At Casey Family Programs, we envision a nation where communities provide the support and opportunities every family needs to raise safe, happy and healthy children, regardless of ZIP code or where they live. The Community Opportunity Map allows anyone to find child and family well-being data for any neighborhood across this nation. We invite you to explore it to analyze, plan and act alongside others to build Communities of Hope.

The five sectors

We all have a role

  1. Government and elected officials can create data-informed plans to invest in hope for their constituents.

  2. Philanthropies can build precise, local strategies to guide their impact efforts.

  3. Business leaders can invest in the hope and future of families in their communities.

  4. Neighbors and community residents can leverage data to advocate and organize for themselves and their families.

  5. Nonprofits can tailor their services, bringing data into community engagement.

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Topic Areas

The Community Opportunity Map provides 30 indicators across five topic areas, using data from the U.S. Census Bureau and several other sources. Two-thirds of the indicators can be disaggregated by race and ethnicity.

  1. Indicators include poverty rates, health insurance and more

  2. Indicators include preschool enrollment, high school graduation and adult education levels

  3. Indicators include median household income, unemployment and poverty rates

  4. Indicators include home ownership, housing cost burden and more

  5. Indicators include access to healthy food, internet and transportation

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Geography

Indicators can be displayed for a range of geographic areas from the state down to the ZIP code.

The Community Opportunity Map showing the Seattle area.

Additional Resources

For more information, please contact us at map@casey.org