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Children in Foster Care (Number) – 2010

Data Provided by: Children's Defense Fund-Ohio

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Scale: 2 - 3,955


Ohio	21,697
Adams	59
Allen	183
Ashland	130
Ashtabula	188
Athens	179
Auglaize	12
Belmont	87
Brown	93
Butler	595
Carroll	14
Champaign	13
Clark	214
Clermont	492
Clinton	76
Columbiana	138
Coshocton	29
Crawford	67
Cuyahoga	2,847
Darke	67
Defiance	49
Delaware	91
Erie	112
Fairfield	244
Fayette	91
Franklin	3,955
Fulton	17
Gallia	36
Geauga	49
Greene	251
Guernsey	91
Hamilton	2,033
Hancock	85
Hardin	19
Harrison	14
Henry	30
Highland	84
Hocking	48
Holmes	34
Huron	33
Jackson	41
Jefferson	131
Knox	26
Lake	104
Lawrence	89
Licking	481
Logan	23
Lorain	211
Lucas	858
Madison	38
Mahoning	359
Marion	91
Medina	74
Meigs	57
Mercer	50
Miami	70
Monroe	17
Montgomery	1,268
Morgan	13
Morrow	19
Muskingum	138
Noble	28
Ottawa	40
Paulding	14
Perry	96
Pickaway	37
Pike	44
Portage	196
Preble	120
Putnam	7
Richland	94
Ross	154
Sandusky	33
Scioto	197
Seneca	48
Shelby	22
Stark	854
Summit	1,583
Trumbull	280
Tuscarawas	188
Union	85
Van Wert	2
Vinton	37
Warren	145
Washington	76
Wayne	180
Williams	82
Wood	74
Wyandot	25

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.

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Data Source:

Source: Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

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Footnotes: This reflects children placed by public agencies only

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

The Children's Defense Fund Leave No Child Behind® mission is to ensure every child a Healthy Start, a Head Start, a Fair Start, a Safe Start and a Moral Start in life and successful passage to adulthood with the help of caring families and communities.

Release: Ohio’s Kids Count 2011 Data Book

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