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Data

Keeping an eye on the Community

The Community Collaborative of Tahoe Truckee seeks to understand the stories of our local people by getting rooted in the work and using data to inform leaders and drive results.

In order to measure the health of our community, CCTT analyzes:

  • Where people live
  • Educational opportunities
  • Access to transportation
  • Occupations
  • Languages spoken
  • Access to healthcare
  • Diet and exercise
  • Family dynamics
  • And more…

Community Health Indicators

The Community Collaborative of Tahoe Truckee uses Results Scorecards to measure key indicators and highlight community trends. Click on one of the indicators below to learn more.

Economic Well-Being

In some neighborhoods, up to 35% of our families live in poverty. CCTT addresses complex issues related to basic needs and housing security by creating a community safety net. By sharing resources and information, CCTT makes sure more people are fed, housed, and safe.

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Education

Third grade is a pivotal point in a child's education, where a student transitions from "learning to read" to "reading to learn". Only 40% of all children and 20% of low-income children read proficiently by the end of third grade. This gap affects kids for the rest of their lives. Tahoe Truckee Reads reaches underserved children in five North Tahoe-Truckee neighborhoods.

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Health

As vibrant and beautiful as our mountain region is, our community struggles with high rates of substance abuse and growing mental health concerns. In 2018, 34% of 11th graders reported experiencing chronic hopelessness and sadness. CCTT partners make access to healthcare easier in the mountains. TTCF and CCTT collaborate with sister mountain communities to address our shared mental health concerns.

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The True Story of Our Community

Safety Net Update

Our CCTT Partners make-up the fabric of our safety net services and continue to adapt to changing needs and trends. The 20+ years of working together on collaborative strategy has created the ability to support each other and align efforts to serve.

View the Safety Net Update

2019 Issue Brief

We measure community health indicators over time. This shows us how our region is performing in certain areas. It helps us respond to trends like poverty, housing insecurity, suicide, and substance abuse. Through data and storytelling, we share what CCTT partners are doing to move the needle on some of our local challenges. CCTT published a reformatted and updated Issue Brief to tell the true story of our community.

View 2019 Issue Brief