Wisconsin parents, especially moms of children with disabilities, filled the hearing room pressing state lawmakers to prevent steep cuts to education, Medicaid and disability-support funding. One mother warned that a proposed 36% funding cut to a Medicaid program jeopardizes her adult daughter’s ability to live independently. Advocates urged the legislature to ensure reliable funding for public schools, special-education services, healthcare, and programs that support children’s well-being.
CFC in the News: Moms advocate for state funding to protect children at state budget hearing
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