Section 6.1.2n

6.1.2n - Estimated Number of Households by Food Stamp Program Participation and Food Insecurity

Show in 6.1.2N, when these percentages are translated to numbers of households, they imply that the A2H system serves approximately 1.9 million client households who are receiving food stamps but are food insecure (Table 6.1.2N).

Table 6.1.2n

ESTIMATED NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS, BY FOOD STAMP PROGRAM PARTICIPATION AND FOOD SECURITY

Food Security Among Clients' Households	Pantry Client Households	Kitchen Client Households	Shelter Client Households	All Client Households
Food Stamp Program Participants
Food secure	647,218	81,255	57,774	786,247
Food insecure
Food insecure without hunger	792,050	82,553	33,966	908,569
Food insecure with hunger	823,732	95,792	66,980	986,504
ESTIMATED TOTAL NUMBER OF CLIENT HOUSEHOLDS PARTICIPATING IN FOOD STAMP PROGRAM	2,263,000	259,600	158,720	2,681,320
Food Stamp Program Nonparticipants
Food secure	1,203,843	229,429	154,068	1,587,340
Food Insecure
Food insecure without hunger	1,949,319	316,831	89,027	2,355,177
Food insecure with hunger	1,883,838	294,140	218,185	2,396,163
SUBTOTAL	3,833,157	610,971	307,212	4,751,340
ESTIMATED TOTAL NUMBER OF CLIENT HOUSEHOLDS NOT PARTICIPATING IN FOOD STAMP PROGRAM	5,037,000	840,400	461,280	6,338,680

Other key findings in the table include:

Among food stamp participants in the A2H network, approximately 1.0 million households are classified as experiencing hunger.
Among A2H households not participating in the Food Stamp Program, approximately 4.7 million are food insecure, of which nearly 2.4 million are classified as experiencing hunger.