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Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield Declares Detroit will be Largest City in the Nation to Participate in Rx Kids

Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield is joined by Dr. Mona Hanna at the launch of the State of Michigan’s innovative children’s program offering financial support to new mothers

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Mayor Mary Sheffield is wasting no time making history—again. Just four days after taking the oath of office, Mayor Sheffield announced this past Monday that Detroit will be the largest city in the nation to participate in Michigan State University’s Rx Kids, a transformational mom and baby cash prescription program designed to strengthen family financial security and improve health. With an estimated 8,000 babies born in Detroit each year, this historic expansion signals a bold new chapter for Detroit—setting a new national standard for how cities show up for families when it matters most.

“Detroit has always been a city that leads with heart and courage, and today we are once again setting a national standard by ensuring that every mother has real support, and every baby has a strong start,” said Mayor Sheffield. “ I spoke many times during my campaign about a renewed focus on key quality of life supports that directly impact Detroit families. I am proud to say that as Mayor of Detroit, I have fought hard to bring Rx Kids to Detroit and have made it a priority to launch  this transformational program in the first 100 days of my administration. “Mayor Mary Sheffield today announced the reappointment of five experienced city government leaders with proven track records in key areas of Public Safety, Finance, Law, and Human Resources.

Enrollment for Rx Kids in the City of Detroit is anticipated to open within the first 100 days of Mayor Sheffield’s Administration. For many families, income drops and financial stress peaks during pregnancy and infancy—one of the most consequential periods for lifelong health and wellbeing. Rx Kids responds by providing a $1,500 cash prescription during pregnancy, followed by $500 per month throughout the baby’s first six months. With no strings attached, the program trusts families with the resources they need during one of the most critical and financially vulnerable periods of parenthood.

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Rx Kids is a program of Michigan State University, led by Mona Hanna, MD, MPH, pediatrician and associate dean of public health at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. The program is administered by the international leader in cash transfers, GiveDirectly.

Rx Kids is a public–private partnership made possible by historic, bipartisan support from the State of Michigan, which committed $250 million for expansion of the program over three years in the FY2026 budget, matched by philanthropic, corporate, and local partners.

“Rx Kids is the nation’s first-ever program that puts $7,500 directly in the pockets of new moms to help them care for their babies while improving their finances and health, and I’m so proud that Mayor Sheffield is expanding it into Detroit,” said Governor Whitmer. “As families face the squeeze right now from high grocery, health care, and housing costs, we need to work together to make a real difference in their lives and ensure every baby born in Michigan gets a fair shot at a good life. With today’s expansion, we’re making it easier for every family with a newborn in Detroit to keep a roof over their head, put food on the table, and see a doctor when they need one. We will continue finding new ways to drive down costs, reduce poverty, and help more moms and babies live happy, healthy lives.”

The City of Detroit is investing $500,000 annually for three years ($1.5 million total), alongside generous support from The Skillman Foundation, GreenLight Fund Detroit, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, The Kresge Foundation, Skyline Foundation, Ballmer Group, General Motors, Jamie and Denise Jacob Family Foundation, Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation, Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan, and Huntington Bank—with opportunities for additional match funders to join prior to launch. The annual $4 million private and public local investment will potentially result in $105 million in cash payments to moms and infants and could be a huge boost to Detroit businesses and the City’s economy. 

As the local Rx Kids Community Champion, the City of Detroit Mayor’s Office will support Rx Kids outreach, engagement and celebration. A unique aspect of the Detroit rollout is the Sheffield administration’s focus on wraparound service partnerships. The Rx Kids community resource page for Detroit will also direct participants to a network of City and partner services that have been streamlined to provide quick and easy program signups. 

“We will ensure that basic needs programs such as utility and housing assistance, transportation and even free income tax preparation services are available so that families can either save their funds, add to their funds or use these supports to stretch their cash disbursements as far as they possibly can,” Mayor Sheffield said.  

Since its launch, Rx Kids has transformed the lives of nearly 5,000 families in over 20 Michigan communities, delivering more than $20 million in cash prescriptions. Families use the cash prescriptions for essentials like rent, utilities, food, diapers, transportation, and medical care—driving measurable improvements in financial stability, maternal and infant health outcomes, and child welfare, while reducing costly health care utilization and strengthening local economies.

“Thanks to Mayor Sheffield’s bold and compassionate leadership, today marks a historic and groundbreaking moment—the beginning of a new era for moms and babies in Detroit—one that will fundamentally change the trajectory of health, hope, and opportunity from the very start.” said Dr. Hanna. “As a former Detroit pediatrician, I’ve cared for families during some of their most vulnerable moments. This kind of bold, upstream investment doesn’t just improve health for moms and babies—it strengthens families, stabilizes communities, and has the power to lift the health and future of the entire city.”

