7.7.2014 How many children in your community are eligible for free or reduced-price school meals? How many low-income adults face food insecurity? What is the reach of the federal nutrition programs? Who is affected by poverty and diet-related disease? Find out!
The CFPA Nutrition & Food Insecurity Profiles provide health indicators, poverty measures, food access statistics, and demographic data at the state and county levels. The profiles are updated regularly when new data become available. Housed online, the profiles are printable using the “print” command within your internet browser. To see details about data sources and methodology, roll your mouse over each data point.
View the Nutrition & Food Insecurity Profiles. link
Questions? Please contact Tia Shimada at 510.433.1133 ext.109 or tia@cfpa.net.
