|
Our KIDS COUNT program publishes annual and special reports on the status of children in New Mexico. All of New Mexico Voices for Children's publications are available for download and public use with proper citation. To request a printed copy or a report that is no longer posted online, call 505-244-6505, ext. 10.
(The
following publications are in PDF format, which requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.
To download a FREE copy of the program, click
here.
The Annie E. Casey Foundation 2008 KIDS COUNT
DATA BOOK
The annual report ranks the 50 states based on ten indicators of child well-being such as child poverty rates, teen birth and dropout rates, and infant mortality rates.
Access the data online.
|
|
The 2000 Census Undercount and What it Means for New Mexico - May 2008
How the population undercount by the 2000 Census Impacted funding for New Mexico's Medicaid and childcare programs. (4 pages)
Download the report
|
|
Native American Children in New Mexico - 2005 / Updated May 2008
Select demographics of children who are members of New Mexico's Native-American pueblos and tribes. (68 pages)
Download the report |
 |
New Mexico
KIDS COUNT Data Book 2007
Tracks indicators of children well-being disaggregated by county, with an emphasis on the value of early care and education. (92 pages)
Download the report |
|
Immigration in New Mexico 2007
Highlights the demographic characteristics of New Mexico's foreign-born population. (16 pages)
Download the report |
 |
Border
KIDS COUNT 2007 A Special Report on Child Well-Being
in New Mexico's Border Districts
Series provides information on the barriers to well-being for kids in New Mexico's
legislative districts along the U.S./Mexico border. (4 pages each district)
Click
below to download the report by legislative district. |
 |
Hispanic
Children in New Mexico - 2007
Select demographics of New Mexico's Hispanic children, disaggregated by county. (74 pages)
Download
the publication |
 |
|
2006 Kids Count New Mexico State Data Book
Tracks indicators of children well-being, disaggregated by county, with anempasis on data from the state Department of Health's Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS) survey. (90 pages)
Download
the
publication (1.77 MB) |
|
For
More Information
NMVC Research Director Gerry Bradley 505-244-9505 ext. 23
KIDS COUNT Program Director Lisa Adams-Shafer, 505-244-9505 ext. 34
KIDS
COUNT is funded by the Annie E. Casey Foundation |
