Community Health: City/County/State Data

Covers health, vital statistics, environment, and databases and other data resources.

Provides data by county on a variety of topics.
**NOTE: This site is no longer being updated, but may still be useful for historic information.**

Presents data and resources on seven indicators, including public health and social environment issues (housing/crime/poverty).

Provides information on health factors and outcomes.

The Behavior Risk Factor Surveillance System is the world’s largest random telephone survey of non-institutionalized population aged 18 or older that is used to track health risks in the United States. This website provides access to prevalence estimates from the BRFSS core data at the state level as well as data from Selected Metropolitan/Micropolitan Area Risk Trends (SMART).

Serves to frame policy discussions around the importance of targeted interventions across a range of issues affecting minority communities today.

View and compare data from multiple sources on health and the factors that shape health to guide local solutions.

As the KIDS COUNT leader for South Carolina, a major initiative of the Annie E. Casey Foundation (AECF), Children’s Trust uses this high-quality data and trend analysis to secure better futures for all children in the state.

Includes data on children and families in South Carolina.