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All Kids Enrollment Event Toolkit
  • Back-to-school Time
  • What is All Kids?
  • Why Do an Enrollment Event?
  • How Do I Plan an Event?
  • Where Can I Get Support?

What Is All Kids?

All Kids is Illinois' public

insurance program.  All

Kids provides low-cost

or free health insurance

to over 1.6 million Illinois

children.  Read more.

Back-to-School

Enroll Kids in All Kids so they are ready for the new school year!

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Not Ready for an Enrollment Event?

Try an outreach and awareness campaign.  The preparation is similar to an enrollment event in many ways and is equally important; however, it is a simpler event to plan.  An All Kids outreach and awareness campaign takes place over a period of time, much like the publicity campaign for an enrollment event.  An outreach and awareness campaign can culminate in an event, but it does not have to.  The advantage of an outreach and awareness campaign is that you do not have to recruit trained enrollment specialists.  However, it is very difficult to track how many children become enrolled due to an outreach and awareness campaign, unlike with an enrollment event.  Still, an outreach and awareness campaign can be an important first step toward becoming insured for many families!

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Why Do an Enrollment Event?

  • Why Insurance Matters
  • Secretary Sebelius' Call to Action
  • Who are the Uninsured Kids in Illinois?
  • All Kids in the News

How Do I Plan an Event?

  • Getting Started
  • Choosing Locations
  • Building Partnerships
  • Publicity
  • Using the Media
  • Recruiting Volunteers
  • Day of the Event

Where Can I Get Support?

  • Who to Ask For Help
  • Toolkits
  • Customizable Tools
  • Examples of Success
  • Contact Us

Not Ready for an Event?

Not ready to plan an enrollment event?

How about an awareness campaign?

Click here to learn more.

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