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As we look to the future of the Ranch many ask us why we are looking to go in this direction? It is because we are lead by our Father to do his will till he comes.  Is there a need for such a work here on the border, the answer to that is “yes”? The stat are here to prove the need a

Persons with a disability, age 5+, 2000                                                                                          Maverick                       Texas

Persons with a disability, age 5+, 2000

8,784

3,605,542

So this is why we are asking you to pray that we can build the dorm and begin caring for the children here. This is why we are here to help the children

 LMHA POPULATION DATA 2010

 

COUNTY

AREA

DENSITY

POP

MALE

FEMALE

ANGLO

BLACK

HISPANIC

OTHER

TOTAL

MAVERICK

1,292

43

55,221

26,623

28,598

1,675

54

52,696

796

55,221

VAL VERDE

3,232

15

50,067

24,724

25,343

9,707

694

39,147

519

50,067

UVALDE

1,559

18

27,857

13,638

14,219

7,827

88

19,739

203

27,857

 

Health Statistics > Autism > Number of Children with Autism (most recent) by state

# 2  

Texas:

11,940 

Per cap

17  

Texas:

5.223 per 10,000 people 

DEFINITION: Number of autism cases among children aged 3 to 22, 2003. Per capita figures expressed per 10,000 populations.

1% of US children affected by autism

 

Down syndrome

Down Syndrome (Trisomy 21)

DEFINITION

Down syndrome is the most common autosomal abnormality among live births. Most Down syndrome cases result from true trisomy 21, with trisomy 21 mosaicism and translocations involving chromosome 21 each accounting for less than 5 percent of the diagnoses The prenatal prevalence of Down syndrome is much higher than among live births, with only approximately 70 percent of fetuses with Down syndrome identified in mid-second trimester surviving to term

DEMOGRAPHIC AND REPRODUCTIVE FACTORS

The only well established risk factor for Down syndrome is advanced maternal age. Age-specific rates have been well documented (Hecht 1996). However, if the child has the syndrome as a result of a translocation in chromosome 21 and either or both parents are translocation carriers, there is an increased risk for additional children to also have the syndrome. It should be noted that this is a very rare condition.

 Down syndrome prevalence is known to vary by race/ethnicity. Hispanic infants were found to exhibit higher rates of Down syndrome than other infants, even after differences in maternal age were considered .
 
So please join us as we try to meet the need of God children here on the Border