Risk, Reach, and Resilience

• Overview
• About the project
• Key findings
• Emerging measures
• Measures by county
• Risk measures
  • Child mobility
  • Foster care
  • Health care coverage
  • Immunizations
  • Infant mortality rate
  • Low birth weight
  • Maltreatment reports filed
  • Mothers without high school degree
  • Poverty
  • Prenatal care
  • Teen birth rate
  • Unemployed parent
• Composite risk
• Reach measures
  • Childcare assistance
  • Early childhood family education
  • Early childhood screening
  • Family home visiting
  • Head Start enrollment
  • MFIP
  • Mental health
  • School readiness program
  • Special education services
  • Voluntary pre-kindergarten
  • WIC
• Resources and references

RISK, REACH, AND RESILIENCE

Emerging Measures

The 2018 Risk, Reach, and Resilience report provides data at the state level, as available, and research information on how the following emerging risk, reach, and resilience indicators affect child development. It also includes the rationale for adding three indicators of resilience.

The emerging indicators are:

• Risk:  Maternal depression, substance use by parents and related fetal and early childhood health issues, parental incarceration, housing cost burden and homelessness, food insecurity
• Reach: Dental and oral health check-ups, mental health consultation to child care programs, early learning scholaships
• Resilience: Positive social and instrumental support, healthy attachment relationships, father involvement

See more information about emerging indicators in the report here: