With this Dashboard we look behind the statistics to understand how these external factors affect children’s health and well-being in our state. By looking at these interconnected conditions, we can get a clearer picture of what shapes their lives.

    Our Approach

    Following a What? So What? Now What? framework, we take you through the story behind the numbers.

    • What? – Identify the key issues.
    • So What? – Explain the key issues.
    • Now What? – Strategies to impact the key issues.

    Use This Dashboard to

    • Gain an understanding of the top conditions that drive children’s health in New Hampshire.
    • Identify disparities and inequities within the regions to develop policies that promote equity, inclusion, and social justice.
    • Form new partnerships to collaborate and leverage collective resources to address a condition that impacts several different health outcomes and behaviors.
    • Inspire new ideas for solutions to existing problems or challenges.
    • Inform strategic planning and decision-making processes to maximize impact.
    • Facilitate community engagement and collaboration in the policy process.
    • Influence policy decisions by raising awareness and mobilizing support.

    Conditions Associated With Children's Health

    The 16 conditions shown here have the strongest correlations with 22 health outcomes and behaviors for children and families in New Hampshire. They are numbered and arranged in order from most to least strong correlations.

    Geography

    The indicators and results are organized and presented regionally. We have chosen to use the state’s Public Health Regions rather than counties as is frequently done. Presenting data organized by the Public Health Regions allows us to coordinate data collected and reported through the national, state, and local sources.

    • Capital Area (Greater Concord)
    • Carroll County (Ossipee/Conway)
    • Central New Hampshire (Plymouth/Lincoln)
    • Greater Manchester
    • Greater Monadnock (Keene/Peterborough)
    • Greater Nashua
    • Greater Sullivan County (Newport/Claremont)
    • North Country (Coös/Northern Grafton County)
    • Seacoast (Greater Portsmouth)
    • South Central (Greater Salem)
    • Strafford County (Dover/Rochester/Somersworth)
    • Upper Valley (Hanover/Lebanon)
    • Winnipesaukee (Greater Laconia)

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