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Family Support Division

ANNUAL DATA REPORT

Fiscal Year 2014

Missouri Department of Social Services DFAS Research and Data Analysis

Broadway State Office Building 221 West High Street

Jefferson City, MO 65101

Family Support Division

ANNUAL DATA REPORT Fiscal Year 2014

Missouri Department of Social Services 221 West High Street

P.O. Box 1082 Jefferson City, Missouri 65102-1082

Department of Social Services Mission Statement

To maintain or improve the quality of life for the people of the state of Missouri by providing the best possible services to the public, with respect, responsiveness and accountability, which will enable individuals and families to better fulfill their potential.

JEREMIAH W. (JAY) NIXON, GOVERNOR • BRIAN KINKADE, DIRECTOR

RELAY MISSOURI FOR HEARING AND SPEECH IMPAIRED

1-800-735-2466 VOICE • 1-800-735-2966 TEXT PHONE

An Equal Opportunity Employer, services provided on a nondiscriminatory basis.

ALYSON CAMPBELL, DIVISION DIRECTOR FAMILY SUPPORT DIVISION

P.O. BOX 2320 • JEFFERSON CITY, MO 65102-2320 WWW.DSS.MO.GOV • 573-751-3221

Dear Reader: The Family Support Division is pleased to present the fortieth Annual Data Report. Material in this report covers the activities during Fiscal Year 2014 (July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014). Information about Income Maintenance and Rehabilitation Services for the Blind is included in this report. Payment data is for informational purposes and is not meant to provide an auditable account of expenditures. We hope the data presented here will be useful to all that are interested in the programs and services that are provided by the Family Support Division to the people of Missouri. Any questions pertaining to this report should be directed to the Family Support Division at 573-751-3221 or the Research and Data Analysis Unit at 573-751-2170. Sincerely,

Alyson Campbell Director

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Glossary. Definition of Categories of Assistance and Types of MO HealthNet Services ............... 1

Figure 1. Map of the Department of Social Services Regions ................................................... 2

Temporary Assistance

Figure 2. Average Monthly Caseload Fiscal Years 2010 - 2014 ................................................ 5

Figure 3. Average Monthly Payments Fiscal Years 2010 - 2014 ...............................................5

Table 1. Statewide Summary .............................................................................................. 6

Table 2. Average Monthly Applications and Closings ..............................................................7

Table 3. Average Monthly Caseload and Payments .............................................................. 9

Table 4. TEB Average Monthly Applications, Closings and Caseload ...................................... 11

Table 5. Case Management Average Monthly Participation by Component Type ...................... 13

Figure 4. Representative Missouri Temporary Assistance Characteristics ................................. 15

MO HealthNet

Table 6. Statewide Summary ............................................................................................ 18

Family MO HealthNet

Table 7. Average Monthly Applications and Caseload ........................................................... 21

Table 8. Average Monthly Caseload for Children ................................................................. 23

Table 9. Average Monthly Caseload for Parents/Caretakers ................................................. 25

Refugee

Table 10. Average Monthly Applications, Closings, Caseload and Payments ............................. 27

Breast & Cervical Cancer Treatment

Table 11. Average Monthly Caseload ................................................................................... 27

Children in Care

Table 12. Average Monthly Applications, Closings and Caseload ............................................. 28

Supplemental Security Income and State Supplementation

Table 13. Average Monthly Caseload and Payments ............................................................. 29

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Aged, Blind and Disabled

Table 14. Average Monthly Applications and Closings ............................................................ 31

Table 15. Blind Pension and SAB Average Monthly Caseload and Payments ............................. 33

Table 16. Spenddown and Ticket to Work Health Assurance Average Monthly Caseload ............ 35

Table 17. Nursing Care Average Monthly Caseload and Payments ......................................... 37

Table 18. QMB, SLMB and Vendor Average Monthly Caseload ............................................... 39

MO HealthNet Eligibles

Table 19. Average Monthly Approvals ................................................................................. 41

Table 20. Average Monthly Closings .................................................................................... 43

