Find data about the health and well being of children in communities across California:

Every child deserves high quality health care that is accessible, family-centered, culturally competent, coordinated, continuous, compassionate, and comprehensive. Children receiving care from a medical home have fewer outpatient visits and families report better child health status. See which counties are providing medical home care.

Adverse childhood experiences – such as family separation, abuse, exposure to violence, and poverty – can have negative, long-term impacts on the health and well being of a child. See what childhood adversity data are available in your local area.

We are pleased to feature mother and daughter guest authors, Olga and Magaly. Their journey touches upon the importance of early identification, access to care and the struggles with mental health stigma.

Disparities among youth who experience depression-related feelings vary widely across student groups. Students with particularly high percentages of depression-related feelings include those who identify as gay, lesbian or bisexual. See the latest data on emotional health.

Updated data on homeless children and youth in California are now available. Learn how homelessness is measured and why undercounts are a serious concern.