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Arizona Statistics
"Today in the U.S., a child
is abused every 10 seconds. Many of these children particularly those
under age five, are victims of abuse every day." The
World Children's Center
National Statistics
Student Resources
- FACT SHEET: Child Abuse
Statistics August 2007.
- Arizona Child Protective Services
Reports: Reports since 1997.
- Arizona
Child Fatality Review Team: Presents annual reports from the extensive
review of records of Arizona children who have died. Identifies the
cause, circumstances and preventability of child deaths.
- Arizona
Vital Statistics: The Vital Statistics section of the Office of
Epidemiology and Statistics examines vital events and provides information
on health status of Arizonans through various statistical reports and
direct requests.
- Child
Welfare League of America: Provides descriptive information on the
condition of vulnerable children in Arizona, using indicators of child
protection, health, child care, education, and income support.
- Child
Welfare Outcomes 2003: Annual Report - Arizona Outcomes Data: This
series of annual reports is required by the Adoption and Safe Families
Act (ASFA). The purpose is to present data on State performance in meeting
the needs of children and families who come into contact with the child
welfare system, focusing specifically on the "outcomes," or results,
for these children.
- Children
in the States: Arizona Profile: by Children's Defense Fund.
- Children's
Action Alliance: Research publications and fact sheets to inform
community leaders and decision-makers about the condition of Arizona's
children and what works best to improve their lives.
- CLIKS
Online Data: From the Annie E. Casey Foundation, has County-City-Community
level information on kids. This website brings together data on the
well-being of children collected by KIDS COUNT grantees from state and
local sources. The system allows users to access state-specific inventories
of data from local sources, such as health departments, human services
agencies, and schools.
- KIDS COUNT
Profile for Arizona: The Annie E. Casey Foundation funds a nationwide
network of state-level KIDS COUNT projects that provide a detailed picture
of the condition of children.
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