Childhood Poverty in Cincinnati
What is the need?
- Cincinnati ranked #6 in child poverty as of 2015.
- At least 70% of children in Cincinnati live in families that do not earn enough to be self-sufficient. In Hamilton County, that number is 50%.
- 85% of families with children in poverty in Cincinnati were headed by single females as of 2015.
- Source: October 2016 Summit on Child Poverty
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