Children Receiving Child Care Vouchers - Indiana

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Children Receiving Child Care Vouchers (Number) – 2010

Data Provided by: Indiana Youth Institute

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Scale: 6 - 13,933


Indiana	52,307
Adams	41
Allen	4,382
Bartholomew	355
Benton	31
Blackford	64
Boone	192
Brown	60
Carroll	12
Cass	302
Clark	968
Clay	197
Clinton	120
Crawford	31
Daviess	235
Dearborn	179
Decatur	88
DeKalb	123
Delaware	1,170
Dubois	149
Elkhart	1,170
Fayette	215
Floyd	887
Fountain	18
Franklin	84
Fulton	123
Gibson	167
Grant	362
Greene	161
Hamilton	482
Hancock	248
Harrison	220
Hendricks	307
Henry	183
Howard	933
Huntington	99
Jackson	218
Jasper	85
Jay	65
Jefferson	120
Jennings	171
Johnson	573
Knox	277
Kosciusko	260
LaGrange	35
Lake	6,574
LaPorte	1,055
Lawrence	250
Madison	731
Marion	13,933
Marshall	112
Martin	43
Miami	185
Monroe	664
Montgomery	260
Morgan	250
Newton	17
Noble	93
Ohio	24
Orange	102
Owen	83
Parke	107
Perry	99
Pike	48
Porter	736
Posey	137
Pulaski	47
Putnam	113
Randolph	85
Ripley	91
Rush	38
St. Joseph	2,600
Scott	156
Shelby	179
Spencer	100
Starke	65
Steuben	101
Sullivan	134
Switzerland	31
Tippecanoe	1,648
Tipton	37
Union	6
Vanderburgh	2,156
Vermillion	73
Vigo	1,802
Wabash	96
Warren	17
Warrick	254
Washington	170
Wayne	480
Wells	61
White	32
Whitley	70

Definitions: The number of children whose child care arrangements were supported through Indiana's CCDF Child Care Voucher program.

Data Source: Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, Bureau of Child Care

Footnotes: Data is for Federal Fiscal Year (FFY).

For IN CCDF reports, please visit: http://www.in.gov/fssa/carefinder/4083.htm

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Indiana Youth Institute 603 E. Washington St.
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Indianapolis, IN 46204

800-343-7060
data@iyi.org
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Sarah Patterson, Project Manager

The Indiana Youth Institute promotes the healthy development of Indiana children and youth by serving the people, institutions and communities that impact their well-being. For more data on Hoosier children, please visit www.iyi.org.

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