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The KIDS COUNT in Missouri 2009 Data Book is released!
On January 27th, Citizens for Missouri's Children released our 17th annual KIDS COUNT in Missouri Data Book at the State Capitol in Jefferson City. The KIDS COUNT in Missouri Data Book documents the status of children in all 114 Missouri counties and the City of St. Louis. This year's report confirms that Missouri's children are facing increasing challenges brought on by higher levels of poverty, a lack of affordable health care, and a lack of high-quality educational opportunities for all Missouri's children.
The KIDS COUNT in Missouri Data Book tracks 29 data indicators of child well-being, including ten primary outcome measures. In the 2009 report, indicators are grouped into five categories: Economic Security, Educational Success, Child Health and Mental Health, Child Protection and Safety, and Adolescent Success.
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A Quarter-century Legacy of Progress
Coffee and Quorum
early-morning legislative briefing
Start your day with Citizens for Missouri's Children. Join us for the first in a series of free legislative briefings hosted by CMC staff and contract lobbyists.
Friday, February 19, 2010
7:30 a.m.
Phelps County Bank
718 North Pine Street
Rolla, Missouri
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For more than 25 years, Citizens for Missouri's Children has been dedicated to advocating for the rights and well-being of all Missouri's children, especially those with the greatest need.
 2010 Goal:
$60,000 from citizens like you
Lend your voice and your support to Citizens for Missouri's Children. Together, we can make children our state's number one priority.
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Every d ay in Missouri 2 young children die.
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