“A new report is shedding light on major economic and educational disparities plaguing Bronx children.

The report, “Child & Family Well-Being in New York City: Ranking Risks and Resources Across 59 Community Districts,” measured 18 indicators involving economic security, housing, health, education, youth, family and community in the five boroughs.

Formerly known as the Community Risk Ranking, the document is influential among city policymakers, service providers, and advocates, many of whom rely on its contents to better understand child poverty and public health.”