Children Receiving Families First Grants (TANF) - Tennessee

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Children Receiving Families First Grants (TANF) (Percent) – 2010

Data Provided by: Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth

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Scale: 0.9% - 17.0%


Tennessee	8.0%
Anderson	4.9%
Bedford	8.6%
Benton	6.4%
Bledsoe	5.2%
Blount	3.9%
Bradley	4.3%
Campbell	6.4%
Cannon	4.7%
Carroll	8.6%
Carter	4.5%
Cheatham	4.0%
Chester	8.0%
Claiborne	6.2%
Clay	9.1%
Cocke	7.4%
Coffee	6.9%
Crockett	5.7%
Cumberland	4.8%
Davidson	10.2%
Decatur	7.4%
DeKalb	5.9%
Dickson	4.5%
Dyer	8.2%
Fayette	4.4%
Fentress	6.4%
Franklin	7.4%
Gibson	9.1%
Giles	6.0%
Grainger	4.7%
Greene	5.7%
Grundy	9.3%
Hamblen	6.0%
Hamilton	8.5%
Hancock	10.3%
Hardeman	7.4%
Hardin	8.5%
Hawkins	6.3%
Haywood	9.6%
Henderson	7.3%
Henry	8.7%
Hickman	7.1%
Houston	7.1%
Humphreys	5.1%
Jackson	7.0%
Jefferson	4.1%
Johnson	7.9%
Knox	6.6%
Lake	14.1%
Lauderdale	11.0%
Lawrence	4.3%
Lewis	7.7%
Lincoln	6.9%
Loudon	3.2%
Macon	7.3%
Madison	13.9%
Marion	7.9%
Marshall	6.5%
Maury	5.7%
McMinn	4.8%
McNairy	5.0%
Meigs	6.0%
Monroe	3.9%
Montgomery	6.0%
Moore	5.1%
Morgan	3.6%
Obion	4.3%
Overton	5.2%
Perry	3.5%
Pickett	4.0%
Polk	4.4%
Putnam	6.9%
Rhea	8.1%
Roane	5.9%
Robertson	4.7%
Rutherford	3.7%
Scott	6.8%
Sequatchie	6.3%
Sevier	4.3%
Shelby	17.0%
Smith	4.0%
Stewart	4.2%
Sullivan	6.8%
Sumner	4.6%
Tipton	6.7%
Trousdale	3.5%
Unicoi	7.2%
Union	5.6%
Van Buren	1.9%
Warren	5.1%
Washington	4.9%
Wayne	3.9%
Weakley	5.0%
White	4.0%
Williamson	0.9%
Wilson	2.8%

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.

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Tennessee Commission on Children and Youth 710 James Robertson Pkwy.
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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.

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