Food Stamps

Figure 5. Average Monthly Caseload Fiscal Years 2010 - 2014 .............................................. 48

Figure 6. Average Monthly Payments Fiscal Years 2010 - 2014 ............................................. 48

Table 21. Average Monthly Applications, Approvals and Rejections ......................................... 49

Table 22. Average Monthly Caseload and Annual Benefits Issued .......................................... 51

Figure 7. Representative Missouri Food Stamp Characteristics .............................................. 53

Food Distribution Program

Table 23. Categorical Breakdown of Program Activities .......................................................... 54

Rehabilitation Services for the Blind

Table 24. Active Vocational Cases and Case Closings ............................................................ 57

Glossary DEFINITION OF CATEGORIES OF ASSISTANCE AND TYPES OF MO HEALTHNET SERVICES

BCCT Breast & Cervical Cancer Treatment

CHIP Children’s Health Insurance Program

CWEP/AWEP Community Work Experience/Alternative Work Experience

MHABD MO HealthNet for the Aged, Blind and Disabled

MHCC MO HealthNet for Children in Care

MHF MO HealthNet for Families

MHK MO HealthNet for Kids

MPW MO HealthNet for Pregnant Women

OJT On-the-Job Training

PE FOR KIDS Presumptive Eligibility for Kids

QMB Qualified Medicare Beneficiary

RCF Residential Care Facility

SLMB Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary

SNF-ICF Skilled Nursing Facility-Intermediate Care Facility

SSI Supplemental Security Income

SSI-SP Supplemental Security Income and State Supplementation

SP State Supplementation Only

TEB Transitional Employment Benefit

TMH Transitional MO HealthNet

TWHA Ticket to Work Health Assurance Program

UWHS Uninsured Women’s Health Services

VENDOR CASES Nursing Home and Other Institutions directly reimbursed by MO HealthNet

Page 1 Missouri FSD Annual Report, FY 2014

Figure 1.

