As shown in Table 1, the overall proportion of children with actionable needs in each needs domain ranged from 0% to 23%. For the Life Functioning domain, Family Relationship (23%), Attachment (22%),and Social Relationship (13%) were the most prevalent needs. The prevalence of Behavior and Emotional needs was relatively low, ranging from 0 to 12%. The two most prevalent needs in this domain were Anger Control (12%) and Adjustment to Trauma (9%). For the Risk
Behavior Needs domain, the two most prevalent needs were Victim of Bullying (10%) and Bullying (10%). As shown in Table 2, the proportion of children with significant or useful strengths (strengths that can be utilized) ranged from 29% to 87%, with the highest proportion of strengths identified in the areas of Education (87%), Optimism (75%), and Interpersonal Skills (71%)