Montana Kids Count

The state health department has received a $24 million grant over the next three years from the federal government to aid in Montana’s lack of affordable child care.

Montana ranks low among U.S. states in children’s health, but is about average in overall child well-being, says a new report.Though Montana ranks 22nd in…

The number of children living in poverty in Montana has gone down since 2010. So has the number of children without health insurance. That's according to…

Montana’s Native American children face greater barriers to opportunity than their peers in other states according to the 2017 Race for Results study...

More Montana kids are insured, fewer are dying and the teen birth rate continues to drop. This is according to the 2016 National Kids Count Data Book…

New data says Montana does a good job at placing placing kids in its child welfare system with relatives or foster families, which is seen as preferable…

Nearly half of all Montana kids are growing up in low income homes.That’s according to the latest Montana KIDS COUNT policy report, put out by the Annie…

A new report produced by the Annie E. Casey Foundation concludes Americans should do more to promote early childhood education. The Kids Count policy…