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Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth KIDS COUNT State of the Child in Tennessee KIDS COUNT CLIKS. A searchable database of information on the well-being of children is available on the Annie E. Casey KIDS COUNT website at http://www.aecf.org/cgi-bin/cliks.cgi. Users may generate their own reports from this data.
Previous Publications "Blueprint for the Success of Tennessee’s Children: KIDS COUNT The State of the Child in Tennessee. Released June 26, 2007. KIDS COUNT: The State of the Child in Tennessee 2005 Released August 10, 2006. The Rural South: Listening to Families in Alabama, Kentucky, and Tennessee Released March 2, 2004. Tennessee and Its Children: Unmet Needs, a special report on the ill effects of underfunding programs for children, is available. Earlier versions of the KIDS COUNT report may be accessed at the KIDS COUNT archive page. KIDS COUNT: The State of the Child in Tennessee is an annual data book that tracks the status of children by analyzing state level statistical indicators of child well-being using social, educational, economic, and health data. The Tennessee KIDS COUNT Project is part of a national network of state KIDS COUNT projects that provide detailed county-by-county data on the condition of children. Funded in part by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, Tennessee KIDS COUNT: The State of the Child in Tennessee provides the best available data on over 70 indicators of well-being. Tennessee's program also cooperates with other state departments, universities, and other organizations to collect information used in the book. At the national level, KIDS COUNT, a project of the Annie E. Casey foundation, is a state-by-state effort to track the status of children across the states. By providing policymakers and citizens with benchmarks of child well-being, KIDS COUNT seeks to enrich local, state, and national discussions concerning ways to secure better futures for all children. .
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