Department of Social Services Regions

Missouri FSD Annual Report, FY 2014 Page 2

TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE

Figure 2. Temporary Assistance

Average Monthly Caseload Fiscal Years 2010 - 2014

Figure 3. Temporary Assistance

Average Monthly Payments Fiscal Years 2010 - 2014

41,677 42,421 41,400 38,767

33,461

0

10,000

20,000

30,000

40,000

50,000

60,000

FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014

FA

MIL

IES

$9,954,852 $10,073,544

$9,765,019

$8,937,293

$7,606,212

$6,000,000

$6,500,000

$7,000,000

$7,500,000

$8,000,000

$8,500,000

$9,000,000

$9,500,000

$10,000,000

$10,500,000

$11,000,000

FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014

PA

YM

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TS


Statewide Summary - Average Monthly

CHANGE FROM

FY 2014 FY 2013 LAST YEAR

*** TEMPORARY ASSISTANCE

APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 3,577 4,306 -16.9%

APPLICATIONS APPROVED 2,141 2,662 -19.6%

APPLICATIONS REJECTED 1,289 1,426 -9.6%

APPLICATIONS PENDING 1,350 1,454 -7.2%

CASES CLOSED 2,993 3,361 -10.9%

CHILD(REN) ONLY RECEIVING CASH

FAMILIES 8,103 8,837 -8.3%

CHILDREN 14,134 15,499 -8.8%

PAYMENTS $1,553,175 $1,699,653 -8.6%

ONE PARENT RECEIVING CASH

FAMILIES 22,136 25,898 -14.5%

CHILDREN 36,264 41,973 -13.6%

PARENTS/CARETAKERS 22,157 25,928 -14.5%

PERSONS 58,421 67,901 -14.0%

PAYMENTS $5,149,472 $6,092,154 -15.5%

TWO PARENTS RECEIVING CASH

FAMILIES 3,222 4,032 -20.1%

CHILDREN 6,808 8,337 -18.3%


PERSONS 13,210 16,315 -19.0%

PAYMENTS $903,565 $1,145,486 -21.1%

ALL RECEIVING CASH

TOTAL FAMILIES 33,461 38,767 -13.7%

TOTAL CHILDREN 57,206 65,809 -13.1%

TOTAL PARENTS/CARETAKERS 28,559 33,906 -15.8%

TOTAL PERSONS 85,765 99,715 -14.0%

TOTAL PAYMENTS $7,606,212 $8,937,293 -14.9%

AVERAGE PER FAMILY $227 $231 -1.7%

*** TEB

APPLICATIONS APPROVED 325 328 -0.9%

APPLICATIONS REJECTED 477 623 -23.4%

FAMILIES 1,810 1,887 -4.1%

CHILDREN 3,021 3,141 -3.8%


PERSONS 4,841 5,055 -4.2%

PAYMENTS $91,041 $95,917 -5.1%

CASES CLOSED 166 156 6.4%

Table 1. Temporary Assistance



Average Monthly Applications and Closings

COUNTY

ADAIR 15 7 8 8 9

ANDREW 5 3 2 2 4

ATCHISON 2 1 1 1 1

AUDRAIN 15 7 7 10 12

BARRY 22 14 7 9 18

BARTON 9 4 4 4 6

BATES 11 6 4 4 9

BENTON 12 7 5 4 10

BOLLINGER 12 8 3 3 9

BOONE 78 52 23 28 69

BUCHANAN 91 58 30 26 72

BUTLER 44 29 14 14 40

CALDWELL 4 2 2 1 3

CALLAWAY 28 16 10 13 22

CAMDEN 15 10 6 4 15

CAPE GIRARDEAU 41 29 10 12 38

CARROLL 7 4 3 3 4

CARTER 4 2 2 1 4

CASS 50 33 15 13 38

CEDAR 10 8 2 2 10

CHARITON 3 2 1 1 3

CHRISTIAN 30 13 16 13 19

CLARK 3 2 1 2 2

CLAY 91 49 40 49 63

