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Access profiles for many IN locations; rankings, maps, or trend graphs by topic; and raw data. Includes over 100 measures of child well-being, including the community-level data formerly in CLIKS.

Profiles (Showing 9 Featured Indicators of full set)

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Child Population Under 18 (2011)	1,597,603
Children Under Age 18 in Poverty (2011)	22.6%
Public School Students Receiving Free or Reduced Price Lunch (2012)	48.2%
Low Birthweight Babies (2010)	8.0%
Teen Birth Rate per 1,000 Females Ages 15-19 (2010)	37.5
High School Graduation Rate (4-Year Cohort) (2012)	87.9%
Child Abuse and Neglect Rate per 1,000 Children Under Age 18 (2011)	12.2
Juveniles Committed to the Department of Correction (2011)	994
Teen Deaths, Ages 15 - 19, due to Accident, Suicide, and Homicide (2010)	192

Featured Data for Indiana

Poverty

Children Under Age 18 in Poverty (2011)

U.S. Census Bureau, Housing and Household Economic Statistics Division, Small Area Estimates Branch. http://www.census.gov//did/www/saipe/

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Indiana Youth Institute 603 E. Washington St.
Suite 800
Indianapolis, IN 46204

800-343-7060
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http://www.iyi.org

Sarah Patterson, Project Manager

The Indiana Youth Institute promotes the healthy development of Indiana children and youth by serving the people, institutions and communities that impact their well-being. For more data on Hoosier children, please visit www.iyi.org.

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