child health

Where can I find pharmaceutical (and other assistance) for children of low-income families? - ABC Quality

Improving how Ohio cares for kids

Options To Improve Child Tax Credit For Low-Income Families: An Update