Kids Count

Florida’s teen birth rates are on a steady decline, according to a national report.

Florida has made significant improvements in providing for its children, a recent study shows.

The quality of health care among Florida's children has improved since 2008, but the state still lags far behind much of the nation.

According to a new report, children's health in Florida has improved overall, but is still lagging behind when compared to other states.

More children in Florida had a parent in prison than nearly anywhere else in the country, according to a report released Friday.

Florida is faring poorly on economic factors that influence child poverty, but key health indicators -- from low-birthweight babies to child health insurance rates and teens who abuse drugs and alcohol –  have improved, according to the latest Kids Count report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation.