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About 39% of families with young children who responded to our survey were unaware of subsidized child care programs they may be eligible for. Read our report on building a universal ECE system in NYC. 
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An income gap of $134,000 exists between households in the lowest ($24,000) and highest ($158,000) income groups.  Keeping Track of New York City's Children: 2024.
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*DATA BOOK* Keeping Track of New York City’s Children: 2024
For eight decades, research and fact-finding have been foundational pillars of Citizens’ Committee for Children of New York’s child advocacy. Since 1993, through our hallmark publication Keeping Track of New York City’s Children, CCC has biennially provided detailed, community-specific data to better understand the status and experiences of New York City’s children, families and communities and inform calls to action to combat disparities and improve well-being. This desk reference compliments our online resource data.cccnewyork.org, offering hundreds of data points on child and family well-being in New York City.

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Latest Updates from Keeping Track

March 2025 Latest Data: How Median Incomes Vary by Household Type Learn More
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August 2024 Updated Child Poverty Rates by Neighborhood Learn More