Children re-entering foster care within 12 months - Kentucky

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Children re-entering foster care within 12 months (Percent) – 2010

Data Provided by: Kentucky Youth Advocates, Inc.

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0.0%
Montgomery	0.0%
Morgan	0.0%
Nicholas	0.0%
Monroe	0.0%
Lewis	0.0%
Livingston	0.0%
Menifee	0.0%
Pendleton	0.0%
Washington	0.0%
Webster	0.0%
Wolfe	0.0%
Russell	0.0%
Powell	0.0%
Robertson	0.0%
Rockcastle	0.0%
Lee	0.0%
Butler	0.0%
Carlisle	0.0%
Clark	0.0%
Breathitt	0.0%
Ballard	0.0%
Bourbon	0.0%
Bracken	0.0%
Crittenden	0.0%
Hancock	0.0%
Hickman	0.0%
Lawrence	0.0%
Gallatin	0.0%

0.0%
Cumberland	0.0%
Elliott	0.0%
Estill	0.0%
0.1% - 11.1%
Daviess	6.0%
Fayette	7.0%
Jefferson	7.2%
McCracken	8.3%
Bullitt	9.3%
Boyd	9.9%
Pulaski	10.0%
Kenton	10.1%
McCreary	10.3%
Perry	11.1%
11.2% - 20.0%
Hardin	13.0%
Union	14.3%
Christian	14.3%
Scott	14.5%
Warren	14.6%
Whitley	14.9%
Grayson	15.4%
Boyle	15.9%
Boone	16.0%
Nelson	20.0%
20.1% - 44.4%
Magoffin	25.0%
Clay	26.8%
Floyd	30.9%
Rowan	31.1%
Mercer	44.4%

Definitions: Number and percentage of children in foster care with a prior foster care episode during the preceding 12 months of the given calendar year.

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

Footnotes: 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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Kentucky Youth Advocates, Inc. 11001 Bluegrass Pkwy, Ste 100
Jeffersontown, KY 40299

502.895.8167
info@kyyouth.org
http://www.kyyouth.org

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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