CLINTON 11 5 4 5 7

COLE 49 30 18 24 42

COOPER 10 7 2 2 10

CRAWFORD 17 11 6 6 15

DADE 3 2 1 1 3

DALLAS 11 8 4 3 10

DAVIESS 4 2 2 1 3

DE KALB 3 2 2 1 3

DENT 12 7 4 4 10

DOUGLAS 8 6 2 2 6

DUNKLIN 52 34 16 19 38

FRANKLIN 44 25 18 18 37

GASCONADE 5 4 1 3 4

GENTRY 2 1 1 1 2

GREENE 134 64 69 68 114

GRUNDY 8 4 4 3 6

HARRISON 6 4 2 2 4

HENRY 16 10 6 6 14

HICKORY 5 3 2 2 4

HOLT 2 1 1 1 2

HOWARD 5 4 1 1 5

HOWELL 41 22 18 16 28

IRON 8 6 2 3 7

JACKSON 569 299 233 265 415

JASPER 85 48 34 37 67

JEFFERSON 108 57 46 45 79

JOHNSON 22 13 8 8 21

KNOX 1 1 0 1 1

LACLEDE 29 17 11 11 22

LAFAYETTE 16 9 6 6 14

LAWRENCE 34 22 11 10 24

LEWIS 3 2 1 1 2

LINCOLN 30 19 10 12 28

LINN 7 4 3 2 5

LIVINGSTON 9 5 4 3 6

MCDONALD 12 6 6 5 11

MACON 5 4 1 1 6

MADISON 12 6 5 6 9

APPLICATIONS

PENDING

CASES

CLOSED

APPLICATIONS

RECEIVED

APPLICATIONS

APPROVED

APPLICATIONS

REJECTED




COUNTY

APPLICATIONS

PENDING

CASES

CLOSED

APPLICATIONS

RECEIVED

APPLICATIONS

APPROVED

APPLICATIONS

REJECTED

MARIES 4 2 2 1 2

MARION 17 11 6 7 14

MERCER 2 1 1 1 1

MILLER 16 10 6 3 13

MISSISSIPPI 22 14 6 7 17

MONITEAU 9 4 6 5 5

MONROE 3 2 1 2 3

MONTGOMERY 7 5 1 2 8

MORGAN 15 9 5 3 13

NEW MADRID 17 12 4 6 15

NEWTON 29 16 12 11 21

NODAWAY 7 4 3 2 5

OREGON 9 6 2 2 8

OSAGE 5 2 2 1 2

OZARK 6 4 2 2 4

PEMISCOT 33 21 10 10 26

PERRY 7 4 3 3 6

PETTIS 43 26 17 20 35

PHELPS 29 16 12 10 21

PIKE 11 7 3 4 8

PLATTE 28 13 14 14 23

POLK 23 13 10 9 17

PULASKI 25 13 12 10 18

PUTNAM 4 2 1 1 2

RALLS 5 3 1 2 3

RANDOLPH 24 17 5 5 22

RAY 14 8 4 4 13

REYNOLDS 3 2 1 1 4

RIPLEY 14 11 3 3 12

ST CHARLES 84 42 38 42 59

ST CLAIR 4 3 1 1 5

ST FRANCOIS 63 40 21 21 52

STE GENEVIEVE 8 5 3 4 6

ST LOUIS COUNTY 387 235 132 140 379

SALINE 20 13 7 7 16

SCHUYLER 3 2 1 1 1

SCOTLAND 2 1 1 1 1

SCOTT 43 29 11 12 38

SHANNON 5 3 2 2 4

SHELBY 2 2 0 1 1

STODDARD 16 13 3 3 15

STONE 13 7 5 6 7

SULLIVAN 5 4 2 3 4

TANEY 29 12 14 14 18

TEXAS 18 11 8 8 16

VERNON 14 9 4 4 12

WARREN 19 13 5 5 20

WASHINGTON 27 18 7 8 22

WAYNE 12 6 5 6 7

WEBSTER 22 14 7 7 16

WORTH 1 0 1 1 0

WRIGHT 15 10 4 4 14

ST LOUIS CITY 334 251 71 66 375

KC REGION 787 424 321 357 580

NE REGION 344 217 113 140 290

NW REGION 259 155 95 92 205

SE REGION 613 390 199 205 501

STL REGION 957 610 305 311 929

SW REGION 617 345 256 245 488

STATEWIDE 3,577 2,141 1,289 1,350 2,993



Average Monthly Caseload and Payments

COUNTY PAYMENTS

ADAIR 90 165 87 252 $20,448 $81

ANDREW 40 76 37 113 $9,744 $86

ATCHISON 14 18 11 29 $2,500 $86

AUDRAIN 115 201 101 302 $27,602 $91

BARRY 193 350 172 522 $45,078 $86

BARTON 67 127 67 194 $15,802 $81

BATES 81 153 68 221 $19,174 $87

