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Family Voices is a national nonprofit led by families and friends of children and youth with special health care needs (CYSHCN) and disabilities. We connect a network of family-led organizations across the United States that provide support to families of CYSHCN.
We promote partnership with youth and families at all levels of health care, from individual care to policy and decision-making, to improve policies and systems of care for children.
Do you have a child or teen who has special health care needs or disabilities? Find support in your local community.
¿Tiene un niño o adolescente que tiene necesidades especiales de salud o discapacidades? Haga clic aquí para buscar ayuda.
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Family Voices News
COVID: Ómicron se multiplica en los bronquios 70 veces más rápido que Delta (El Diario NY)
Científicos chinos encontraron que la velocidad con que la variante Ómicron se reproduce en el tejido bronquial supera a las otras variantes conocidas hasta hoy, pero no se comporta igual en los pulmones. Leer más aquí.
Washington Update December 14, 2021
This week in Washington, Congress will be tied up with the National Defense Authorization Act and voting to raise the debt ceiling - among many other things. Build Back Better (BBB) is…still being built. Many steps in the building process still remain to be completed....
Webinar: Evaluation TA for F2F Proposals
Join Family Voices Leadership in Family and Professional Partnerships (LFPP) on Thursday, Dec. 16 from 1:30 - 3pm ET. LFPP’s external evaluators at the Institute for Community Health (ICH) will provide a brief overview on general program evaluation practices and then...
Washington Update December 8, 2021
Government shutdown - averted! A continuing resolution passed in both the House and Senate last week extending funding of existing government programs until February 18, 2022. Now, what to do about the debt ceiling? There has been some discussion of including it in...
What you need to know about the coronavirus vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11
Children ages 5 to 11 are now eligible for the coronavirus vaccine in the United States since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention signed off last month on the two-shot Pfizer-BioNTech series for about 28 million additional children. Read more here.
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