Study finds Nevada’s kids have healthier habits this year, but accessing health care continues to be a problem.

Prevent Child Abuse Nevada, a UNLV initiative, will host a community resource fair to mark April as Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Prevent Child Abuse Nevada heads to Nevada Legislature April 2 for Children's Week.

Annual report calls for suicide prevention education starting in elementary school.

Event raises awareness of the critical issues affecting quality of life for children in Nevada.

Parents cite affordability as major barrier to maintaining kids’ medical care.

Outreach urges single parents to keep kids in mind when choosing a partner.

Annual Report Calls for Education Aimed at Safe Sleeping Environments, Prenatal Care and Drowning Prevention

Annual Report Assesses Health Status Of Children Entering School in Nevada; Info Used to Guide Policies, Target Interventions

Annual Child Death Review Tracks Incidents of Child Fatalities and Arms County Officials with Needed Information to Drive Prevention Efforts

The data compiled on over 11,000 students will be used to improve the health and academic success of children across the state.

UNLV's program tracks the health of Nevada kindergartners to help school district officials provide the resources needed to ensure kids are healthy.