BENTON 136 233 115 348 $30,720 $88

BOLLINGER 93 172 107 279 $22,402 $80

BOONE 690 1,180 545 1,725 $155,553 $90

BUCHANAN 726 1,296 635 1,931 $167,427 $87

BUTLER 446 731 397 1,128 $100,221 $89

CALDWELL 33 55 31 86 $7,462 $87

CALLAWAY 228 392 207 599 $52,742 $88

CAMDEN 134 240 122 362 $30,159 $83

CAPE GIRARDEAU 384 679 322 1,001 $85,437 $85

CARROLL 65 106 56 162 $14,562 $90

CARTER 38 66 29 95 $8,455 $89

CASS 365 611 338 949 $82,817 $87

CEDAR 117 207 109 316 $27,115 $86

CHARITON 26 49 21 70 $6,094 $87

CHRISTIAN 204 341 174 515 $45,651 $89

CLARK 23 40 18 58 $5,515 $95

CLAY 648 1,134 587 1,721 $154,194 $90

CLINTON 68 125 63 188 $16,227 $86

COLE 402 731 339 1,070 $93,430 $87

COOPER 75 134 71 205 $17,987 $88

CRAWFORD 189 326 162 488 $42,987 $88

DADE 36 63 29 92 $7,941 $86

DALLAS 128 226 110 336 $29,240 $87

DAVIESS 29 50 24 74 $6,305 $85

DE KALB 39 68 38 106 $9,283 $88

DENT 143 266 145 411 $33,738 $82

DOUGLAS 71 127 69 196 $16,434 $84

DUNKLIN 466 877 309 1,186 $105,674 $89

FRANKLIN 406 691 363 1,054 $94,340 $90

GASCONADE 47 99 46 145 $11,373 $78

GENTRY 15 25 14 39 $3,329 $85

GREENE 1,173 1,949 1,047 2,996 $271,101 $90

GRUNDY 48 86 37 123 $11,032 $90

HARRISON 35 65 29 94 $7,593 $81

HENRY 153 254 134 388 $35,123 $91

HICKORY 43 76 44 120 $9,509 $79

HOLT 13 24 13 37 $2,883 $78

HOWARD 46 70 36 106 $9,971 $94

HOWELL 339 600 297 897 $78,922 $88

IRON 84 137 86 223 $18,299 $82

JACKSON 4,731 8,466 3,865 12,331 $1,091,349 $89

JASPER 719 1,332 611 1,943 $165,262 $85

JEFFERSON 790 1,326 791 2,117 $179,173 $85

JOHNSON 198 322 184 506 $44,417 $88

KNOX 11 14 9 23 $2,304 $100

LACLEDE 231 394 191 585 $52,341 $89

LAFAYETTE 144 256 120 376 $32,847 $87

LAWRENCE 260 479 246 725 $61,549 $85

LEWIS 29 47 24 71 $6,399 $90

LINCOLN 332 569 307 876 $75,100 $86

LINN 58 98 43 141 $12,748 $90

LIVINGSTON 58 92 52 144 $12,789 $89

MCDONALD 121 245 92 337 $27,979 $83

MACON 60 103 56 159 $13,669 $86

MADISON 103 176 89 265 $23,305 $88

AVEERAGE PER

FAMILY

$228

$227

$209

$224

$227

$230

$232

$226

$228

$231

$221

$220

$226

$221

$237

$233

$217

$222

$234

$217

$228

$221

$227

$240

$230

$231

$222

$241

$226

$227

$223

$224

$222

$225

$231

$226

$244

$179

$225

$231

$225

$237

$236

$234

$240

$232

$227

$239

$238

$240

$224

$217

$242

$232

$227

$231

$236

$238

$221

$230

$231

$218

FAMILIES

RECEIVING

CHILDREN

RECEIVING

PARENTS

RECEIVING

AVERAGE PER

PERSON

TOTAL

PERSONS




COUNTY PAYMENTS

AVEERAGE PER

FAMILY

FAMILIES

RECEIVING

CHILDREN

RECEIVING

PARENTS

RECEIVING

AVERAGE PER

PERSON

TOTAL

PERSONS

MARIES 34 63 32 95 $8,338 $88

MARION 161 280 133 413 $36,584 $89

MERCER 9 12 7 19 $1,809 $95

