This year, Vermont ranks eighth for overall child well-being, according to the 2018 KIDS COUNT® Data Book released today by the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

Vermont ranks third in the nation for child well-being, according to the 2017 KIDS COUNT® Data Book released today by the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

Voices for Vermont’s Children, an independent child policy research and advocacy non-profit, released a new report today.

Official Poverty Measure Fails to Provide an Accurate Assessment of Anti-Poverty Programs

New National Scorecard on Children’s Progress Shows Troubling Obstacles to Reaching Key Milestones

Voices for Vermont’s Children is partnering with the Annie E. Casey Foundation in the release of a new KIDS COUNT® data snapshot, Early Reading Proficiency in the United States.

Voices for Vermont’s children has released its new children’s health report: The State of Our Children: KIDS COUNT in Vermont Health Report.

The 2013 KIDS COUNT Data Book, an annual publication of the Annie E. Casey Foundation, tracks the well-being of America’s children, ranks Vermont as 2nd in the nation for overall child well-being.

“Changes to Vermont’s TANF Program” follows recent developments that are affecting Reach Up’s implementation and examines their implications for the future of the program.

Our state government put together a list of cuts that targets our poor, our elderly, our children, those with mental illness, and those with disabilities to a far greater degree than the rest of the population.

This analysis looks at the effects Vermont’s health care policy decisions have on the “effective income” Vermont’s low-income working families.

An 8-page booklet explaining how the CLA adjustment helps to make the property tax system more fair.

An understandable 24-page guide to Vermont’s school funding system.