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Colorado kids are doing better on several fronts than they were 25 years ago, including in areas of public health, early development and education, according to a report released Thursday.
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The Colorado Children’s Campaign has been tracking the well being of children in the state since 1993. Since then, the child poverty rate has stayed roughly the same, down just two percent.
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The findings highlighted the Colorado Children’s Campaign’s 25th KIDS COUNT in Colorado! report, which examined the well-being of children across the state over the last quarter-century.
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Socioeconomic disparities that affect health are seen across the state, says Tara Manthey, communications and outreach director for the Colorado Children’s Campaign, a nonprofit that advocates statewide on health and other issues facing young Coloradans
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“Mesa County is, unfortunately, lagging behind in a lot of the state-wide numbers that we see in areas that are really important to child well-being,” said Sarah Hughes, vice president, research initiatives at Colorado Children’s Campaign.
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Socioeconomic disparities that affect health are seen across the state, says Tara Manthey, communications and outreach director for the Colorado Children’s Campaign, a nonprofit that advocates statewide on health and other issues facing young Coloradans
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