MILLER 144 219 130 349 $30,671 $88

MISSISSIPPI 183 301 148 449 $39,724 $88

MONITEAU 43 83 36 119 $10,408 $87

MONROE 33 52 22 74 $6,767 $91

MONTGOMERY 95 159 84 243 $20,979 $86

MORGAN 130 224 121 345 $29,357 $85

NEW MADRID 180 306 140 446 $39,087 $88

NEWTON 224 400 200 600 $51,647 $86

NODAWAY 39 72 36 108 $8,983 $83

OREGON 89 176 81 257 $21,195 $82

OSAGE 31 51 25 76 $6,915 $91

OZARK 49 89 41 130 $11,211 $86

PEMISCOT 272 479 202 681 $61,011 $90

PERRY 74 122 67 189 $16,778 $89

PETTIS 301 567 221 788 $70,291 $89

PHELPS 236 388 207 595 $52,299 $88

PIKE 80 145 75 220 $18,731 $85

PLATTE 201 351 179 530 $47,023 $89

POLK 183 341 181 522 $43,153 $83

PULASKI 214 368 202 570 $47,222 $83

PUTNAM 16 28 11 39 $3,767 $97

RALLS 32 50 30 80 $7,114 $89

RANDOLPH 205 327 184 511 $45,912 $90

RAY 131 239 110 349 $29,218 $84

REYNOLDS 38 64 36 100 $8,647 $86

RIPLEY 170 282 132 414 $37,130 $90

ST CHARLES 589 1,008 513 1,521 $135,131 $89

ST CLAIR 53 98 51 149 $12,593 $85

ST FRANCOIS 518 860 452 1,312 $113,787 $87

STE GENEVIEVE 61 104 52 156 $13,657 $88

ST LOUIS COUNTY 4,430 7,142 3,714 10,856 $987,118 $91

SALINE 182 305 155 460 $41,547 $90

SCHUYLER 22 33 24 57 $4,832 $85

SCOTLAND 16 26 14 40 $3,585 $90

SCOTT 426 732 314 1,046 $92,687 $89

SHANNON 47 78 41 119 $10,623 $89

SHELBY 20 35 18 53 $4,666 $88

STODDARD 158 264 126 390 $34,858 $89

STONE 96 163 89 252 $21,380 $85

SULLIVAN 37 60 31 91 $7,947 $87

TANEY 171 294 143 437 $38,359 $88

TEXAS 181 324 165 489 $41,566 $85

VERNON 134 214 111 325 $29,429 $91

WARREN 217 393 183 576 $49,806 $86

WASHINGTON 272 443 245 688 $58,956 $86

WAYNE 101 167 85 252 $22,101 $88

WEBSTER 172 311 162 473 $40,100 $85

WORTH 4 9 3 12 $875 $73

WRIGHT 193 355 188 543 $45,345 $84

ST LOUIS CITY 4,915 7,940 4,066 12,006 $1,112,467 $93

KC REGION 6,385 11,391 5,341 16,732 $1,479,020 $88

NE REGION 3,028 5,245 2,603 7,848 $690,405 $88

NW REGION 1,963 3,408 1,681 5,089 $446,029 $88

SE REGION 5,732 9,906 4,858 14,764 $1,284,451 $87

STL REGION 11,130 18,107 9,447 27,554 $2,508,229 $91

SW REGION 5,223 9,149 4,629 13,778 $1,198,078 $87

STATEWIDE 33,461 57,206 28,559 85,765 $7,606,212 $89

$226

$222

$235

$221

$235

$219

$233

$219

$217

$230

$220

$230

$224

$215

$223

$221

$229

$218

$228

$223

$224

$228

$238

$230

$231

$217

$223

$224

$220

$238

$233

$226

$218

$224

$220

$236

$234

$234

$222

$234

$227

$224

$229

$223

$226

$221

$205

$242

$217

$227

$201

$213

$245

$227

$229

$225

$224

$227

$228

$232


Table 4. Transitional Employment Benefit

Average Monthly Applications, Closings and Caseload

COUNTY

ADAIR 1 1 0 5 10 5 15 $233

ANDREW 0 1 0 1 2 1 3 $58

