Action for Children

Latino Children in North Carolina: An Action for Children North Carolina Data Report

Latino children comprise the fastest growing segment of North Carolina’s child population, jumping 34 percent in just three years. Action for Children's newest report highlights data indicators to help explain how Latino children are faring in our state.

Who's for Kids and Who's Just Kidding 2010

Who's for Kids and Who's Just Kidding, a new publication from Action for Children North Carolina, provides North Carolinians with fast facts about child well-being followed by questions to ask candidates on a range of issues.

Action for Children North Carolina's new public service announcement

Action for Children works to make North Carolina the best place to be a child and raise a child. But don't take our word for it. Watch and listen to the children of our state!

Action for Children 2010 Legislative Agenda (4/9/10)

The 2010 Legislative Session is underway. Action for Children's legislative agenda focuses on protecting the basic services that help ensure our children's health and safety.

Sign petition to keep children out of adult correctional system

N.C. is one of only two states that stil automatically prosecute all 16- and 17-year-olds as adults, without exception and for any crime. Sign our petition to encourage N.C. legislators to treat 16- and 17-year-olds as the minors they are.

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Goals

We work to ensure that every child is healthy, safe, well-educated and financially secure.
Issues

Health, Safety, Education and Economic Security for every child. We put state policy on the side of our children, so N.C. can get there sooner.
Research

We analyze data and conduct research on child well-being for policymakers, advocates and the general public.
Community

Community engagement stimulates local and state-level policy action. We serve as a source of information and a catalyst for change.