1. 2007-2008 United Way Thank You Report (36 pages)
 

2. Family Caregiver Survey Report (36 Pages)          

Compiled report on differences and surveys with hundreds of family caregivers to seniors.  Identifies types of caregivers and needs of caregivers.  Report care of Area Agency on Aging.
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3. Adult and Aging Network Community Report on the status of older and Disabled Adults in Santa Barbara County (63 pages) 

Contains summary date of demographic, health, death, mental health, crime, falls, day care, long term care, disaster planning and information for Santa Barbara County seniors.
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4. Santa Barbara County Senior Resource Directory (100 pages)

Booklet lists most public and private resources for seniors.  Includes location, hours of operation, contact info and more for each senior.  Report care of Area Agency on Aging. 
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5. Santa Barbara County Children’s Scorecard (96 pages)

Contains data, graphs and trends on a wide variety of children’s issues:  population, income, child care, education, physical health, mental health, risk behaviors, welfare and safety, juvenile justice and positive youth development.  Report care of Santa Barbara County and UCSB.
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6. Community Assessment (57 pages)

Contains data and survey information with special focus on lower income children and families.  Includes information on transportation, housing affordability and healthy prescription expenditures for seniors.  Report care of Community Action Commission.
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7.  Measure Up: Facing the Challenge of Substance Abuse (37 pages)

Data, graphs and trends for youth substance abuse indicators.  Highlights and suggestions for reducing youth substance abuse, increasing treatment services and potential emerging problem indicators.  Report care of Fighting Back and Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse.
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8. Santa Barbara County: Status of Early Care and Education (13 pages + CDROM)

Reviews child care capacity, licensing, subsidized care, affordability, disabilities, homeless children and teen parents.  Report care of Santa Barbara County Child Care Planning Council. 
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9. Community Health Status Report (21 pages)

Reviews data regarding causes of death, communicable diseases, chronic health conditions, maternal and child health, access to care and health insurance.  Report care of Santa Barbara County Health Department.  Receive this report by mail. (Please include your name and address)

 

10. California Early Care and Education Workforce Study: Licensed Child Care Centers and Family Home Child Care Providers of SB County, 2006” (12 pages). This report summarizes the ages, tenure, ethnicity, languages, and educational attainment of the early child care children and their workforce parents in Santa Barbara County, courtesy of Calif. Child Care Resource and Referral Network.
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