Every child deserves to be safe in his or her home and community.
Every child deserves to be safe in his or her home and community.
of children (or 400,000) grow up in households below the federal poverty line.
children receive preventive services annually. A vast majority of these children come to the attention of child welfare due to household inability to meet their basic needs.
of children in foster care are Black, despite Black children making up only 22% of the overall child population.
of youth admitted to secure detention are Black or Hispanic, a reflection of the structural racism they face.
Children’s well-being is tied closely to the economic security of their families and communities. We advocate for policies that promote economic mobility for parents, caretakers and youth experiencing poverty and other hardships and we prioritize policies that promote child and youth safety within their homes and broader communities.
CCC advocates to:
Budget Analysis & Priorities
Jul 24, 2023
On June 30, 2023, the City Council and Mayor Adams agreed on a $106.7 billion budget for the City Fiscal Year 2024. This …
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Testimony & Public Comments
Jun 07, 2023
On W …
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Budget Analysis & Priorities
May 17, 2023
On May 4, 2023 the Governor and State Legislature adopted the $229 billion SFY 2023-2024 budget. In some areas, we saw c …
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Budget Analysis & Priorities
May 09, 2023
On April 26th, Mayor Adams released his $106.7 billion Fiscal Year 2024 Executive Budget proposal. At the beginning o …
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