KIDS COUNT
The Center for Public Policy Priorities is the Texas home to KIDS COUNT, a national and state-by-state effort to track the status of children in the U.S. funded by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. In addition to publishing annual reports, the center also offers access to an interactive, comprehensive database of county-by-county and state data on child well-being.
Recent KIDS COUNT Publications
The State of Texas Children 2000 (01/1/2000)
The State of Texas Children: 2000 is part of a series produced by the Texas Kids Count project to report
on the status of children and their families in Texas. Texas Kids Count reports are tools used by
policymakers, service providers, and advocates to support positive programs and policies for children.
Texas Kids Count is unique because it provides detailed profiles about the status of children for every
county in the state. This information is used in planning for services and programs at the local level as
well as the state level. Texas Kids Count is recognized by planners and policymakers across Texas as the
best source of statistics on the well-being of children.
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