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kids count data center
Data by state
- Useful when looking for data for an individual state, like Illinois
- On the left/middle side of the profile page is the featured indicators and featured data sections
- The featured data section displays one of the featured indicators and a visual map of individual counties.
- Example: the featured data for Illinois is "Child Poverty" and moving your mouse over the map shows you the percentage of child poverty for each county.
- On the right/middle side of the "profile page" you can search for indicators by: featured indicators, all indicators, and by category.
- The "view community-level profiles" will bring up available county-level data.
- Clicking on an indicator will pull up that indicator's data page.
- Example: Click on "child care assistance program participation." The indicator page will have three tabs at the top: 123 Ranking, Map, and Line Graph. The 123 rankings tab will show you the indicator data for the state and/or counties and allows you to sort by year, data, and participation/recipient type; the map will show you county-level data (if it's available); the line graph will create a line graph that you can sort by region, year, and participation/recipient; and all three tabs show you a description, source, and footnotes for that particular indicator.
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