OKN impact report shows how data and collaboration are strengthening supports in Halton

Apr 22, 2026

A new report from Our Kids Network (OKN) highlights key trends affecting children, youth, and families in Halton, along with how community partners are working together to respond.

The 2025–26 Collective Impact Report brings together key findings from research and reports released throughout the year to help guide collective action. Local data show that nearly one in three children in Halton is not meeting developmental expectations in at least one area of early development.
 
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