The mission of the California Children's Hospital Association is to advance the well-being of children, promote access to high quality pediatric health care, and ensure the long-term viability of children's hospitals.
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Child Oncology Patient with IV and Nurse in a Hallway

Our Priorities

CCHA member hospitals serve California's most vulnerable children, facing many legislative and regulatory policy challenges along the way. CCHA helps our hospitals respond to and resolve difficult issues that impact access to high-quality, pediatric healthcare.

About CCHA

California's eight, non-profit Children's Hospitals are legally defined in the California Welfare & Institutions Code Section 10727. These regional hospitals treat children with the most serious and life-threatening diseases. For over 20 years, the California Children's Hospital Association (CCHA) has been advancing the needs of the State's children's hospitals through public and legislative advocacy.

CCHA Joins with Other Health Care Organizations in Support of Prop 45

CCHA Joins Healthcare Leaders in Support of Prop 45 to Build Essential Hospitals, Clinics and Healthcare Infrastructure Faster and at Lower Costs for Patients and Communities. California cannot afford to keep delaying the hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities its growing patient population urgently needs.