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2.01.2026

Act4Kids Nevada Family Engagement Workshop

Toddler with rainbow paint on his hands smiles and holds his hands in the air.

Register now for the Family Engagement Workshop on Saturday, March 7th

The Family Engagement Workshop is a free opportunity for families to learn how to engage with the healthcare system and advocate for their child’s needs. Presented by Act4Kids Nevada, this workshop addresses topics such as:

Registration is open to all Nevada parents and caregivers, with both an in-person and virtual option. Children are welcome to attend with a parent, however no childcare or child programming will be provided. Click here to complete the registration form and check your email for confirmation.

Date: Saturday, March 7, 2026

Time: 2:00pm to 5:00pm

About Act4Kids Nevada

Founded in 2023, Act4Kids Nevada is a nonprofit organization that advocates for comprehensive healthcare for all of Nevada’s children. Grassroots collaboration brought our board of parents, advocates, and healthcare providers together to elevate and center patient and caregiver voices. Their shared professional and personal experiences in the healthcare system are what motivates our work. Learn more at Act4KidsNevada.org.


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