ATCHISON 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 $42

AUDRAIN 1 1 1 6 9 5 14 $279

BARRY 1 3 1 10 19 11 30 $479

BARTON 0 1 0 1 3 1 4 $75

BATES 1 1 1 4 7 4 11 $217

BENTON 1 1 1 7 14 7 21 $325

BOLLINGER 1 2 0 2 3 2 5 $88

BOONE 10 11 5 52 86 53 139 $2,642

BUCHANAN 6 10 4 32 63 31 94 $1,613

BUTLER 4 6 3 19 29 20 49 $929

CALDWELL 0 0 0 1 2 1 3 $58

CALLAWAY 2 3 1 10 15 11 26 $504

CAMDEN 1 2 0 5 9 4 13 $229

CAPE GIRARDEAU 5 5 2 22 39 22 61 $1,108

CARROLL 1 0 0 3 7 3 10 $150

CARTER 0 1 0 2 3 2 5 $113

CASS 5 7 3 25 41 25 66 $1,258

CEDAR 1 1 0 6 9 6 15 $279

CHARITON 0 1 0 3 4 2 6 $146

CHRISTIAN 2 4 1 12 18 13 31 $621

CLARK 0 0 0 2 3 2 5 $121

CLAY 8 11 4 43 71 42 113 $2,133

CLINTON 0 1 0 2 4 2 6 $104

COLE 6 5 4 28 46 29 75 $1,388

COOPER 2 2 1 6 9 7 16 $321

CRAWFORD 1 2 1 4 7 4 11 $196

DADE 0 0 0 2 4 2 6 $88

DALLAS 1 1 0 3 3 3 6 $133

DAVIESS 0 1 0 2 4 2 6 $113

DE KALB 0 1 0 1 2 1 3 $58

DENT 1 2 1 6 9 6 15 $296

DOUGLAS 0 1 0 2 2 2 4 $83

DUNKLIN 3 5 2 14 25 15 40 $700

FRANKLIN 3 7 2 19 32 19 51 $942

GASCONADE 0 1 0 3 4 4 8 $175

GENTRY 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 $71

GREENE 8 17 4 51 82 52 134 $2,571

GRUNDY 0 0 0 1 2 1 3 $63

HARRISON 1 0 0 2 3 2 5 $108

HENRY 1 2 1 8 15 8 23 $396

HICKORY 0 1 0 2 3 2 5 $96

HOLT 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 $13

HOWARD 1 1 0 3 3 3 6 $163

HOWELL 2 4 1 11 18 11 29 $538

IRON 1 1 0 3 5 3 8 $129

JACKSON 57 62 27 291 507 293 800 $14,683

JASPER 5 12 3 27 45 26 71 $1,358

JEFFERSON 7 16 3 36 57 37 94 $1,796

JOHNSON 2 3 1 11 17 11 28 $538

KNOX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $17

LACLEDE 1 4 1 9 14 9 23 $488

LAFAYETTE 1 1 1 9 18 9 27 $442

LAWRENCE 2 4 1 11 14 10 24 $525

LEWIS 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 $21

LINCOLN 3 4 2 16 23 16 39 $792

LINN 1 1 0 2 2 2 4 $96

LIVINGSTON 0 1 0 2 3 1 4 $88

MCDONALD 1 2 0 2 4 2 6 $88

MACON 1 1 0 3 5 3 8 $146

MADISON 1 1 0 4 5 4 9 $200

APPLICATIONS

APPROVED

APPLICATIONS

REJECTED

CASES

CLOSED PAYMENTS

AVERAGEPERSONS

RECEIVING

FAMILIES

RECEIVING

CHILDREN

RECEIVING

PARENTS

RECEIVING


Table 4. Transitional Employment Benefit


COUNTY

APPLICATIONS

APPROVED

APPLICATIONS

REJECTED

CASES

CLOSED PAYMENTS

AVERAGEPERSONS

RECEIVING

FAMILIES

RECEIVING

CHILDREN

RECEIVING

PARENTS

RECEIVING

MARIES 0 0 0 1 2 1 3 $50

MARION 1 3 0 7 12 7 19 $354

MERCER 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $0

MILLER 1 2 1 5 8 5 13 $242

MISSISSIPPI 2 2 1 10 17 10 27 $525

MONITEAU 0 1 0 2 4 2 6 $79

MONROE 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 $38

MONTGOMERY 1 2 1 6 13 6 19 $308

