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10.05.26

ECI Helps Texas Toddlers with Disabilities — But Local Providers Are Asked To Do More With Less

Two of Joanna’s four children participated in ECI. Download a PDF of this publication. Download a PDF of the one-pager on our survey of ECI providers. Parents told us ECI changes children’s lives. In March […]

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10.01.26

Navigating Mental Health Programs is a Challenge for Texas Families

The Legislature should invest in expanding Certified Family Partners across Texas. DOWNLOAD 1-Pager Families told us their kids need help. They often don’t know where to find it. We recently interviewed families about key recommendations […]

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09.30.26

New Data: Medicaid and SNAP Backlog in Texas Getting Even Worse

New data from the state show the backlog of Medicaid and SNAP applications in Texas is now even worse than we recently reported. We’re deeply concerned that Texans who are eligible for Medicaid health insurance […]

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09.25.26

New State Plan Calls for Improving Early Childhood Inclusion for Kids with Disabilities

The HB 2310 Plan Identifies Opportunities for the Legislature to Improve Access to Pre-k and Child Care for Texas Kids with Disabilities High-quality early childhood education gives young children the opportunity to learn, develop, and […]

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09.16.26

State Budget Process Kicks Off with Agencies Requesting Funding to Serve Kids and Families

The Texas Legislature will write the 2028-2029 state budget during the 2027 legislative session, but the process of crafting the budget has already begun. The decisions that legislators make regarding the budget will shape the […]

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09.09.26

Strengthen Legal Representation for Texas Families in CPS Cases

Testimony to the Legislative Budget Board on the Texas Indigent Defense Commission Texas should fully fund TIDC’s Exceptional Item #2 to support the Family Protection Program and add a budget rider to prioritize grants for […]

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08.31.26

Restore the Texas Family First Program to the DFPS Base Budget

Help Texas Families Stay Together The Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) recently delivered its budget request (known as a Legislative Appropriations Request or LAR) to the Texas Legislature. In the DFPS budget request, […]

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08.26.26

As Governance Dialogue Continues, Legislature Should Invest in Child Care Scholarships Again

Texas Child Care Scholarships Have Clear Oversight — And Results In 2025, the Texas Legislature appropriated an additional $100 million for child care scholarships, preventing the loss of child care for thousands of families. These […]

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08.19.26

Backlog of Medicaid and SNAP Applications Skyrockets in Texas

Update: In September, the Medicaid backlog grew to 238,000, and the SNAP backlog grew to 175,000. The data from August and September is available here. Thousands of Texas families are waiting longer for health coverage. […]

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