Kids Count
	Arizona Kids Count, part of a national initiative, collects data and publishes statistical reports on the condition of children, measuring their health, social, educational and economic status.

New 1999 Kids Count Data Book released May 18, 1999

KIDS COUNT, a project of the Annie E. Casey Foundation, is a national and state-by-state effort to track the status of children in the United States. All 1999 KIDS COUNT data is now available from an easy to use, powerful online database(external link) that allows you to generate custom graphs, maps, ranked lists, and state by state profiles. View the 1999 KIDS COUNT data (external link) and order your free copy of the data book (external link).

Arizona Kids Count Press Release (May 18, 1999)
Arizona Kids Count Trends Charts - Child Poverty Worsens While AZ Leads Country in Job Growth; Arizona's Overall
Kids Count Ranking; AZ Child Trends Worse Than U.S. 1985 to 1996
1999 Arizona State Profile (Annie E. Casey Foundation) - Arizona's key child welfare indicators are listed on the Annie E. Casey Foundation web site.
Kids Count Data Online (Annie E. Casey Foundation) - The Annie E. Casey Foundation has many online tools to view Kids Count data from Arizona and other US States.  Tools on this website allow you to graph indicators over time, compare states and view statistics in map form.
Download 1999 Kids Count data (Annie E. Casey Foundation) - Access the 1999 Kids Count data  that can be imported into any spreadsheet format.  Includes files in the popular Microsoft Excel format.
State of Arizona's Children 1997 -- The State of Arizona's Children 1997/98 is the fourth comprehensive look at the status of children and families in Arizona. It is based on indicators that, when taken as a whole, reflect threats to child well-being in our state.
Threats to Child Well-Being in Arizona - Listing of Arizona rate, national average and national ranking of Arizona in several child welfare indicators
Phoenix vs. Tucson - A 1997 study compared child welfare indicators in Phoenix and Tucson.

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