Resources
2022 New Hampshire Kids Count Data Book
This report includes New Hampshire-specific data about child health and wellbeing, including key takeaways and policy recommendations.
The 33rd edition of the Annie E. Casey Foundation's KIDS COUNT® Data Book describes how children in America are in the midst of a mental health crisis, struggling with anxiety and depression at unprecedented levels.
This year’s publication continues to present national and state data across four domains — economic well-being, education, health and family and community — and ranks states in overall child well-being. The report includes pre-pandemic figures as well as more recent statistics, and shares the latest information of its kind available.
New Hampshire Child Well-Being Data Hub
Each circle on this visual tool represents an environment that shapes a child's development - with the most immediate environments in the center, such as family and school, to broader environments such as housing, parents' work factors, economic trends, and public policy. This helpful tool organizes data in a way that showcases the variety of environments that affect child well-being.
New Hampshire YRBS Health and Safety Data and Information
These data reports include information about youth alcohol use, illicit drug use, nicotine-containing product use, and more.
Kids, Families, and COVID-19: Pandemic Pain Points and a Roadmap for Recovery
This report examines how households with children are faring during the pandemic, based primarily on surveys conducted by the U.S. Census Bureau. It also offers recommendations for leaders, who must prioritize children and families in response efforts.
The 31st edition of the Annie E. Casey Foundation's KIDS COUNT Data Book describes how children across the United States were faring before the coronavirus pandemic began. It examines child health and wellbeing, including key takeaways and policy recommendations.
Field Grant for Early Childhood Coalition Participation and Individual Advocacy
By providing small field grants and advocacy stipends, New Futures hopes to increase participation and engagement from regional partners, increasing the profile of early childhood issues across the state. Field Grants will be awarded to support (1) Coalition Participation and (2) Individual Advocacy, to allow partners and individuals to directly participate in state level advocacy and lobbying activities around identified early childhood policy priorities.
2019 KIDS COUNT Data by County
In addition to the national data book, the Annie E. Casey Foundation released supplemental county-level data to paint a more granular picture of the health and wellness of Granite State children and families.
Annie E. Casey KIDS COUNT Data Center
The KIDS COUNT data center gives you access to the latest New-Hampshire based data on child and family health and well-being.
2019 New Hampshire Kids Count Data Book
This report includes New Hampshire-specific data about child health and wellbeing, including key takeaways and policy recommendations.
2018 KIDS COUNT Data Book
The national report focuses on key trends in child well-being and gives policymakers recommendations for ensuring healthy children and families.
Prevent Adverse Childhood Experiences, Prevent Substance Misuse
Rebecca Woitkowski, New Futures Kids Count, compiles research on Adverse Childhood Experiences and the link to substance misuse later in life and provides recommended policy change.
Spark NH Framework for Action
Spark NH gives ten New Hampshire-based recommendations to ensure that all of New Hampshire's children are healthy, learning, and thriving.
Parental Substance Use in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire-specific report discusses the impact of parental substance misuse on Granite State kids and what we can be doing to support whole families.
As Opioid Use Climbs, Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Rises in New Hampshire
This New Hampshire-based report shows the rise of Granite State babies born with NAS and details actions we can take to turn the tide.
Investing in the Early Years
The RAND Corporation provides a research report on the costs and benefits of investing in Early Childhood Education in New Hampshire.
Early Childhood Community Engagement
This NH Listens Summary Report outlines NH's early childhood public engagement and recommendations.