In 2023, approx. 103.7 million people participated in one (or more) of the 10 programs available through social services networks, local State and Federal, representing 30 percent of the U.S. population. More than one in four working‐age adults (27 percent) and nearly one of every two children (49 percent) participated in a safety net program.
Nearly one in eight adults (12 percent) and one in three children (33 percent) participated in multiple safety net programs. The most common program combinations include either Medicaid,
Among beneficiaries, 47 percent of adults and two out of three children (67 percent) participated in multiple programs. Among people in the United States who received a benefit from two or more programs, most were children or older adults (56 percent).
Puerto Rico has the highest share of U.S. households on welfare at 47%. New Mexico (20%) has the highest share amongst the states. Utah and Wyoming tie for the lowest share at 6%. Eligibility rules, outreach, and administration vary widely by state, so participation rates reflect policy choices as well as need.
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ReplyDeleteSeveral years ago there was an article in the newspaper where somebody accidentally published the names of children who had free school lunches "because their parents were poor".
That was the same week that same newspaper mentioned that one kid's parents had just bought a new house, of course WAAAAAAY over the poverty line.
A lot of this free cr.p is just BS, ANYONE can sign up and automagically get it.
It got so bad that here in Colorado the socialist now are just giving free breakfast and lunch to EVERYBODY.
There is of course no money for that so, hey, new taxes.
Time to fire welfare recruits. Older sister and her hubby worked very hard, succeeded in life. While she was in the maternity ward a woman came through trying to sign up new welfare recipients. Recruiter knew of programs and benefits few people have ever heard of.
Delete9n welfare...aka STEALING FROM OTHERS WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF GOVERNMENT. Now include the WELFARE of government schools and what do the numbers look like??,
ReplyDeleteHey Oregon, limit welfare to the most absolutely essential, put the fear of God into criminals, watch that welfare rate cut itself in half.
ReplyDeleteGo to the grocery store a couple times a week here in PA. It seems that that 15% is kinda low. Other day, woman had a cart full of king crab legs. Paid with a snap card, then she went out and loaded all that crab in a relatively new Lincoln Navigator.
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