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Statistics on children, youth and families in Puerto Rico from the Annie E. Casey Foundation and the Youth Development Institute

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These percentages represents all children in monoparental families, including children in subfamilies within a household.

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U.S. Census Bureau. American Community Survey. 5-Year Estimates. Retrieve from: www.data.census.gov

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May 2024

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These percentages represents all children in monoparental families, including children in subfamilies within a household.

Data Source

U.S. Census Bureau. American Community Survey. 5-Year Estimates. Retrieve from: www.data.census.gov

Last Updated

May 2024

Instituto del Desarrollo de la Juventud (Youth Development Institute)

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The Instituto del Desarrollo de la Juventud, IDJ (Youth Development Institute) is the only nonpartisan organization in Puerto Rico dedicated to advocating for public policies —at the federal and local levels— that strengthen the economic security of families with children and youth in Puerto Rico. The IDJ uses data, research, family and youth voices for advocacy efforts, public policy analysis and impact evaluation.
Our mission is for all children and youth in Puerto Rico to have access to opportunities that enable them to develop to their full potential and prosper in financially stable households. We envision a Puerto Rico where all children live in homes that are economically stable, thereby transforming the conditions that affect children, youth, and their families. We are a multidisciplinary team composed of top-notch economists, statisticians, communications experts, and sociologists, deeply committed to the socioeconomic well-being of families and Puerto Rico.

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Instituto del Desarrollo de la Juventud (Youth Development Institute)
655 Roberto H. Todd Ave.
‍ PMB 132
San Juan, Puerto Rico 00907

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Caridad Arroyo
Kids Count Project Manager
787-931-7229
[email protected]
juventudpr.org/en/

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