Summary of key findings
- Massachusetts parents were 50% more likely than non-parents to worry about housing.
- Parents who were concerned about expenses or childcare were more likely to report poor mental health compared to parents who were not worried about expenses or childcare.
- These sub-groups of parents were more likely to report worrying about expenses, basic needs, and poor mental health: Non-binary, transgender, questioning their sexual orientation, queer, and bisexual/pansexual, people of color, parents under the age of 35, and parents of children and youth with special healthcare needs.
Spotlight slides and webinar
Video: COVID-19 Community Impact Survey: Parents & Families
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CCIS Webinar Slides: Parents and families
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