More than 800 PICO youth, parents, and clergy from around the state converged on the State Capitol on June 23 to call on legislators and Governor Schwarzenegger to make children and youth a priority in the state budget. PICO believes that children have the right to a quality education, access to affordable medical care and community supports that provide them opportunity to succeed.
Oakland Community Organizations (OCO), July 30, 2010
Orange County Congregation Community Organization (OCCCO), July 22, 2010
PICO California is made up of 22 independent non-profit organizations made up of religious congregations, schools and neighborhood institutions representing 400 congregations and 450,000 families across the state affiliated to the PICO National Network.
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