Children’s Budget 2018
First Focus is proud to announce the release of Children’s Budget 2018, which captures and analyzes historical funding data and...
Analyses, briefs, fact sheets and other materials to help policymakers and the public understand the issues that impact our nation’s children.
Fact sheets and issue briefs offer policymakers, advocates, and the public a concise resource on various issues affecting children and families.
First Focus on Children communicates with all branches of government, offering support, advice, & criticism when needed, to ensure children are a priority in policy decisions.
First Focus on Children’s signature publications offer a holistic view of children’s policy, highlighting the interconnected challenges facing children & how federal policy can improve their lives.
First Focus on Children’s annual Children’s Budget analyzes federal spending on kids across 250+ programs, helping policymakers, advocates, & public understand how to improve kids’ lives.
Training resources and recorded webinars from First Focus team & outside experts on a variety of topics are available here.
First Focus is proud to announce the release of Children’s Budget 2018, which captures and analyzes historical funding data and...
Children are receiving less than 8 percent of the federal budget—and this share fell 5.5 percent between 2014 and...
Federal spending dedicated to children represents just 7.83 percent of the federal budget in fiscal year 2016 and total...
The federal government makes more than 200 distinct investments in children. These include traditional children’s initiatives like education and child...
The federal government makes more than 180 distinct investments in children. These include traditional “children’s” initiatives, like education and...
The federal government makes more than 180 distinct investments in children. These include traditional “children’s” initiatives, like education and...
The federal government makes more than 180 distinct investments in children. These include traditional “children’s” initiatives, like education and...
The federal government funds over 180 different children’s programs, from child health and education to child welfare and juvenile...
One penny. That is the amount of every new, real non-defense dollar spent on children’s programs by the federal...