“We know that the most effective way to explain a complex healthcare policy issue is by using the stories of real people impacted by the policy. They help us cut through the noise and demonstrate the real and immediate need for change. Stories provided by individuals and families will be used to assist the CHIP Works Colorado Coalition in pushing for funding for the program that is currently slated to run out in 2015. Stories will be shared in a number of different ways including sharing with legislators, their staff members, other policy advocates, or the media, as well as online.
Storytellers can include family members of someone who has been on or is currently on CHP+, a former or current CHP+ recipient, and a provider of any kind who serves CHP+ children and families. If you would like to tell your story or refer a storyteller, contact Aubrey Hill at aubrey.hill@ccmu.org. Click here for more information.” [Source: CCMU]
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