Children Receiving Families First Grants (TANF) - Tennessee

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Children Receiving Families First Grants (TANF) (Number) – 2009

Data Provided by: Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth

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35 - 1,069
Pickett	35
Van Buren	41
Moore	54
Perry	57
Trousdale	60
Clay	103
Wayne	119
Jackson	126
Polk	128
Stewart	131
Houston	133
Meigs	136
Bledsoe	140
Cannon	150
Morgan	150
Crockett	160
Lake	162
Hancock	168
Decatur	169
Smith	183
Lewis	186
Sequatchie	196
Benton	205
White	205
Grainger	223
Union	225
Humphreys	225
DeKalb	237
Johnson	247
Unicoi	250
Fentress	254
Overton	266
Grundy	270
Loudon	293
Chester	293
Weakley	294
McNairy	315
Obion	318
Macon	327
Fayette	344
Monroe	359
Giles	361
Lawrence	364
Hickman	366
Cheatham	375
Scott	377
Marshall	384
Henderson	393

35 - 1,069
Haywood	397
Williamson	408
Warren	416
Hardin	417
Claiborne	422
Jefferson	428
Marion	431
Hardeman	445
Dickson	468
Cumberland	476
McMinn	484
Carter	497
Carroll	502
Rhea	503
Lincoln	522
Cocke	533
Franklin	570
Campbell	571
Henry	584
Wilson	615
Roane	637
Hamblen	661
Robertson	670
Lauderdale	678
Anderson	715
Hawkins	726
Bedford	726
Greene	733
Sevier	739
Dyer	747
Coffee	781
Bradley	784
Putnam	939
Blount	944
Maury	1,026
Gibson	1,032
Tipton	1,054
Washington	1,069
1,070 - 3,049
Sumner	1,511
Sullivan	1,930
Rutherford	2,035
Montgomery	2,617
Madison	3,049
3,050 - 12,576
Hamilton	5,522
Knox	5,657
Davidson	12,576
12,577 - 36,931
Shelby	36,931

Definitions: The number and percent of children under the age of 18 who receive financial support from the state's Families First program through Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) funds. Estimates are based on a state fiscal year (July - June).

Data Source: The Tennessee Department of Human Services provided Families First figures. Population data were supplied by the Tennessee Department of Health, Office of Policy Planning and Assessment, Division of Health Statistics. The KIDS COUNT division of the Tennessee Commission of Children and Youth organized and analyzed the data for rate calculation and display.

Footnotes: *The Tennessee Department of Human Services submitted corrected counts for 2001 and 2002. Corrected values for 2001 and 2002 are shown, effective March 29, 2005.

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

Tennessee Grantee

Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth 710 James Robertson Pkwy.
A. Johnson Bldg.,9th Fl.
Nashville, TN 37243-0800

615.741.2633
Pam.K.Brown@state.tn.us
http://www.tennessee.gov/tccy

Pam Brown, KIDS COUNT Director

The Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth advocates to improve the quality of life for children and families and provides leadership and support for other child and family advocates.

Kids Count Data Center