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3(• <br />City of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 15 <br />�, ' �. Anal sis of Im ediments to Fair Housin Choice <br />3.9 Poverty Status by Family Type and Presence of Children <br />Tables 14 demonstrates the effects of poverty status on family type and <br />presence of children. Female head of households with children are by <br />far the largest poverty population in the City of Cuyahoga Falls. <br />Table 14: Poverty St at is b Famil Type & Presence of Children, 2000 <br />FAMILY AT /ABOVE BELOW TOTAL'S <br />POVERTY POVERTY <br />Married, CH <18 4,701 (33.9 %) 85(13.6%) 4,786 (33.0 %) <br />Married, No CH < 18 6,736 (48.6 0/6) 94(15.1%) 1 6,830 (47.2 %) <br />-4—.�_ <br />Male HH, CH < 18 ' 353(2.5%) E 9(1.4%) 362(2.5%) <br />Male HH, No CH< 18 1 269(1.9%) 10(1.6%) 279(1.9%) <br />Female HH, CH < 18 1000(7.2%) 418 (67.1 %) 1,418 (9.8 %) <br />I Female HH, No CH < 18 800(5.8%) 7(1.1%) 807(5.6%) <br />_13,859 (99.9 %) I 623(99.9%) 14,48_2 (100.0%) <br />Source: U.S. Census Bureau P90 (SF3) by Census Tract "Total of population for whom poverty status has <br />been determined. <br />In the City of Cuyahoga Falls, 13.6% of married couples with children under the age of 18 <br />live below poverty. Male head of households with children under the age of 18 have 1.1 % <br />living below poverty. More than 67% (67.1 %) of female head of households with children <br />under the age of 18 live below poverty. For all households at or below poverty, 512 <br />(82.2 %) have children under the age of 18. <br />3.10 Persons Receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Public <br />Assistance <br />Table 15 compares the percent of households earning social security, supplemental <br />security income and public assistance between the City, Summit County, State of Ohio and <br />the United States. This is 2000 data and many changes have been made in coverage for <br />SSI and public assistance, the numbers for 2005 may be lower due to these changes. " <br />The City had more households on social security (28.9 %) than the other comparison <br />geographies. However it was lower in the percent of households earning SSI (2.4 %) and <br />public assistance (2.2 %). <br />17 U.S. Census Bureau, 2000 Table P62 (SF3) by Census Tract <br />1 <br />i <br />F <br />i <br />3.10 Persons Receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Public <br />Assistance <br />Table 15 compares the percent of households earning social security, supplemental <br />security income and public assistance between the City, Summit County, State of Ohio and <br />the United States. This is 2000 data and many changes have been made in coverage for <br />SSI and public assistance, the numbers for 2005 may be lower due to these changes. " <br />The City had more households on social security (28.9 %) than the other comparison <br />geographies. However it was lower in the percent of households earning SSI (2.4 %) and <br />public assistance (2.2 %). <br />17 U.S. Census Bureau, 2000 Table P62 (SF3) by Census Tract <br />