The Community Profiles bring together data on key dimensions of child and family wellbeing, including economic conditions, housing, health, early care and education, and the status of key resources that help to support families with young children.
Read MoreTo better understand the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on Hawaii’s child care industry and our families' ability to access needed child care, Early Childhood Action Strategy is working with data shared by the Hawaii Department of Human Services and PATCH, Hawaii's statewide child care resource and referral agency, to track the status of the child care sector in Hawaii. Working families, local businesses and Hawaii’s economy rely on accessible, affordable and quality child care. Hawaii’s economy may continue to struggle long after the pandemic if essential services like child care do not survive.
Read MoreThe All Network Meeting Fall 2022 included a review of Hawai`i Data Trends over the past decade. The data posters presented key indicators of early childhood development and wellbeing and set the stage for a collaborative review and discussion about strengthening our shared understanding.
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