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The Facts On:

Food & Nutrition

Access to healthy food is the basis for successful living.

50%

Percentage of Woodbury County school children enrolled in the free or reduced lunch program.

19%

Percentage of Iowans recieving Food Assistance from SNAP.

1312

Number of Woodbury County families helped by Community Action with food in 2014

The Facts On:

Children & Families

Low-income families need assistance with preparing their preschool children for school.

80,000

Number of low income families in Iowa with children

42%

Percentage of children in Woodbury County attending pre-school in 2013

20,000

Number of children in Iowa at or below 200% of poverty not in pre-school in 2013

The Facts On:

Weatherization

and Energy Assistance

CAA Siouxland's

weatherization and energy assistance services ensures low-income household's save energy and stay warm in cold weather.

2452

Number of households assisted with energy costs in Woodbury County in 2014

79

Number of households benefitting from weatherization services in Woodbury County in 2014

The Facts On:

Seniors

in Crisis

commonly need employment re-training.

$15,528

Average social security annual income

$15,754

135% of 2014 Federal poverty level

The Facts On:

Homelessness

Approx.

100 – 140

individuals on any given night in Siouxland are staying in an emergency shelter.

Greater than

300

families and individuals on any given night in Siouxland are living on the streets in Siouxland.

More than

10,033

of Iowa’s children experience homelessness each year according to the data collected by the McKinney-Vento Educational Programs. Iowa ranks 20th in the number of homeless children and 31st in the percentage of children who are homeless. Of the 142,000 children living in poverty in Iowa, seven out of every one hundred (7%) are homeless.