Healthy children get better grades, attend school more often and stay focused longer. The summer break is the perfect time to form some healthy habits that can set a child up for success in the upcoming school year.

Intimate partner violence (IPV) can have long-term negative impacts that affect a person’s ability to make progress in their healing or improve their situation. Children living in homes with domestic violence may be particularly vulnerable. Learn how to partner with Louisville’s Center for Women and Families for effective screening and referral services for survivors and their kids.

Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Medicaid partnered on the High Five for Health public service campaign. In this Health for a Change webinar, we share insights from Kentucky families, suggested talking points, videos, graphics, and other materials to help you talk with parents about COVID-19 vaccines for children ages 5 – 11 years old. Supported by Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Medicaid.

Recent federal policy changes give states and advocates for improving children's health the opportunity to increase access to Medicaid health care coverage for children and their families. Children covered by health insurance grow up to be healthier adults with higher educational attainment and better paying jobs. The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky will host a Health for a Change webinar in April to explain these policy changes and what they mean for the wellbeing of families and children in Kentucky.