CSI Library: Federal Depository Library Program (FDLP): Health & Human Services

Common Census Tables: Human Services

American Community Survey:

School Enrollment
Educational Attainment
Language
Poverty
Veteran Status

Health

Epiquery
The city's interactive system for accessing tables and maps, it is the primary source for the various health surveys and datasets that they collect and produce.
Community Health Profiles
Multi-page PDF reports with data and analysis for a variety of health issues published for health districts (PUMAs) and boroughs. These reports are provided in an easy to access format; use Epiquery to download datasets.
Vital Statistics
Annual PDF reports that contain natality (births), mortality (deaths), and morbidity (illness) statistics, broken down by age, gender, residence, cause, and illness for health districts (PUMAs) and boroughs. The archive of reports goes back to the early 1960s.
500 Cities Project
CDC data at the census tract level for the 500 largest cities in the US. Data includes health outcomes, unhealthy behavior, and prevention.
New York State County Health Indicator Profiles
Summaries of mortality, morbidity, health, and hospitalizations for all counties in New York State; data for NYC is at the county (borough) level.

Human Services

NYC Public Schools
Portal for NYC public school education data. Achievement results, dropout and graduation rates, progress reports, and demographics in PDF and data table format for schools, school districts, and boroughs.
NYPD Crime Stats
Annual data profiles for violent and non-violent crimes committed with change over time, updated weekly for police precincts and boroughs. From the NYPD's COMPSTAT system.
Community District Profiles (NYC Dept of City Planning)
Profiles for each of the city's 5 boroughs and 59 community districts. Has info on land use and facilities such as parks, schools, hospitals, police & fire stations. Includes some census data, maps and tables in PDF format.

The New York City Data section of this guide was written and created by Frank Donnelly, librarian at Baruch College. The CSI library thanks him for allowing the LibGuides community to reuse his content. His original guide may be found at http://guides.newman.baruch.cuny.edu/nyc_data.