NAPNAP News Updates and Press Releases

Tune into the NP Show on Doctor Radio on Jan. 17 at 4 p.m. ET as NAPNAP leaders Jessica Peck and Dawn Garzon Maaks to discuss our organization and human trafficking.

NAPNAP and NAPNAP Partners for Vulnerable Youth urge the president to sign the legislation.

DHS urged to implement meaningful steps to ensure that all children in CBP custody receive appropriate medical and mental health screening and follow-up care by trained providers. 

Could prevent families from seeking basic health and nutrition services.

One-year term began July 1. Former president Tresa Zielinski steps into immediate past president role.

Call for strengthening laws that will significantly and permanently reduce the number of deaths, injuries and negative effects caused by gun injuries in our families and communities.

Valentine’s Day, a day usually associated with kindness and affection, ended in tragedy at Marjory Stoneman High School in Parkland, Fla.

NAPNAP is pleased to recognize Felicia K. Taylor, MBA, CAE, for earning her CAE credential.

Providing six years of coverage

Congress must act immediately to pass the bipartisan long-term CHIP reauthorization before this delay causes real harm to children’s health care.

The administration’s actions make it all the more urgent for Congress to quickly pass a bipartisan long-term CHIP funding agreement that protects children’s coverage.

Calls for immediate CHIP extension.