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Food Security CommitteeState and County Baseline DataMay 28, 2009

Food SecurityFood Security for a Household: access by all members at all times to enough food for an active, healthy life, including at a minimum:Ready availability of nutritionally adequate and safe foods; &Assured ability to acquire acceptable foods in reasonably acceptable ways.Food Insecurity for a Household: limited or uncertain availability of nutritionally adequate and safe foods or limited or uncertain ability to acquire acceptable foods in socially acceptable ways.

USDA Economic Research Service www.ers.usda.gov/Briefing/FoodSecurity/measurement.htm

Food security status of each household lies somewhere along a continuum divided into four ranges:

High Food Security: no problems/anxiety regarding food;

Marginal Food Security: had problems/anxiety at times, but quality, variety and quantity were not substantially reduced;

Low Food Security: households reduced quality, variety & desirability of diets but quantity of food intake/normal eating patterns not substantially disrupted; &

Very Low Food Security: eating patterns of one or more household members disrupted and food intake reduced because household lacked money/other resources for food.


How Are Food Security & Insecurity Measured?LEAST SEVERE: Was this statement often, sometimes, or never true for you in the last 12 months? We worried about whether our food would run out before we got money to buy more.SOMEWHAT MORE SEVERE: Was this statement often, sometimes, or never true for you in the last 12 months? We couldnt afford to eat balanced meals.MIDRANGE SEVERE: In the last 12 months, did you ever cut the size of your meals or skip meals because there wasnt enough money for food?MOST SEVERE: In the last 12 months, did you ever not eat for a whole day because there wasnt enough money for food? In the last 12 months, did any of the children ever not eat for a whole day because there wasnt enough money for food?


Food InsecurityHousehold Food Security in the U.S., 2007, Nov. 17, 2008, www.ers.usda.gov

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0.111

0.889

United States

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United States

Food Insecure11.10%

Food Secure88.90%

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0.13

0.87

Oklahoma

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Oklahoma

Food Insecure13.00%

Food Secure87.00%

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4th Qtr1.2


Supplemental Nutrition Assistance ProgramNovember 2008 www.okdhs.org

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88.05

11.95

SNAP Participation - November 2008

88.05%

11.95%

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SNAP Participation - November 2008

Total Population: 3,642,36188.05

SNAP Participation: 435,57411.95


Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

November 2008 www.okdhs.org5-Year SNAP Participation

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441707Nov. 2005

428557Nov. 2006

417973Nov. 2007

435564Nov. 2008

Apr-09463426

Recipients

Current Level

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RecipientsCurrent LevelSeries 3

Nov. 2005441,7072

Nov. 2006428,5572

Nov. 2007417,9733

Nov. 2008435,5645

Apr-09463,426


Supplemental Nutrition Assistance ProgramNovember 2008 www.okdhs.org

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40366742

39622436

41355644

47485322

Value of SNAP

Value of SNAP

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Value of SNAPValue of SNAPSeries 3

Nov. 200540,366,7422.42

Nov. 200639,622,4364.42

Nov. 200741,355,6441.83

Nov. 200847,485,3222.85


Counties with Over 11% Eligible for SNAP but Not Participating

Payne24.79%Cherokee21.96%Delaware16.26%Custer16.24%Texas15.97%Le Flore14.67%Bryan14.30%Pontotoc12.71%Lincoln11.87%Osage11.55%Creek11.17%Data from U.S. Census Bureau, 2005-2007 American Community Survey 3-Year Estimates. Analysis by the Food and Research Action Center. NOTE: Not all counties have reported their FPL to be included in this slide.

Temporary Aid to Needy FamiliesNovember 2008 www.okdhs.org

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64

36

TANF Monthly Average - November 2008

64%

36%

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TANF Monthly Average - November 2008

TANF Kids: 5,66164

TANF Adults: 3,15336

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4th Qtr1.2


Temporary Aid to Needy FamiliesNovember 2008 www.okdhs.org

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217955386

183933868

170873421

160043214

TANF Kids

TANF Adults

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TANF KidsTANF AdultsSeries 3

Nov. 200521,7955,3862

Nov. 200618,3933,8682

Nov. 200717,0873,4213

Nov. 200816,0043,2145


Temporary Aid to Needy Families

November 2008 www.okdhs.org

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2483257

2025003

1853824

1801445

Payments

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PaymentsTANF AdultsSeries 3

Nov. 20052,483,2575,3862

Nov. 20062,025,0033,8682

Nov. 20071,853,8243,4213

Nov. 20081,801,4453,2145


WIC Women, Infants & ChildrenOklahoma State Department of Health, CY 2008

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12.5

4.5

7.9

26

49.1

WIC County Average Caseload by Category CY 2008

12.5%

4.5%

7.9%

26%

49.1%

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WIC County Average Caseload by Category CY 2008

Pregnant: 12,31312.5

Breast Feeding: 4,4444.5

Post-Partum: 7,8137.9

Infant: 25,62626

Child: 48,34649.1


WIC Women, Infants & Childrenwww.ok.gov/health/Child_and_Family_Health/WIC/Caseload_Data/index.html

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1136684

1131454

1136891

1167778

Caseload

Caseload

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CaseloadValue of SNAPSeries 3

Nov. 20051,136,6842.42

Nov. 20061,131,4544.42

Nov. 20071,136,8911.83

Nov. 20081,167,7782.85


Percentage Free Student Meals (Below 130% Federal Poverty Level - FPL)Oklahoma State Dept. of Education, Low Income Report for 2008-2009, 2/13/09

