The Children's Alliance of New Hampshire

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	Kids Count 2009 data book KIDS COUNT is a national and state-by-state effort to document the condition of children and families and to highlight the most promising ways of helping kids grow up to be healthy, productive adults. Since 1990, KIDS COUNT has been the cornerstone of the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s effort to raise public awareness of children’s issues and to promote public accountability for improving outcomes for vulnerable children and families. In New Hampshire the KIDS COUNT project is based at the Children’s Alliance of New Hampshire.
	Why KIDS COUNT in New Hampshire? KIDS COUNT New Hampshire is dedicated to improving the lives of children including: Granite state. Producing fact books and issue briefs to track the status of our children over time. Encouraging informed public discussion and make policy recommendations about critical issues affecting children and their families. Raising community awareness and building public will so that the well-being of children is part of every decision we make as a NH community. If you are interested in hearing more about the status of NH's children, the Children's Alliance wants to hear from you! You can reach us at (603) 225-2264 or Info@ChildrenNH.org KIDS COUNT presentations: If you are interested in hearing more about the status of NH's children, the Children's Alliance wants to hear from you! We have trained speakers ready to speak about the data and research within our KIDS COUNT publications. You can reach us at (603) 225-2264 or Info@ChildrenNH.org 2009 KIDS COUNT National Data Book To read more about New Hampshire's "First in the Nation" status for trends in child well-being, click here. Children's Alliance/Carsey Institute School Discipline Brief 2008 KIDS COUNT New Hampshire Data Book Kids Count Data Center

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	The New Hampshire Child Advocacy Network is a statewide coalition of over 100 partner organizations improving the health and wellbeing of NH’s children and families through the annual Priorities for New Hampshire’s Children.

	KIDS COUNT
	KIDS COUNT is a national and state-by-state effort to document the condition of children and families and to highlight the most promising ways of helping kids grow up to be healthy, productive adults.