Self SufficiencyUnited Way of Hall County envisions Hall County residents will have the life skills and resources to be self-sufficient.
What We Know *- While state-wide the number of babies born to mothers with less than a 12th grade education has remained steady over the last 15 years, Hall County numbers have increased. The percent of Hall County babies born to mothers with less than a 12th grade education is almost double the state percentage. This number varies greatly by race or ethnicity.
- Due to the aging population of Hall County, The Guest House (hyperlink) has seen a 16% increase in the average daily attendance since 2006.
- In 2008, 20% of Hall County families with children were living at or below 150% of the Federal poverty guidelines. For a family of four, this represents $33,075 annually.
* This data comes from The Guest House and the May 2010 Hall LIFE Report. More information can be found at www.hcfcn.org.
These agencies, programs, and community partners focus on Self Sufficiency:Partner AgenciesUnited Way of Hall County targets its third largest community investment to programs that address self-sufficiency issues in Hall County.
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