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53.56

46.44

Academic Year 2008-2009


53.56%

46.44%

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Column1Academic Year 2008-2009

Total Enrolled: 644,75853.56

Free Student Meals: 299,45646.44

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Percentage Reduced-Priced Student Meals(Between 130% and 185% FPL)Oklahoma State Dept. of Education, Low Income Report for 2008-2009, 2/13/09

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53.56

46.44



90.19%

9.81%

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Percentage Low Income StudentsOklahoma State Dept. of Education, Low Income Report for 2008-2009, 2/13/09

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53.56

46.44



43.75%

56.25%

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4th Qtr1.2


School Breakfast ProgramUSDA Food & Nutrition Service Program Data, www.fns.usda.gov/pd/08sbfypart.htm

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166193

176011

184132

196647

197657

Participation

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ParticipationCash PaymentsSeries 3

FY 2004166,19331,464,4812

FY 2005176,0113,8682

FY 2006184,1323,4213

FY 2007196,6473,2145

FY 2008197,657


School Breakfast ProgramUSDA Food & Nutrition Service Program Data, www.fns.usda.gov/pd/10sbcash.htm

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31464481

34508155

36630874

39552583

41950206

Cash Pmts.

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Cash Pmts.Cash PaymentsSeries 3

FY 200431,464,48131,464,4812

FY 200534,508,1553,8682

FY 200636,630,8743,4213

FY 200739,552,5833,2145

FY 200841,950,206


National School Lunch ProgramUSDA Food & Nutrition Service Program Data, www.fns.usda.gov/pd/01slfypart.htm

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389245

402917

412947

421601

424422

Participation

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FY 2004389,24531,464,4812

FY 2005402,9173,8682

FY 2006412,9473,4213

FY 2007421,6013,2145

FY 2008424,422


National School Lunch ProgramUSDA Food & Nutrition Service Program Data, www.fns.usda.gov/pd/06slcash.htm

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94019969

101037874

106104588

111734968

117147314

Cash Pmts.

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FY 200494,019,96931,464,4812

FY 2005101,037,8743,8682

FY 2006106,104,5883,4213

FY 2007111,734,9683,2145

FY 2008117,147,314


Summer Food Service ProgramUSDA Food & Nutrition Service Program Data, www.fns.usda.gov/pd/04sffypart.htm

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11214

11884

11629

11509

11686

Participation

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FY 200411,21431,464,4812

FY 200511,8843,8682

FY 200611,6293,4213

FY 200711,5093,2145

FY 200811,686


Summer Food Service ProgramUSDA Food & Nutrition Service Program Data, www.fns.usda.gov/pd/02sfcash.htm

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2008428

2160296

2445431

2572202

2653653

Cash Pmts.

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FY 20042,008,42831,464,4812

FY 20052,160,2963,8682

FY 20062,445,4313,4213

FY 20072,572,2023,2145

FY 20082,653,653


TEFAP: USDA CommoditiesTEFAP Distribution by County, Feeding America, report execution date: 5/12/2009

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1709291

1668501

3611880

2445734

Poundage

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PoundageCash PaymentsSeries 3

Q2 20081,709,29131,464,4812

Q3 20081,668,5013,8682

Q4 20083,611,8803,4213

Q1 20092,445,7343,2145

TEFAP Total9,435,406


TEFAP: USDA CommoditiesTEFAP Distribution by County, Feeding America, report execution date 5/12/2009

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67096184127616

72436934482604

53324173493258

36927142650517

34986442240550

RFB

CFBEO

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RFBCFBEOSeries 3

20046,709,6184,127,6162

20057,243,6934,482,6042

20065,332,4173,493,2583

20073,692,7142,650,5175

20083,498,6442,240,550


Oklahoma Food Bank NetworkPounds through April 30, 2009

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79873523181916

191476774535877

11,169,268

23,683,554

Agency Pounds

Total Pounds

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Agency PoundsTotal PoundsSeries 3

CFBEO-Tulsa Total7,987,3523,181,9162

RFB-OKC Total19,147,6774,535,8772

Category 33.51.83

Category 44.52.85


Oklahoma Food Bank Network*People reached/week based on 2006 Hunger Study plus Programs reach#Based on monthly average of 2008 Agency Yearly Reporting.

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5390002464316

CFBEO

RFB

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CFBEORFBSeries 3

Meals per Month539,0002,464,3162

Category 22.54.42

Category 33.51.83

Category 44.52.85


Senior NutritionSource: Oklahoma Department of Human Services, www.okdhs.org

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181189151910

173086154891

173752155646

155499139641

Congregate Meals

Meals @ Home

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Congregate MealsMeals @ HomeSeries 3

Nov. 2005181,189151,9102

Nov. 2006173,086154,8912

Nov. 2007173,752155,6463

Nov. 2008155,499139,6415


Unemployment March 2009U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Local Area Unemployment Statistics Information and Analysis

5-Year UnemploymentU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Local Area Unemployment Statistics Information and Analysis

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0.049

0.042

0.042

0.033

0.061

Oklahoma Unemployment

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Oklahoma UnemploymentSeries 2Series 3

Mar-054.90%2.42

Mar-064.20%4.42

Mar-074.20%1.83

Mar-083.30%2.85

Mar-096.10%


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