CDF-Texas' All Healthy Children Campaign (formerly 100% Campaign) works with school districts across the state to measure the number of uninsured students in every school by adding a health insurance question to school enrollment forms.  CDF-Texas then works with school administrators to follow up and educate parents on how to access, utilize and renew their children's health coverage to avoid unnecessary and costly emergency room usage for routine primary care.

The All Healthy Children Campaign has been recognized by the American Association of School Administrators, America's Promise Alliance, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's Covering Kids & Families, and by Leadership Houston -- which honored CDF-Texas with its Leadership in Action award in 2009.

Evolution of the Campaign

• 2002-2005: CDF implements a successful "insure-a-kid" Texas Grants for School Outreach pilot project in Houston ISD and in the Rio Grande Valley
• 2006: CDF expands "Every Child, A Healthy Child" to include 19 additional school districts in Harris County and 15 in the Rio Grande Valley
• 2007: CDF launches 100% Campaign in Houston ISD to expand and strengthen school-based outreach efforts with the support of Houston hospitals
• 2009: CDF expands 100% Campaign to Alief and Spring Branch school districts in the greater Houston area
• 2010: CDF works with the Texas Association of School Administrators to scale 100% Campaign across the state
• 2011: Campaign goes national, re-branded as All Healthy Children Campaign