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Data provided by data.cccnewyork.org Data Sources: U.S. Census American Community Survey and New York City administrative data (Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Department of Education, Department of Homeless Services, New York City Police Department)

For more information about the Risk Ranking methodology and the latest trends see annually released "Community Risk Ranking" publication. (www.cccnewyork.org/data-and-reports/publications/cccs-community-risk-ranking-measuring-child-well-being-in-new-york-citys-59-community-districts/)

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The latest edition of CCC's annual index, "Child and Family Well-being in New York City," is featured in the 2024 data book Keeping Track of New York City's Children.

The index combines data from across multiple dimensions of child well-being – economic security, health, housing, education, issues specific to teens and youths, and family and community – to provide a better understanding of where barriers to child well-being are concentrated across New York City’s 59 community districts. 

Click here to access the Child and Family Well-being Index content of the data book

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