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Child care crisis pushing Oregon families to breaking point, report finds

Fifteen percent of Oregon parents of young children quit, changed or refused a job because of child care problems, the annual Kids Count report found.

Puerto ricoUnited statesDistrict of columbiaJenifer wagleyDevelopment block grantOregon legislatureDepartment of earlyDepartment of healthAnniee casey foundationHuman service national survey of children healthOregon child care research partnershipUs census bureauPopulation reference bureauChild care access means parents in schoolChildren oregonHuman service national survey

Child care crisis pushing families to breaking point: Report

Fifteen percent of Oregon parents of young children quit, changed or refused a job because of child care problems, the annual Kids Count report found.

United statesPuerto ricoDistrict of columbiaJenifer wagleyHuman service national survey of children healthOregon legislaturePopulation reference bureauOregon child care research partnershipDepartment of earlyDevelopment block grantDepartment of healthAnniee casey foundationChild care access means parents in schoolUs census bureauChildren oregonHuman service national survey

Monadnock Ledger-Transcript - Avenue A, Grapevine work to provide support for youths

First of a series looking at the state of mental health and well-being for children and teens in the Monadnock region. According to the 2022 Kids Count Data Book, published by the Annie E. Casey Foundation in August, New Hampshire ranks second in.

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Kids in Oregon, nationwide more stressed, new report shows

The annual Kids Count report shows child well-being has improved within the past decade, but the coronavirus pandemic had a negative impact.

Puerto ricoUnited statesDistrict of columbiaCheryl cisnerosTammi marie phillipLisa hamiltonG wayne millerJennifer norman pitzerJenifer wagleyWarren griffinMelissa witkowAnniee casey foundationSalem health doUs census bureauWillamette universityDepartment of health

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