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Index - S

SCHIP (State Children's Health Insurance Program), 120-121

School lunch and school breakfast programs, 114, 115t, 116t, 117t

Second Harvest, 34-37

Single-parent families
     Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), 92
     children in, 57-58
     growth in, 55-57
     never-married adults, 60-61
     working poor, 70

Social Security Act (1935), 91

Social Security Administration, U.S., 1

Social Security Amendments (1967), 128

Socioeconomic factors and child support receipt, 62

State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP), 120-121

States
     AFDC and TANF expenditure comparisons, 93t, 94, 94t
     block grants, 11-12, 14
     change in number of families receiving aid, 10t-11t
     child care, 142-143
     expenditures, 3-5, 3f, 3t, 7f, 152f
     flexibility in TANF appropriations, 151-152
     job opportunities for TANF recipients, 132, 142
     JOBS program, 129-130
     maintenance-of-effort levels, 94, 95t
     maximum TANF and food benefits, 99t-100t
     Medicaid eligibility, 116-118
     Medicaid expenditures, 4-5, 7(f1.3), 7(f1.4)
     poverty rates, 24, 27t
     recipients of AFDC/TANF, 147f
     State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP), 120-121
     TANF recipients by type of assistance, 104t
     unemployment compensation programs, 65t
     unemployment rates, 66t
     waivers and welfare-reform law, 9, 13-14
     welfare reform, 9, 10-14
     welfare work requirements, 133t-141t
     work programs, evaluation of, 142

Statistical information
     AFDC average payments, historic trends in, 97t
     AFDC benefit characteristics, 96t-97t
     AFDC/TANF enrollment trends, 100(t 7.8)
     AFDC/TANF family recipient numbers compared, 101t
     AFDC/TANF recipients, 147f
     birth rates for unmarried women, 105f
     change in number of families receiving aid, 10t-11t
     change in poverty status, 53f
     characteristics of AFDC/TANF recipients, 102t
     child support, 60t, 63t
     children and family structure, 58t
     chronic poverty rates, 52(f4.4)
     distribution of assets and net worth, 51t
     earnings at or below minimum wage, 70t
     employment of TANF recipients, 148t-149t
     expenditures as percent of gross domestic product, 3t
     expenditures for income-tested programs, 2t
     federal and state expenditures, 152f
     federally administered awards, distribution of, 110t
     food and TANF benefits, maximum, 99t-100t
     food assistance eligibility, 115t
     food security and insecurity, 34f, 36t
     food stamp allotments, maximum, 114t
     food stamp eligibility, income limits for, 112t
     food stamp participation rates, 113t
     food stamps, use of, by program type, 37(f3.8)
     government transfer payments, 5t
     Head Start enrollment, 122t, 123t
     health expenditures, 4t
     health insurance coverage, 119f, 120(f8.3)
     household income, 40t-47t, 71t-74t
     household participation in welfare, by program type, 80t-82t, 83t-85t
     households and family structure, 57t
     housing assistance, 124f, 125t
     hunger and housing, 37(f3.9)
     hunger prevalence, 35f, 36f
     income, median, 29t
     income distribution, 48t
     income sources, by poverty status, 56f
     Job Corps, 131f
     labor force participants and poverty status, 75t
     length of participation in means-tested programs, 86t-87t
     means-tested program participation rates, 88t
     Medicaid, children covered by, 120(f8.4)
     Medicaid recipients and payments, 121t
     Medicare recipients, 119t
     multiple federal assistance program recipients, 89t, 90t
     National school breakfast program participation, 117t
     National school lunch program participation, 116t
     net worth, 49f, 50t
     poverty, people and families in, 25t, 26t
     poverty duration, 52(f4.2), 52(f4.3)
     poverty rate for children, 153f
     poverty rates, 19f
     poverty rates by age, 26f
     poverty spells, median length of, 89f
     poverty status and labor market problems of workers, 77t
     poverty status and work experience, 28t
     poverty status of custodial parents, 61(f5.3), (f5.2)
     poverty status of families, 76t
     recipients by source of payment and eligibility category, 111t
     SSI eligibility maximums, 108t
     SSI recipients by eligibility basis and age, 108f
     state expenditures, 3f
     summer youth employment, 129, 129t
     Supplemental Security Income (SSI) expenditures, 109t
     TANF and AFDC expenditures, 93t, 94t
      TANF and food benefits, maximum, 99t-100t
     TANF families, maximum aid to, 98t
     TANF recipient characteristics, 103t
     TANF recipients by type of assistance, 104t
     taxes and poverty estimates, 33t
     Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
     State Maintenance-of- Effort requirements, 95t
     unemployment indicators, 67t
     unemployment rates, 66t
     welfare work requirements, 133t-141t
     Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program participants, 118t
     work experience and poverty, 49 t

Status Report on Hunger and Homelessness in America's Cities: 2002, 37

Studies, reports and surveys
     America's Families and Living Arrangements (Census Bureau), 56-57
     Are Married Parents Really Better Off for Children?: What Research Says about the Effects of Family Structure on Child Well-Being (Parke), 145
     Building an Employment Focused Welfare System: Work First and Other Work-Oriented Strategies in Five States (Holcomb et al.), 142
     Community Childhood Hunger Identification Project: A Survey of Childhood Hunger in the United States, 32-33
     Custodial Mothers and Fathers and Their Child Support: 2001 (Census Bureau), 61
     Does Job Corps Work? Summary of the National Job Corps Study (Burghardt et al.), 130
     Dynamics of Economic Well-Being, Poverty 1996-1999 (Census Bureau), 47-49
     Former Welfare Families and the Food Stamp Program: The Exodus Continues (Zedlewski and Gruber), 154
     Housing Strategies to Strengthen Welfare Policy and Support Working Families (Sard and Waller), 124
     Hunger in America, 2001 National Report, 34-37
     Income in the United States: 2002 (Census Bureau), 68-69
     Indicators of Welfare Dependency (HHS), 55
     Is the Unemployment Insurance System a Safety Net for Welfare Recipients Who Exit Welfare for Work? (Rangarajan et al.), 65
     Kids Having Kids: A Robin Hood Foundation Special Report on the Costs of Adolescent Childbearing (Maynard), 103, 105
     The LIHEAP Databook: A State-by-State Analysis of Home Energy Assistance (Thomson), 123
     Meeting the Demand: Hiring Patterns of Welfare Recipients in Four Metropolitan Areas (Holzer and Stoll), 150
     National Survey of American Families (Urban Institute), 33
     National Survey of WIC Participants, 2001 Final Report (Cole and Kresge), 115-116
     Public Views on Welfare Reform and Children in the Current Economy (Lake, Snell, Perry & Associates), 91
     "Recent Welfare Reform Research Findings: Implications for TANF Reauthorization and State TANF Policies" (Fremstad), 154-155
     Status Report on Hunger and Homelessness in America's Cities: 2002, 37
     Survey of Income and Program Participation (Census Bureau), 46-47, 87, 89
     Unemployment Insurance: Role as Safety Net for Low-Wage Workers Is Limited (GAO), 64-65
     What Welfare Recipients and the Fathers of Their Children Are Saying about Welfare Reform (Burton et al.), 146

Summer youth employment, 129, 129t

Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
     disability definition, 12
     eligibility, 107-108, 108t
     recipients by eligibility basis and age, 108f
     recipients receiving assistance from multiple programs, 89, 90t

Support services, 142-143, 152-153

Surplus funds, 151

Survey of Income and Program Participation (Census Bureau), 46-47, 87, 89

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