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After years of holding steady at 6%, the rate of Arkansas children without health insurance increased to 8% in 2024, according to the newly released KIDS COUNT Data Book. To learn more about the well-being of Arkansas kids, check out the work of our partner organization @arkansasadvocate.com
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Advocates for child well-being say improvement is an uphill battle in a state with declining or stagnant investment in programs like child care assistance.
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Report: Arkansas child well-being improves in some areas but lags behind overall | Arkansas Advocate
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