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Annual 'Kids Count' Report Reveals Mixed Trends in Kansas

By Heartland Health Monitor
Published October 22, 2015 at 3:17 PM CDT
The annual report assesses child poverty, education and health care issues.
The annual report assesses child poverty, education and health care issues.

An annual report on child well-being in Kansas shows some positive trends—but they’re overshadowed by persistent problems. Heartland Health Monitor’s Bryan Thompson has details.

Heartland Health Monitor is a reporting collaboration among KCUR Public Radio, Kansas Public Radio, KCPT Public Television and KHI News Service which strives to present comprehensive coverage of health issues and their impact in Kansas and Missouri.
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Health News health careMedicaidKansas legislatureKids Count Reportchild povertyKansas Action for ChildrenAnnie E. Casey FoundationEarly Head StartAffordable Care Act
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