DC Week of Action (and Joy)
Little Lobbyists' intern Grace Heuer writes about taking the fight to Capitol Hill...and rethinking what advocacy can look like.
Jackson was a million dollar baby. Our family fights to make sure kids like him get the health care they need.
Welcoming medically complex foster children into my home wouldn't be possible without Medicaid.
Bo's had his nose in a book since early childhood. He depends on Medicaid to manage his rare disease.
Maya Brown worries that Medicaid won't be there when her children need it in the future.
Isaac blew through his lifetime cap before he was even a year old. Medicaid saved his life, and keeps him thriving.
Quinn Mackercher urgently needs a multi-organ transplant, a procedure only offered in the U.S., and can only access it through Medicaid coverage.
My family relocated from the South for better medical care. Medicaid makes it possible for my medically complex children to thrive.
Without Medicaid, I would be bankrupt, homeless, and separated from my child.
Without Medicaid, panda-loving Danny Robeson would be institutionalized away from his family and community.
Mel Sabin's son was born with a rare genetic disorder, Cri du Chat syndrome. This happy little man with great taste in music is the best kid a single mom could ask for.
Medicaid provided critical coverage and services for my son Ethan, making it possible for him to survive with Heterotaxy, and allowing me to choose life, every day.
It takes a village—and family caregiving—to raise a child.