Your Community HERE: Healthy Kids Colorado Survey

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Your Community HEREHealthy Kids Colorado Survey

• Data Presentation

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Presentation Outline

• Healthy Kids Colorado Survey (HKCS) Overview
• HKCS Report Structure
• Your school/community here Background
• Healthy Kids Colorado Survey Results
• Questions

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Healthy Kids Colorado Survey Overview
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HKCS - Overview

• The HKCS assesses the health-related attitudes
  and behaviors of middle school and high school
  students across diverse communities in Colorado.

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HKCS - Overview

• The development of the HKCS has been supported
• and approved by Colorado state agencies such as
• Department of Education
• Department of Human Services
• Division of Behavioral Health
• Department of Public Health and Environment
• Department of Public Safety

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HKCS Report Structure
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HKCS Report Structure

• Introduction
• How to Use the Report
• Demographics and Data Quality
• Survey Results HKCS sections
• Appendices
• Copy of Administered Survey

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HKCS Report Structure

• Survey Results - HKCS Sections
• Substance Use
• Delinquency
• Personal Safety/Violence
• School and Family
• Mental Health
• Physical Health
• Sexual Health (High School Only)
• Risk and Protective Factors

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HKCS Report Example Bar Graph
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HKCS Report Example Table
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Your school/community here Background
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Your school/community here Background

• Provide the background of your school or
  community i.e.
• Number of students surveyed
• Ethnic make-up and grade levels of students
  sampled
• Free and Reduced Lunch Rates
• Strengths in your school or community such as
  high parent involvement and/or high attendance at
  community events
• Other relevant information you feel would be
  beneficial to share

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Healthy Kids Colorado Survey Results

• Include the name of your school or community here

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HKCS Substance Use

• The Substance Use section addresses the use of
  Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs (ATOD) through
  measures such as
• 30-day Use Alcohol, Tobacco and Marijuana.
• Age of First Use Alcohol, Tobacco and Marijuana.
• Lifetime Use Alcohol, Tobacco, Marijuana and
  Other Drugs such as
• Heroin
• Methamphetamines
• Cocaine
• Ecstasy
• Inhalants
• Prescription Drugs

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Substance Use Results
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Substance Use Results
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HKCS - Delinquency

• The Delinquency section measures the frequency of
  anti-social or criminal behavior and the students
  perceptions of wrongfulness in area such as
• Physical Fighting
• Stealing
• Cheating
• Carrying Weapons
• Vandalism
• Selling Drugs

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Delinquency Results
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Delinquency Results
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HKCS Personal Safety and Violence

• The Personal Safety and Violence section measures
  the rates in areas such as
• Driving Under the Influence (Self and other
  Driver)
• Victimization (Physical and Verbal)
• Helmet Use
• Seatbelt Use

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Personal Safety and Violence Results
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Personal Safety and Violence Results
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HKCS School and Family

• The School and Family section measures attitudes
  and behaviors regarding
• Grades
• Safety at School
• School Staff
• Parents

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School and Family - Results
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School and Family - Results
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HKCS Mental Health

• The Mental Health Section measures the state of
  emotional and psychological well-being with
  questions focused on
• Depression
• Suicide
• Future Aspirations
• Altruism
• Extra-Curricular Activities

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Mental Health Results
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Mental Health Results
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HKCS Physical Health

• The Physical Health section measures beliefs and
  behaviors regarding
• Weight
• Weight Loss Methods
• Physical Activity
• Television Watching

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Physical Health Results
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Physical Health Results
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HKCS Sexual Health

• The Sexual Health section Measures the
• Lifetime and Current Sexual Activity
• Use of Birth Control
• Sexual Victimization
• ATOD Use and Sexual Activity

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Sexual Health - Results
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Sexual Health - Results
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HKCS Risk and Protective Factors

• Risk and Protective Factors are characteristics
  demonstrated by research to increase or decrease
  the likelihood of substance use, delinquency and
  other problem behaviors (Hawkins, Catalano,
  Miller, 1992).

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HKCS Risk and Protective Factors

• Risk factors are the variables or hazards that,
  if present, make it more likely that an
  individual will engage in problem behaviors.
• Protective factors, on the other hand, buffer
  against risk, either by reducing the impact of
  risk factors or by changing the way young people
  respond to risk.

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Risk and Protective Factors Results
Risk Factors
Protective Factors
Family
School
Peer/Individual
School
Risk and Protective Factor Scales - Percentage of
Students Above Cutpoint
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Risk and Protective Factors Results
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Summary of Findings

• Contact your RPC for guidance on how to summarize
  key findings from the report!

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• Questions Include your contact information here