Minnesota KIDS COUNT provides county-by-county data on the well-being of Minnesota's children and families. Minnesota KIDS COUNT releases periodic reports and an annual data book to provide a statistical profile of Minnesota's children and suggestions for action on their behalf.

To see your county's data, click your county on our map:

Kids Count 2007 Data Book - Seven Basic Needs
2007 KIDS COUNT Data Book: County Pages A-F (PDF file 9.8MB)
2007 KIDS COUNT Data Book: County Pages G-L (PDF file 7.4MB)
2007 KIDS COUNT Data Book: County Pages M-R (PDF file 10.7MB)
2007 KIDS COUNT Data Book: County Pages S-Y (PDF file 7.8MB)

County Tables Document

Major funding for the KIDS COUNT project is provided by the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

What does KIDS COUNT data do?

Raises public awareness and accountability for the condition kids and families.

Measures and reports on the status of our kids.

Uses the information to inform public debate and strengthen public action on behalf of children and families within the state.