1) Assure access to quality health care for all pregnant women, which may include: increasing covered services, increasing the number of "safety-net" providers, providing coverage for more women through all insurance types, and providing incentives for predominantly Medicaid providers.

2) Create a statewide Farm-to-School program that will improve school nutrition programs by: assisting local school districts in buying and using locally grown produce and expanding food and nutrition education programs in schools.

3) Expand community-based abstinence programs and teen-pregnancy prevention programs, and support school health programs in urban and rural areas and tribal entities.

4) As federal funds decrease, ensure state funding to DHS for the child care subsidy program, and increase salaries for child care teachers.

5) Increase community-based behavioral health services, including expansion of Systems of Care statewide.

6) Create the Prevention of Youth Access to Alcohol Act to suspend driving privileges for minors in possession of alcohol, increasing fines and penalties for adults who provide alcohol to minors.

7) Increase funding for substance abuse services for adolescents and pregnant and parenting mothers, including residential and community-based treatment, and explore alternative sources of funding.

8) Increase funding for mental health services for juvenile justice youth, including residential and community-based programs, utilizing evidence-based treatments, specifically functional family therapy and multi-systemic therapy.

9) Mandate annual comprehensive training for all school and licensed child care personnel in the prevention, detection and reporting of suspected child abuse and neglect, and its long-term effects.

10) Provide services to additional families by increasing funding for child abuse prevention programs, such as Children First, Office of Child Abuse Prevention, Oklahoma Parents as Teachers, Child Guidance Services and the Safe Care Rural Pilot.