Trend Overview Version 1

Trends in Child Well-being in Hawaiʻi

Trend data tells us how we are collectively doing as a State over time in improving early childhood health, safety and learning outcomes. Trends have robust and nuanced stories for us to explore and give us helpful snapshots. In some areas, weʻve collectively improved outcomes and in other areas we collectively remain flat or are experiencing negative trends.

Trend Placemat Version 1

Data Placemat

Indicators related to Health, Family Well-Being and Resilience, Early Childhood Development, Family Economic Security

More indicators and information on disparities to come soon.

County-level Data

Early Childhood Community Profiles

The Early Childhood Community Profiles are a series of reports examining the well-being of young children in each of Hawaiʻi’s counties through the lens of data available from local, state, and federal sources, and with insights from County leaders. Using key indicators comparable across counties, the EC Profiles highlight the conditions of our youngest keiki in the context of how ʻohana live, work, and raise children. Through this series, we aim to identify opportunities for investment and intervention, and over time, develop a more comprehensive understanding of trends in critical dimensions of child well-being.