Child Care Bureau: Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF)

Revised FFY 1999 CCDF Data Tables and Charts

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Child Child Care and Development Fund
Average Monthly Adjusted Number of Families and Children Served (FFY 1999)

Table 1

States/Territories	Number of Families	Number of Children
Alabama	14,300	24,500
Alaska	3,800	6,300
American Samoa	200	400
Arizona	22,000	36,600
Arkansas	7,000	11,200
California	97,900	137,400
Colorado	13,200	23,800
Connecticut	5,400	9,800
Delaware	3,500	5,900
District of Columbia	4,400	6,500
Florida	43,400	76,600
Georgia	21,400	38,100
Guam	-	-
Hawaii	4,600	7,100
Idaho	4,400	7,600
Illinois	48,500	92,000
Indiana	10,900	20,200
Iowa	9,000	20,000
Kansas	7,200	13,100
Kentucky	15,200	26,200
Louisiana	22,900	39,000
Maine	2,000	2,900
Maryland	13,000	22,200
Massachusetts	26,700	39,900
Michigan	26,500	52,300
Minnesota	10,000	17,600
Mississippi	8,400	17,900
Missouri	39,000	58,400
Montana	3,600	6,400
Nebraska	6,800	12,100
Nevada	3,000	5,900
New Hampshire	4,600	6,800
New Jersey	23,100	34,000
New Mexico	10,000	16,600
New York	106,600	170,000
North Carolina	44,600	69,300
North Dakota	2,900	4,600
Northern Marianas	-	-
Ohio	33,900	58,400
Oklahoma	18,800	30,800
Oregon	10,700	20,200
Pennsylvania	41,200	83,900
Puerto Rico	300	500
Rhode Island	3,800	6,400
South Carolina	10,800	17,800
South Dakota	2,100	3,700
Tennessee	29,900	63,100
Texas	53,900	96,600
Utah	7,100	13,300
Vermont	3,400	5,000
Virgin Islands	-	-
Virginia	17,500	27,100
Washington	27,400	46,100
West Virginia	7,800	13,200
Wisconsin	14,100	24,900
Wyoming	1,900	3,300
Total	974,600	1,653,500

Notes:

1. The source for this table is the ACF-801 data from FFY 1999.

2. The adjusted number of families and children served is the average number reported by each State on the monthly ACF-801 submission multiplied by the pooling factor reported in the ACF-800 form.

3. For all States, the average monthly number of children is extrapolated from data provided by States, based on the ratio of children to families.

4.Maine, Guam, Northern Marianas, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands were unable to report any ACF-801 case-level data in FFY 1999 at the time of report preparation. The Maine counts are estimates based on reported expenditures (ACF-696), ME’s FFY 2001 reported counts (ACF-801), and average monthly cost-per-child in NH & VT (ACF-801 FFY 1999, 2000, & 2001).

5. California, District of Columbia, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Tennessee average monthly numbers are based on FFY 1999 pooling factors that only apply to the ACF-801 data (generally 99-100%).

6. California average monthly numbers are an estimate based on October 2000 family counts (when 99% of CCDF funded agencies reported data), FFY 1999 ACF-696 data, and on an estimated FFY 1999 pooling factor that only applies to the ACF-801 data.