Firearm injuries remain a leading cause of death for children and youth in the U.S., yet many of these tragedies are preventable through safe storage practices. New King County data shows encouraging progress. This post takes a look at local trends, risks, and opportunities to better protect children from preventable firearm injuries.
Read MoreCommunities Count is excited to share the recent release of the Health of Older Adults in King County chart pack—a data resource that sheds light on the well being, needs, and strengths of older residents in our community.
Read MoreYouth wellbeing is a priority, and the newly released Youth Mental Health and Substance Use in King County data brief sheds light on key issues affecting young people. This brief compiles local data and amplifies youth voices to highlight the need for comprehensive, culturally responsive, and developmentally appropriate mental health supports. Developed in collaboration with King County departments and Seattle Children’s, it emphasizes the importance of equitable access to resources that support youth mental health and well-being.
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