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About Nevada KIDS COUNT
The Nevada KIDS COUNT project is a statewide, collaborative effort that brings together a wide range of organizations and agencies involved with children and families in Nevada. This inclusive and collaborative representation provides the broad-based support to ensure success in achieving the mission of Nevada KIDS COUNT. Click here to view our Advisory Council
By providing policymakers and citizens with the best available data on the educational, social, economic, and physical well-being of all children in our state, Nevada KIDS COUNT seeks to improve the lives and the futures of all our children.
The goals of the Nevada KIDS COUNT project are to:
KIDS COUNT is a nationwide effort to make policymakers and the general public more aware of the well-being of American children. Every year its sponsor, The Annie E. Casey Foundation, publishes the national KIDS COUNT Data Book, which reports on ten indicators of child well-being for each state.
Nevada KIDS COUNT is the Silver State's KIDS COUNT project, funded by a grant from The Annie E. Casey Foundation to the Center for Business and Economic Research at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, to collect, compile, and publish these statewide and county-level data.
As a client of Nevada KIDS COUNT, you are the best resource we have for determining if we are meeting your needs and the needs of our kids. By giving us your comments and suggestions, you can help us improve the format, content, and distribution of the Nevada KIDS COUNT data. Please contact the Kids Count Project Coordinator through The Center or e-mail your feedback to kidscount@unlv.nevada.edu.
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