Number of reports to DCBS meeting criteria for child abuse/neglect - Kentucky

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Number of reports to DCBS meeting criteria for child abuse/neglect (Number) – 2010

Data Provided by: Kentucky Youth Advocates, Inc.

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0 - 283
Hickman	0
Cumberland	6
Ballard	17
Fulton	25
Robertson	25
Bracken	32
Washington	44
Caldwell	51
Livingston	53
Owen	60
Crittenden	60
Hancock	71
Gallatin	74
Todd	75
Trimble	75
Menifee	78
Spencer	79
Green	80
Clinton	81
Elliott	82
Monroe	85
Lee	85
Nicholas	85
McLean	85
Trigg	86
Bourbon	86
Rockcastle	88
Butler	90
Fleming	91
Marshall	96
Mason	96
Edmonson	98
Pendleton	99
Casey	102
Metcalfe	102
Breckinridge	103
Henry	103
Webster	109
Woodford	111
Meade	111
Lewis	112
Russell	113
Marion	115
Adair	117
Estill	117
Carroll	118
Jackson	118
Harrison	119
Wayne	119
Larue	119
Morgan	121
Bath	122
Carlisle	122
Logan	124
Simpson	127
Leslie	128
Garrard	132
Anderson	133
Owsley	142
Taylor	142

0 - 283
Mercer	144
Powell	145
Hart	146
Allen	147
Union	149
Graves	149
Grant	150
Wolfe	153
Clay	159
Calloway	176
Lincoln	190
Lawrence	192
Harlan	197
Muhlenberg	201
Grayson	202
Breathitt	210
Oldham	210
Ohio	214
Lyon	216
McCreary	219
Magoffin	231
Bell	238
Boyle	251
Knox	253
Montgomery	257
Scott	261
Nelson	273
Knott	274
Rowan	279
Shelby	283
284 - 705
Hopkins	292
Carter	296
Greenup	297
Franklin	300
Martin	303
Clark	303
McCracken	314
Jessamine	336
Whitley	352
Christian	383
Letcher	384
Henderson	404
Campbell	423
Boone	456
Bullitt	463
Pulaski	484
Madison	516
Perry	552
Floyd	560
Johnson	584
Barren	637
Boyd	652
Warren	687
Laurel	705
706 - 1,953
Hardin	878
Kenton	893
Pike	916
Daviess	983
Fayette	1,953
1,954 - 4,694
Jefferson	4,694

Definitions: Number of reports to the Dept. for Community Based Services for suspected neglect, physical abuse or sexual abuse that met criteriaas a report of abuse/neglect forthe reported year.

Data Source: Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services, Department for Community Based Services

Footnotes: In this data, each report could include multiple children.
Updated 2/4/2013

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

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Amy Swann, KIDS COUNT Coordinator

Kentucky Youth Advocates is a non-partisan, non-profit, children's advocacy organization. KYA represents a voice for Kentucky's most precious asset - its youth. We believe that Kentucky's youth deserve the opportunities and resources necessary to ensure their productive development and health.

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