Posts Tagged ‘Medicaid expansion’
MomsRising: Medicaid Expansion
MomsRising and Down Home NC are co-hosting a webinar to talk about Medicaid expansion advocacy efforts on Thursday, February 9th at 8 pm.
Read MoreTell Your NC Senator to Expand Medicaid
Send your N.C. Senator a handwritten letter asking them to support and pass Medicaid expansion.
Read MoreLove Thy Neighbor Medicaid Expansion Action Hour
A “call your legislators” action hour on Tuesday, February 7th, at 11 am.
Read MoreSign Up Today for “Love Thy Neighbor” Postcard Campaign for Medicaid Expansion
Show your love this Valentine’s season by advocating for affordable healthcare. The NC Justice Center’s Health Advocacy Project is launching a “Love Thy Neighbor!” Postcard and Advocacy Day Campaign in January…
Read MoreIndivisible AVL Joins Statewide Coalition Urging NC Hospital Association to Expand Medicaid
On August 22, Indivisible Asheville/WNC co-signed letter to the NC Healthcare Association, along with the NC Justice Center and dozens of other NC organizations, urging the Association to make Medicaid…
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Join #NoMooreGames Tweetstorm 8/22 for Medicaid Expansion
Join Health Action NC , and friends in a “No Moore Games!” Tweetstorm for Medicaid Expansion on Monday, August 22, from 2 to 3 p.m., to urge Speaker Tim Moore…
Read MoreHelp Get NC Medicaid Expansion Over the Finish Line!
House Bill 149 that includes Medicaid expansion passed the NC Senate on June 1st! The Bill now goes to the NC House.
Read MoreTell Congress to Support a Federal Solution to Close the Coverage Gap
Twelve states, including North Carolina, have continued to turn down FREE federal funds to expand Medicaid and close the healthcare coverage gap for millions of Americans. The time is NOW…
Read MoreTell Congress to Fund Medicaid Expansion NOW
The House Budget Committee is working on a budget resolution over the next couple of weeks and needs to hear from us! We need a budget line for a federal…
Read MoreGov. Cooper’s New Budget: Strong, Ready, Resilient
On March 24, 2021, Gov. Cooper unveiled his proposed state budget for the two-year period that starts in July (2021-2023). Gov. Cooper’s budget helps students catch up with significant investments…
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