All people in North Carolina live in communities that support healthy choices for family planning and have equitable access to high quality, affordable reproductive health services.
Richmond County teenagers are knowledgeable about sexual and reproductive health as well as available local resources.
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All Warren County residents have equitable access to pre-conceptual reproductive and sexual health care.
Communities in the county support healthy choices for family planning and have equitable access to health services to reduce teen births in Cleveland County.
All babies in Pitt County are born healthy and thrive in caring and healthy homes and see their first birthday.
All Individuals and families in the ARHS service area will live a healthy lifestyle.
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All kids in Pitt County enter School ready to learn
All Kids in Wilson County enter school ready to learn
All kids in Pender County enter School ready to learn
All people in Sampson County live in communities that support healthy choices for family planning and have equitable access to high quality, affordable reproductive health services.
State level HNC indicator measures
All people in Onslow County have access and increased awareness of community resources needed to ensure healthy living.
Babies in Halifax County are born healthy, thrive in caring and healthy homes and see their first birthday.
All Individuals and families in the ARHS service area live a healthy lifestyle.
All People of Reproductive Age in North Carolina have equitable access to quality maternity and interconception care.
All babies in Halifax County are born healthy, thrive in caring and healthy homes, and see their first birthday.
All Wayne County residents raise healthy, resilient children at each phase of development, within a safe and supportive environment.
All babies make it to their first birthday
Teen Birth Rate: Number of births in NC per 1,000 population (Total) to females aged 15-19
Current Value
15.0
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Health Equity/Disparity Comparison Data