Advocate for Children

Become a Voice for Children

Children don’t have a strong voice in public policy decision making. Advocates for children can make sure that their needs and concerns are heard when important public policy decisions are made in Sacramento or Capitol Hill. Join the voices of physicians, health care professionals, patients and families with business leaders and community members to speak up clearly and powerfully for kids when public policy decisions are made. Advocates write letters, make phone calls, and share information when needed to influence public policies. You can help by getting involved and making your voice heard.

• For more information on becoming an advocate for children contact the Government Relations Liaison, for Miller Children’s Hospital Long Beach.
• MemorialCare also supports government relations activities as a health system.