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Kids Count in Michigan
Kids Count in Michigan is annual publication examining the status of children and families in all of Michigan's 83 counties and the city of Detroit. Kids Count in Michigan is a partnership between the Michigan League for Human Services and Michigan’s Children - two organizations committed to providing information about the status of children and families in Michigan communities and the role of public policy in impacting that status. This knowledge can then be used to improve policies and practices to make Michigan children healthier, safer and more successful in school and in life. |
Kids Count in the News
- Hear Jack Kresnak's interview on WJR with Paul W. Smith on information highlighted in Kids Count
- See articles on the Michigan Kids Count Data Book 2011: Health Matters with quotes from our staff
Other articles highlighting data from this year's data book:
- Kids Count Report: Poverty Increasing for Michigan, Detroit Kids (Huffington Post)
- Livingston Rates Lowest in Michigan for Teenage Moms, Child Poverty (Livingston Daily)
- Report: More Michigan Kids Suffer From Abuse, Poverty (CBS Detroit)
- Report: Rise in Michigan Child Abuse, Neglect (Grand Haven Tribune)
- Report Notes Rise in Michigan Child Abuse, Neglect During Past Decade (WNEM Saginaw)
- Kids Count: Data Shows Poverty, Abuse and Neglect on the Rise in Ionia County (Sentinel-Standard)
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