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Healthy Community 21 <br /> 2.8 Food - Insecure Individuals Served <br /> Serve 96% of the estimated eligible food- <br /> insecure Orange County individuals with food Eligible Food-Insecure Individuals Served <br /> 100 <br /> and nutrition services annually. <br /> 0 <br /> 96% 96% <br /> 95 94% <br /> In FY24-25,the County served a monthly <br /> average of 9,440 individuals. In the first half of <br /> FY25-26,the percentage of estimated eligible .9 90 <br /> 2! 88% <br /> individuals served decreased by 8 percentage - b <br /> points to a monthly average of 8,616 individuals. <br /> No eligibility changes occurred during this 85 <br /> period. Looking at statewide trends and across Baseline FY24-25 Jul-Dec FY25- <br /> (FY23-24) 26 <br /> multiple years provides further context for this <br /> change.There was a decrease in individuals ♦ Target <br /> served statewide in this same six-month period, t Actuals <br /> and prior to the COVID-19 Pandemic, we were <br /> serving around 88% of eligible households. <br /> 2.9 Family Success Alliance Program <br /> Provide 728 families annually with case- <br /> 150 Family Success Alliance Program management through the Family Success <br /> 128 Alliance program to connect them to <br /> 117 - - - - <br /> medical/mental health care, housing, or food <br /> 0- 10o ao with support, information, and referral services. <br /> a� <br /> 5o So far in FY25-26, 80 families have been provided <br /> LL case management. <br /> 0 <br /> Baseline FY24-25 Jul-Dec FY25- <br /> (FY23-24) 26 <br /> Actuals <br /> ♦ Target(128) <br /> Strategic Plan Progress Report I Mid FY25-26 Page 20 <br />