This 1995 KidsCount in Colorado report examines challenges and offers examples of how prevention and early intervention strategies can make a difference in the lives of Colorado children. The report looks at the state of child well-being in Colorado in terms of health, early care and education, and primary education. Statistics and descriptions are given for the following topics: (1) family resource centers; (2) prevention; (3) single parenthood; (4) paternity establishment; (5) child support enforcement; (6) prenatal care; (7) low birth weight; (8) regular preventive care; (9) infant mortality; (10) injury prevention; (11) health insurance; (12) abuse and neglect; (13) who is raising our children; (14) child care capacity and quality; (15) preschool; (16) school age care; (17) child care assistance; (18) child care and the workplace; (19) school enrollment increases; (20) school readiness; (21) school success; (22) skill levels; and (23) county composites. Throughout this report, child health and well-being anecdotes, short case studies, graphs and figures are presented. Includes 96 references. (WJC)