Children applied for and eligible for SNAP by race/ethnicity - District of Columbia

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Children applied for and eligible for SNAP by race/ethnicity (Number) – 2010

Data Provided by: DC Action for Children

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Scale: 125 - 39,043

District of Columbia
Black, Non-Hispanic	39,043
White, Non-Hispanic	125
Hispanic	3,553
Other, Non-Hispanic	156
Unknown	265

Definitions: (Number) Number of children (under 18) who applied for and were deemed eligible for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (TANF) by race/ethnicity.

Data Source: Income Maintenance Administration, D.C. Department of Human Services

Footnotes: Data are the number of children eligible in June of each year. Until October 1, 2008 SNAP was referred to as the food stamp program.

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