The Children's Partnership has issued a comprehensive policy agenda for 2025, advocating for progressive legislative proposals to expand mental health education, protect immigrant children in schools, secure continuous Medi-Cal eligibility for young children, and enhance the wages and working conditions of community health workers. This policy outlook emphasizes health equity and the protection of marginalized groups, reflecting a strong anti-authoritarian stance.

The Children's Partnership announced its 2024 policy agenda, celebrating 30 years of advocacy for children’s health equity in California. The agenda reaffirms the organization's commitment to anti-racist policies and outlines support for initiatives like safeguarding a proposed $1.5 billion middle-mile broadband project to enhance digital inclusion.

The Children's Partnership has released a policy agenda aimed at reforming federal immigration and Medicaid practices to support the health and educational needs of children, particularly those born outside the United States in California schools. This agenda calls on state agencies to develop guidance on supporting these children, reflecting a commitment to progressive, inclusive reforms.