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Temporary Family Assistance-Number of Child Recipients (2007)	40,362
SNAP-Number of Child Recipients (2007)	113,673
EITIC-Percent of Tax Filers Claiming Tax (2005)	10.3%

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Care 4 Kids - Number of Children Enrolled (2007)

Connecticut Department of Social Services, Bureau of Assistance Programs, unpublished data (SFY 2000, 2005, and 2007).

The annual total number of children enrolled in Care 4 Kids, Connecticut’s child care subsidy program, in a town or county.

It should be noted that the numbers reported here (annual, unduplicated Care 4 Kids child enrollment) are larger than the numbers often reported by Connecticut Department of Social Services. The Department typically reports the annual average rather than annual total for the program.

Care 4 Kids – Child Enrollment

Methodology: The annual unduplicated total number of children enrolled in Care 4 Kids, Connecticut’s child care subsidy program, in a town or county. It should be noted that the annual unduplicated Care 4 Kids child enrollment numbers are larger than the numbers often reported by the Connecticut Department of Social Services. The Department typically reports the annual average rather than the annual total for the program.

Source: Connecticut Department of Social Services, unpublished data (SFY 2007).

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Connecticut Association for Human Services 110 Bartholomew Avenue
Suite 4030
Hartford, CT 06106

860-951-2212, ext. 240
jcarroll@cahs.org
http://www.cahs.org

Judith Carroll, Connecticut KIDS COUNT Director

The Connecticut Association for Human Services (CAHS) is a statewide nonprofit organization that works to end poverty and to engage, equip, and empower all families in Connecticut to build a secure future.

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