Mayor Sheffield announced the expansion of Rx Kids to Detroit at a press conference today at Franklin Wright Settlements. She was joined by Dr. Mona Hanna, community partners and pregnant mothers.

Families looking to learn more about Rx Kids should visit www.RxKids.org. Additional city resources can be found on the City of Detroit website at www.detroitmi.gov. A future announcement will be made when the program is set to go live and enrollment opens. 

About Rx Kids

Rx Kids is a program led by Michigan State University and administered by GiveDirectly. Rx Kids is a public-private partnership made possible with generous support from the State of Michigan and a growing family of funders and supporters.

More potent than any prescribed pill, Rx Kids aims to improve health, hope, and opportunity. Science demonstrates the lifelong consequences of early adversity but also the promise of science-based, community-driven solutions. For many families, income plunges and poverty spikes right before a child is born and remains high throughout the first year. Built on the tremendous success of the expanded Child Tax Credit, which cut child poverty to its lowest level in recorded history, and in line with global evidence, Rx Kids boldly reimagines how we care for each other by walking alongside families during the challenging time of pregnancy and infancy.

La alcaldesa de Detroit, Mary Sheffield, declara que Detroit será la ciudad más grande del país en participar en Rx Kids

La alcaldesa de Detroit, Mary Sheffield, se une a la Dra. Mona Hanna en el lanzamiento de un innovador programa infantil del Estado de Michigan que ofrece apoyo financiero a las nuevas madres

La Alcaldesa Mary Sheffield no está perdiendo el tiempo para hacer historia—nuevamente. A solo cuatro días de haber prestado juramento, la Alcaldesa Sheffield anunció este pasado lunes que Detroit será la ciudad más grande de la nación en participar en Rx Kids de la Michigan State University, un programa transformador de prescripción de efectivo para mamás y bebés diseñado para fortalecer la seguridad financiera de las familias y mejorar la salud. Con un estimado de 8,000 bebés nacidos en Detroit cada año, esta expansión histórica señala un nuevo y audaz capítulo para Detroit, estableciendo un nuevo estándar nacional sobre cómo las ciudades apoyan a las familias cuando más importa.

“Detroit siempre ha sido una ciudad que lidera con el corazón y con valentía, y hoy estamos una vez más estableciendo un estándar nacional al asegurar que cada madre tenga un apoyo real y que cada bebé tenga un comienzo sólido”, dijo la alcaldesa Sheffield. “Hablé muchas veces durante mi campaña sobre un enfoque renovado en los apoyos clave para la calidad de vida que impactan directamente a las familias de Detroit. Me enorgullece decir que, como alcaldesa de Detroit, he luchado arduamente para traer Rx Kids a Detroit y he hecho una prioridad el lanzar este programa transformador en los primeros 100 días de mi administración”. La alcaldesa Mary Sheffield también anunció hoy el rebase de cinco experimentados líderes del gobierno de la ciudad con trayectorias comprobadas en áreas clave de seguridad pública, finanzas, leyes y recursos humanos.

Se anticipa que las inscripciones para Rx Kids en la ciudad de Detroit se abran dentro de los primeros 100 días de la administración de la alcaldesa Sheffield. Para muchas familias, los ingresos bajan y el estrés financiero alcanza su punto máximo durante el embarazo y la infancia—uno de los períodos más trascendentales para la salud y el bienestar de por vida. Rx Kids responde brindando una prescripción en efectivo de $1,500 durante el embarazo, seguida de $500 mensuales durante los primeros seis meses del bebé. Sin condiciones, el programa confía a las familias los recursos que necesitan durante uno de los períodos más críticos y financieramente vulnerables de la paternidad.

Rx Kids es un programa de la Michigan State University, dirigido por la Dra. Mona Hanna, MD, MPH, pediatra y decana asociada de salud pública en la Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. El programa es administrado por el líder internacional en transferencias de efectivo, GiveDirectly.

Rx Kids es una asociación público-privada hecha posible por el apoyo histórico y bipartidista del estado de Michigan, que comprometió $250 millones para la expansión del programa durante tres años en el presupuesto del año fiscal 2026, igualado por socios filantrópicos, corporativos y locales.

“Rx Kids es el primer programa en la nación que pone $7,500 directamente en los bolsillos de las nuevas mamás para ayudarlas a cuidar a sus bebés mientras mejoran sus finanzas y su salud, y estoy muy orgullosa de que la alcaldesa Sheffield lo esté expandiendo a Detroit”, dijo la Gobernadora Whitmer. “Mientras las familias enfrentan la presión actual por los altos costos de los alimentos, la atención médica y la vivienda, necesitamos trabajar juntos para marcar una diferencia real en sus vidas y asegurar que cada bebé nacido en Michigan tenga una oportunidad justa de una buena vida. Con la expansión de hoy, estamos facilitando que cada familia con un recién nacido en Detroit mantenga un techo sobre sus cabezas, ponga comida en la mesa y vea a un médico cuando lo necesite. Continuaremos encontrando nuevas formas de reducir los costos, disminuir la pobreza y ayudar a que más mamás y bebés vivan vidas felices y saludables”.

