North Carolina

Our allies in North Carolina are a force for children, and they are using their influence to make the policy changes that improve outcomes for kids and families in their state.

State Allies:

Top Priorities for 2020

Include lead-poisoned children in the state's Early Intervention program

Lower the lead-in-water hazard level from 15 ppb to 5 ppb

Secure federal funding for child care relief in order to shore up the system

Create a vision and capacity-development plan for early childhood social-emotional health

Last year, North Carolina advocates proved that simple, sometimes small policy changes can have an enormous impact on the health and success of a state’s children.

Launched the NC Initiative for Young Children’s Social-Emotional Health to ensure children, birth to five, receive early identification and appropriate intervention for social-emotional challenges.
New testing and mitigation requirement to prevent lead poisoning in child care centers.
Waiver of the “Prior Exam Rule,” which paves the way for Dental Hygienists to operate school-based sealant programs.

The Alliance for Early Success is achieving large-scale, long-lasting change for the state’s young children by providing our allies with powerful advantages that help them shape North Carolina early childhood policy.

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North Carolina

Top Priorities for 2020

Last year, North Carolina advocates proved that simple, sometimes small policy changes can have an enormous impact on the health and success of a state’s children.

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