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Children in Foster Care (Number) – 2010

Data Provided by: Children's Defense Fund-Ohio
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2 - 154
Van Wert 2
Putnam 7
Auglaize 12
Champaign 13
Morgan 13
Paulding 14
Harrison 14
Carroll 14
Monroe 17
Fulton 17
Morrow 19
Hardin 19
Shelby 22
Logan 23
Wyandot 25
Knox 26
Noble 28
Coshocton 29
Henry 30
Huron 33
Sandusky 33
Holmes 34
Gallia 36
Pickaway 37
Vinton 37
Madison 38
Ottawa 40
Jackson 41
Pike 44
Seneca 48
Hocking 48
Geauga 49
Defiance 49
Mercer 50
Meigs 57
Adams 59
Crawford 67
Darke 67
Miami 70
Medina 74
Wood 74
Clinton 76
Washington 76
Williams 82
2 - 154
Highland 84
Hancock 85
Union 85
Belmont 87
Lawrence 89
Marion 91
Fayette 91
Guernsey 91
Delaware 91
Brown 93
Richland 94
Perry 96
Lake 104
Erie 112
Preble 120
Ashland 130
Jefferson 131
Columbiana 138
Muskingum 138
Warren 145
Ross 154
155 - 595
Athens 179
Wayne 180
Allen 183
Tuscarawas 188
Ashtabula 188
Portage 196
Scioto 197
Lorain 211
Clark 214
Fairfield 244
Greene 251
Trumbull 280
Mahoning 359
Licking 481
Clermont 492
Butler 595
596 - 2,033
Stark 854
Lucas 858
Montgomery 1,268
Summit 1,583
Hamilton 2,033
2,034 - 3,955
Cuyahoga 2,847
Franklin 3,955

Definitions:

Definition: The number of children in substitute care each year. This includes children who were in foster care on January 1 of each year. This number reflects children placed by public agencies only. Children who have been placed with more than one public agency may be double-counted.

Definition: The number of children in substitute care each year. This includes children who were in foster care on January 1 of each year. This number reflects children placed by public agencies only. Children who have been placed with more than one public agency may be double-counted.

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Data Source:

Source: Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

Source: Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

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Footnotes: This reflects children placed by public agencies only

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.

Ohio Grantee

Children's Defense Fund-Ohio 395 E. Broad Street
Suite 330
Columbus, OH 43215

(614) 221-2244
dwallace-pascoe@cdfohio.org
www.cdfohio.org

Dawn Wallace-Pascoe, KIDS COUNT Project Manager

http://www.cdfohio.org/programs-campaigns/kids-count/