This site statistically summarizes the social condition of Latino families and children with numerical indicators taken from two major reports printed by the National Center for Health Statistics: America’s children: Key National Indicators of Well-Being (2001) and the US 2000 Adolescent Health Chart Book (2000). The indicators of well-being are sorted into 5 sets of subject tables. We highlight the social condition of Latino children (i.e., persons under 18 years old) by contrasting their status with white non-Latino children or the total population of children.