Douglas County Data
Understanding our community starts with understanding the data. Georgia KIDS COUNT helps us see the challenges, trends, and opportunities shaping the lives of children and families in Douglas County. We use these insights to better understand local needs, encourage collaboration, and support meaningful solutions that strengthen our community.
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50 indicators of child, family, and community well-being. Provided by Georgia Family Connections Partnership. (Douglas County only)
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9 indicators of child, family, and community well-being. Comparing county to state rates, year over year. (Douglas County only)
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Identify disparities in your community to target your efforts to help those most in need.
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We track these indicators of child and family well-being because they help us understand how communities are doing, where we are strong and where we need to work to improve, so that all children, families, and communities in Georgia are healthy and thriving. To be a Georgia KIDS COUNT indicator, the data must be from a reliable source; updated at least annually; and be available by county.
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Statistics on children, youth and families in Georgia from the Annie E. Casey Foundation and the Georgia Family Connection Partnership