Pre-K closes the education gap
Two new studies on the Arkansas Better Chance (ABC) Pre-K Program find that it has meaningful impact on children who participate. More...


Number of uninsured kids on the decline
The number of uninsured children in Arkansas has declined over the past year, now totaling only six percent. Thanks to ARKids First...


Arkansas holds steady in national preschool report rankings
According to a new national report, funding for pre-K in Arkansas has remained constant, despite a trend of decreasing funding in other...


AACF statement on passage of Private Option
Yesterday, Arkansas senators joined their counterparts in the House of Representatives and decided to make health coverage affordable for more Arkansas citizens....


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For more than 25 years, Arkansas Advocates for Children & Families has been a dynamic and effective voice for Arkansas children and families. We are guided by a vision calling for equity for all children. Our day-to-day work strives to help every Arkansas child live in a safe and stable home, enjoy healthy growth, and receive an adequate education to realize their full potential.

Even though AACF focuses on a variety of efforts and programs, there are specific issues that comprise all of our work. See the pages at left to view the broad array of work AACF is currently involved in for the children of Arkansas. A staff of experts are available to you if you need further information concerning a specific issue.

Browse AACF's Most Recent Publications

2013

Crossing the Finish Line 2012: Nearing the home strech for covering kids and parents in Arkansas

Juvenile Justice in Arkansas: Building on Success

Benefits of HB 1585 Go Mostly to Wealthy

The Facts on Medicaid Copayments: Considerations for Arkansas

Arkansas Industries, Low-Income Workers to Benefit from Extending Medicaid

Keeping Kids in Class: Fixing Racial Disparities in School Discipline

Serving Non-Violent Youthful Offenders in their Communities: The Costs and Benefits of a More Effective Juvenile Justice System for Arkansas

2012

Strengthening Medicaid Helps Families

Reading to Learn: The Importance of Reading by the End of Third Grade in Arkansas

A Call To Action: The Arkansas Campaign for Grade-Level Reading

A Relative's Guide to the Arkansas Child Welfare System

Critical Generation: Improving the Well-Being of Children of Immigrants in Arkansas

Pre-K: Access to Success in Arkansas

Advocates Guide to the 2012 Elections: Questions to Ask About the Issues That Matter

An Arkansas Student Bill of Rights: Using Opportunity to Learn Standards to Ensure Every Student Has a Chance to Succeed

2012 Child Poverty Update

A Citizen's Guide to Arkansas Public School Financing

Addiction Treatment and Long-Term Recovery in Arkansas: Just Say Yes!

Crossing the Finish Line: Cutting the Red Tape in 2011

 

 

Arkansas Advocates for Children & Families
Union Station - 1400 West Markham Suite 306 - Little Rock, AR 72201
Phone: (501) 371-9678 - Fax: (501) 371-9681 - Email: info@aradvocates.org