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Table 16, again we see that, as a group, children are more likely to be in households with fewer resources
than the population as a whole. New York children had higher rates of households that were rentburdened (paying more than a third of income on housing) and had household income below the ALICE
threshold. Based on the data in Table 15, ALICE rates in Steuben and Yates Counties are somewhat lower
than for the state as a whole.
Table 16: Children’s poverty and ALICE status, rent burden, internet access, SNAP receipt, New
York State with comparison to U.S. and three neighboring states
Source: ALICE in Focus: Children, Published 2022 using 2019 data
Total
Household Income Status
Rent
Burden
% Below
ALICE
Threshold
Paying
35% or
More on
Rent
53%
Internet
access
% Below
ALICE
Threshold
with HighSpeed
Internet
Access
69%
SNAP
Location
Number of
Children
%
Poverty
%
ALICE
United States
72,723,350
16%
33%
% Below
ALICE
Threshold
(ALICE +
below
100%
FPL)
49%
New York
3,995,206
17%
35%
52%
58%
69%
36%
Massachusetts
1,345,145
11%
34%
45%
55%
78%
35%
Pennsylvania
2,615,510
17%
27%
44%
54%
73%
47%
Vermont
112,768
9%
33%
42%
45%
78%
39%
Pro Action of Steuben and Yates, Inc. Community Needs Assessment 2022 – 2025
% Below
ALICE
Threshold
receiving
SNAP
36%
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