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Statistics on children, youth and families in Oregon from the Annie E. Casey Foundation and Our Children Oregon

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Rate per 1,000 females ages 15-17 of live births and induced abortions.
Discontinued: see Teen pregnancy (ages 15 to 19)

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Oregon Health Authority

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April 2013

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PROVIDER

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Rate per 1,000 females ages 15-17 of live births and induced abortions.
Discontinued: see Teen pregnancy (ages 15 to 19)

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Oregon Health Authority

Last Updated

April 2013

Our Children Oregon

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Our Children Oregon is a statewide advocacy and child abuse prevention non-profit organization. We are committed to whole-child well-being and advancing equitable policymaking in support of a just and fair Oregon where all children thrive. To achieve this, we advocate with and for systemically excluded communities for policies and solutions grounded in equity, resource youth to self-advocate, and connect, learn, and engage with Oregon communities to collaboratively activate meaningful change.

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PO Box 14914
Portland, OR 97293

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Jenna Marie
Data and Research Manager
503.236.9754
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www.ourchildrenoregon.org

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