KIDS COUNT is a national and state-by-state project of the Annie E. Casey Foundation to track the status of children in the United States. The Colorado Children’s Campaign produces KIDS COUNT in Colorado! as part of that project. Ours is an annual data initiative to assess and share information about the well-being of Colorado's children and the trends impacting their lives. The report is designed to provide user-friendly state and county data, help decision makers and advocates understand the challenges and opportunities facing children statewide, and focus attention and resources on the areas where they are needed most.
This year’s KIDS COUNT report delves into disparities in child well-being based on race and ethnicity to show us where we can, and must, do better at creating equitable opportunities for children.
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This year’s report, “Futures in the Balance,” examines many outcomes by geography, income, race and ethnicity to better understand why Colorado’s impressive economic growth hasn’t reached all kids.
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The 2015 report, “From Plains to Plateaus: Examining Child Well-Being Across Colorado Places,” focuses on the obstacles and opportunities facing child well-being by community type.
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This year’s report, “The Big Picture: Taking the Whole Child Approach to Child Well-Being,” highlights issues impacting kids that overlap policy areas. The report makes connections between the Children’s Campaign’s longstanding issues areas – early childhood, health, and K-12 education.
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