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Kentucky Kids Count
Kentucky KIDS COUNT is a unique consortium of researchers and children's activists who have significant expertise in the aggregation, interpretation, and use of data to impact public policy. The Consortium's work includes producing a series of reports on children and families to publicize the needs of children, influence budget and program decisions, and monitor state and local performance for children.
The Kentucky KIDS COUNT Consortium is part of the national KIDS COUNT project of the Annie E. Casey Foundation in Baltimore, Maryland. The Foundation publishes a national report each year and funds groups to publish data reports on the status of children in their states. The Consortium includes individuals from three Kentucky universities and one statewide child advocacy organization. Since 1991, the Consortium has published annually the Kentucky KIDS COUNT County Databook, an updated report of social indicators on child well-being in each of Kentucky's 120 counties
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