Kids Count Data 2008 Hillsdale County Comparisons to Michigan and Branch County.

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Kids Count Data 2008 Hillsdale County Comparisons to Michigan and Branch County

Children Insured by Medicaid Kids < 18 Source: Kids Count Data Books

Children in Special Education(%) Source: Kids Count Data Books

Confirmed Victims of Abuse & Neglect Rate per 1,000 – age specific – 0-17 (Current Rank – 73/82) Source: Kids Count Data Books

Babies Born with < Adequate Prenatal Care (Current Rank – 75/83) Source: Kids Count Data Books

Birth to Teens (Current Rank 51/82) Source: Kids Count Data Books

Children Receiving Free or Reduced Lunch < 185% of Poverty (Current Rank – 45/82) Source: Kids Count Data Books

Reading Scores – MEAP Not Meeting Standard – Hillsdale Only Current Rank -4 th grade- 49/82, 7 th grade -66/82 Source: Kids Count Data Books

Other Issues Identified Source: Kids Count Data Books  % Children owed child support HD – 19.4%BR – 20.7 MI – 19.9  % Children receiving NO in child support HD -7.5%BR – 13.6 MI -25.5%

Infant Mortality Hillsdale current rank – 7/52 Source: Kids Count Data Books

Children on FIP – DHS Cash Assistance Source: Kids Count Data Books

Children on FAP – Federal Food Stamps Source: Kids Count Data Books

Unemployment Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

Other 2008 Items of Interest Source: Kids Count Data Books  No Paternity on Birth Record HD – 7.4% BR – 9.9% MI – 14.4%  Fully Immunized Months HD – 77.5% BR – 73.5% MI – 72.4%  Children Receiving SSI – Rate/1,000 HD – 19 BR – 11.9 MI – 15.7  Children Born With a Birth Defect HD – 3.8% BR - 4.5% MI – 6.4%

Conclusions  Economic issues continues to be the overriding issue effecting the county

Questions  Powerpoint is posted on HSN website at  Kids Count Data is on the Michigan League for Human Services website at – select Kids Count from the left margin - archives available to 2001www.milhs.org