Family Economic Stability

An integral part of ending the cycle of poverty involves a family's economic stability. A family must have enough income to meet children's basic needs, including food, shelter, clothing and transportation. The indicators within this area of child well-being evaluate whether a family experiencing intergenerational poverty is able to meet the basic needs of the family.

FES
Children at risk of remaining in poverty are living in stable families, able to meet their basic needs
G
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Target
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
DWS
% IGP adults with year-round employment
I
2020
27%
70%
2
-18%
FES
IGP Children Receiving Emergency Shelter
I
2020
19%
0%
1
-44%
FES
% of IGP children moving more than once in a 12-month period
I
2020
35%
17%
1
-15%
FES
% IGP children enrolled in SNAP
I
2020
84%
2
-8%
FES
% IGP students receiving Free or Reduced Lunch
I
2020
91%
1
0%
FES
Children at risk of remaining in poverty are living in families that are self-sufficient/reliant.
G
Time
Period
Current
Actual
Value
Current
Target
Value
Current
Trend
Baseline
% Change
IGP
% IGP young adults participating in post-secondary education
I
2020
28%
66%
1
33%
FES
Families living at or above 200% FPL
I
2020
76%
1
3%
IGP
% IGP adults expending 30% or more of income on housing
I
2020
45%
0%
2
-10%
IGP
% Families receiving public assistance who experience intergenerational poverty.
I
2020
23.3%
0.0%
2
29%
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