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KIDS COUNT in Missouri 1995 Report

Missouri's third annual report is being published at a crucial juncture, when the entire human services landscape is about to be radically altered by the block granting of many federal programs. The 1995 report provides vital information that can serve as a baseline to measure the effect of impending ...more >>

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KIDS COUNT in Missouri 1994 Report

The second annual report continues to examine the well-being of Missouri's 1.3 million children. While there has been some improvement between 1990 and 1993, much if it has been slight and too many indicators show deteriorating conditions for children. For the first time, minority data for many of the 11 ...more >>

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KIDS COUNT in Missouri 1996 Report

Poverty has a devastating effect on children's lives in every KIDS COUNT measure. KIDS COUNT in Missouri will continue its work to educate Missourians about the conditions of children in their communities and to guide policy and program decisions. The ultimate gauge of the project's success will be the ...more >>

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KIDS COUNT in Missouri 2000 Data Book

The eighth annual Missouri data book provides information on measures of child well-being for the state, its 114 counties and St. Louis City. Between the base and current years five outcome measures improved and five worsened. Measures that improved are: infant mortality, child deaths, annual high school ...more >>

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KIDS COUNT in Missouri 1999 Data Book

The seventh annual Missouri Data Book provides information on measures of child well-being for the state, its 114 counties and St. Louis City. Between the base and current years, six outcome measures improved and three worsened. Measures that improved are students enrolled in free and reduced price lunch; ...more >>

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KIDS COUNT in Missouri 1998 Data Book

The sixth annual Data Book provides information on measures of child well-being for the state and its 115 counties. Between the base and current years six KIDS COUNT in Missouri outcome measures improved, one did not change, and three worsened. Two of the three measures that worsened between 1992 and 1997 ...more >>

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KIDS COUNT in Missouri 1997 Data Book

The 1997 Data Book provides state and county data for measures of child well-being. By highlighting trends and comparing geographic areas, we hope to raise public awareness about the plight of vulnerable children and encourage citizen action. The fact that many of Missouri's children are facing enormous ...more >>

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KIDS COUNT in Missouri 1993 Report

The theme that runs through this entire report is the lack of adequate prevention programs and the high cost of this omission. The lack of prenatal care is the single best predictor of low birthweight infants who in turn account for two-thirds of all infant deaths. Yet many women, especially ...more >>

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KIDS COUNT in Missouri 2005 Data Book: Executive Summary

This data book reports on several indicators of well-being for children in Missouri in 2005. The data focus on early childhood, youth development, education, healthcare, families and communities. Also included are county-by-county comparisons demonstrating how counties compare in areas of child ...more >>

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KIDS COUNT in Missouri 2001 Data Book

The ninth annual Data Book provides information on measures of child well-being for the state, its 114 counties and St. Louis City. Between the base and current years five KIDS COUNT measures improved and five worsened. Measures that improved are infant mortality; child deaths; annual high school dropouts; ...more >>

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