Introduction
Press Release
Facts at a Glance
Everyday in Oklahoma Partners
Kids Count Leadership
About OICA
Overview and Findings
Circumstances/Behaviors
Economic Clusters
State Benchmarks
County Benchmarks
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Copyright 2004

Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy
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Oklahoma City 73103
Phone: 405-236-5437
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Introduction

The Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy (OICA) is once again partnering with the Oklahoma Department of Libraries to offer online access to the latest Oklahoma Kids Count Report. This publication gathers data from a variety of sources to report on the well-being of children and youth in Oklahoma. State and federal agencies, private consultants and businesses, foundations and other organizations have contributed information and assistance to help the OICA issue this document.

The 2004 report has a special focus on the circumstances and behaviors which impact our children; and for the first time since 1999, the report revisits the state's economic clusters to illustrate the diverse environments in which our children live. Following a one-year hiatus for the special 2003 census report, the 2004 Kids Count also returns with the traditional benchmarks used to track the health and welfare of Oklahoma kids.

Follow the links at left to read more about the 2004 Kids Count on your web browser
Download the entire Oklahoma Kids Count Factbook 2004 or selected pages in PDF format
Read the October, 2004 Press Release