La ciudad de Detroit está invirtiendo $500,000 anuales durante tres años ($1.5 millones en total), junto con el generoso apoyo de The Skillman Foundation, GreenLight Fund Detroit, W.K. Kellogg Foundation, The Kresge Foundation, Skyline Foundation, Ballmer Group, General Motors, Jamie and Denise Jacob Family Foundation, Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Foundation, Community Foundation of Southeast Michigan y Huntington Bank—con oportunidades para que inversionistas adicionales se unan antes del lanzamiento. La inversión local anual de $4 millones, tanto privada como pública, resultará potencialmente en $105 millones en pagos en efectivo a madres e infantes y podría ser un gran impulso para los negocios de Detroit y la economía de la ciudad.

Como el “Campeón Comunitario” local de Rx Kids, la oficina de la Alcaldesa de la ciudad de Detroit apoyará la difusión, participación y celebración de Rx Kids. Un aspecto único del lanzamiento en Detroit es el enfoque de la administración Sheffield en las asociaciones de servicios integrales. La página de recursos comunitarios de Rx Kids para Detroit también dirigirá a los participantes a una red de servicios de la ciudad y socios que se han simplificado para ofrecer inscripciones al programa de manera rápida y sencilla.

“Nos aseguraremos de que los programas de necesidades básicas, como asistencia para servicios públicos y vivienda, transporte e incluso servicios gratuitos de preparación de impuestos, estén disponibles para que las familias puedan ahorrar sus fondos, aumentarlos o usar estos apoyos para que sus desembolsos de efectivo rindan lo más posible”, dijo la alcaldesa Sheffield.

Desde su lanzamiento, Rx Kids ha transformado las vidas de casi 5,000 familias en más de 20 comunidades de Michigan, entregando más de $20 millones en prescripciones de efectivo. Las familias utilizan las prescripciones de efectivo para necesidades esenciales como renta, servicios públicos, comida, pañales, transporte y atención médica—impulsando mejoras medibles en la estabilidad financiera, los resultados de salud materna e infantil y el bienestar infantil, al tiempo que reducen el uso costoso de la atención médica y fortalecen las economías locales.

“Gracias al liderazgo audaz y compasivo de la alcaldesa Sheffield, hoy se marca un momento histórico y trascendental: el comienzo de una nueva era para las mamás y los bebés en Detroit, una que cambiará fundamentalmente la trayectoria de salud, esperanza y oportunidad desde el principio”, dijo la Dra. Hanna. “Como ex pediatra de Detroit, he cuidado a familias durante algunos de sus momentos más vulnerables. Este tipo de inversión audaz y preventiva no solo mejora la salud de las mamás y los bebés, sino que fortalece a las familias, estabiliza a las comunidades y tiene el poder de elevar la salud y el futuro de toda la ciudad”.

La alcaldesa Sheffield anunció la expansión de Rx Kids a Detroit en una conferencia de prensa hoy en Franklin Wright Settlements. Estuvo acompañada por la Dra. Mona Hanna, socios comunitarios y madres embarazadas. Las familias que deseen obtener más información sobre Rx Kids deben visitar www.RxKids.org. Se pueden encontrar recursos adicionales de la ciudad en el website de la City of Detroit en www.detroitmi.gov. Se realizará un anuncio futuro cuando el programa esté listo para entrar en vigor y se abran las inscripciones.

Sobre Rx Kids 

Rx Kids es un programa dirigido por la Michigan State University y administrado por GiveDirectly. Rx Kids es una asociación público-privada posible gracias al generoso apoyo del estado de Michigan y una creciente familia de donantes y colaboradores.

Más potente que cualquier píldora recetada, Rx Kids tiene como objetivo mejorar la salud, la esperanza y las oportunidades. La ciencia demuestra las consecuencias de por vida de la adversidad temprana, pero también la promesa de soluciones basadas en la ciencia e impulsadas por la comunidad. Para muchas familias, los ingresos caen y la pobreza aumenta justo antes de que nazca un niño y se mantiene alta durante el primer año. Basado en el tremendo éxito del Crédito Tributario por Hijos (Child Tax Credit) ampliado, que redujo la pobreza infantil a su nivel más bajo en la historia registrada, y en línea con la evidencia global, Rx Kids reimagina audazmente cómo nos cuidamos unos a otros al caminar junto a las familias durante el tiempo desafiante del embarazo y la infancia.

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