MORGAN 1 3 1 6 10 7 17 $288

NEW MADRID 2 1 1 6 10 6 16 $296

NEWTON 1 4 1 9 17 8 25 $429

NODAWAY 1 1 0 2 4 2 6 $79

OREGON 1 1 0 4 7 4 11 $188

OSAGE 0 1 0 2 2 2 4 $75

OZARK 0 1 0 1 2 1 3 $38

PEMISCOT 2 4 1 8 13 7 20 $379

PERRY 1 1 1 3 5 3 8 $163

PETTIS 3 5 3 17 29 16 45 $825

PHELPS 1 3 1 9 15 9 24 $442

PIKE 1 1 1 5 8 5 13 $246

PLATTE 2 4 1 14 25 15 40 $708

POLK 1 3 1 8 12 8 20 $379

PULASKI 1 3 0 6 9 6 15 $292

PUTNAM 0 0 0 1 2 1 3 $54

RALLS 0 1 0 2 3 2 5 $104

RANDOLPH 3 3 2 16 25 16 41 $796

RAY 1 2 1 5 8 5 13 $250

REYNOLDS 1 1 0 4 6 4 10 $188

RIPLEY 1 1 1 7 12 7 19 $333

ST CHARLES 7 13 3 38 62 38 100 $1,917

ST CLAIR 0 1 0 1 2 1 3 $67

ST FRANCOIS 5 8 2 22 36 21 57 $1,100

STE GENEVIEVE 0 1 1 3 6 3 9 $167

ST LOUIS COUNTY 51 67 23 310 514 313 827 $15,679

SALINE 1 3 1 7 11 7 18 $371

SCHUYLER 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 $38

SCOTLAND 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $13

SCOTT 4 5 3 27 42 27 69 $1,342

SHANNON 1 1 0 3 4 3 7 $167

SHELBY 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 $33

STODDARD 2 2 2 10 18 11 29 $525

STONE 1 1 0 5 6 5 11 $229

SULLIVAN 0 1 0 1 2 1 3 $46

TANEY 1 2 1 9 15 9 24 $458

TEXAS 1 2 1 3 7 3 10 $167

VERNON 1 2 0 6 11 6 17 $300

WARREN 2 3 1 11 19 11 30 $563

WASHINGTON 1 4 1 6 10 7 17 $317

WAYNE 1 2 1 5 8 6 14 $258

WEBSTER 1 2 1 5 9 5 14 $238

WORTH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 $0

WRIGHT 1 2 1 6 10 6 16 $296

ST LOUIS CITY 51 60 22 292 480 293 773 $14,879

KC REGION 73 89 36 382 670 383 1,053 $19,253

NE REGION 33 44 18 182 294 185 479 $9,128

NW REGION 19 30 11 104 175 102 277 $5,236

SE REGION 47 73 28 230 380 233 613 $11,492

STL REGION 119 163 53 695 1,145 700 1,845 $35,213

SW REGION 34 78 20 217 357 217 574 $10,719

STATEWIDE 325 477 166 1,810 3,021 1,820 4,841 $91,041


Table 5. Temporary Assistance Case Management

Average Monthly Participation by Component Type

ADAIR 13 0 2 1 0 2 4 6

ANDREW 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 3

ATCHISON 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

AUDRAIN 17 0 0 1 0 3 2 13

BARRY 29 0 1 0 0 1 4 25

BARTON 9 0 0 1 0 1 1 7

BATES 12 0 0 0 0 4 4 7

BENTON 17 0 0 0 0 5 6 7

BOLLINGER 17 1 2 2 0 1 4 11

BOONE 119 2 6 2 0 13 28 84

BUCHANAN 59 1 8 5 0 4 13 31

BUTLER 58 3 5 4 0 11 16 31

CALDWELL 6 0 1 1 0 0 1 4

CALLAWAY 43 1 5 2 0 8 16 20

CAMDEN 17 0 1 0 0 3 4 11

CAPE GIRARDEAU 54 2 11 4 0 3 15 28

CARROLL 12 0 1 2 0 1 5 6

CARTER 5 0 0 1 0 0 1 3

CASS 56 0 3 1 0 9 17 35

CEDAR 14 0 0 0 0 2 4 9

CHARITON 4 0 1 0 0 0 2 2

CHRISTIAN 26 0 4 1 0 4 6 15

CLARK 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 2

CLAY 125 1 5 2 0 5 25 101

CLINTON 7 0 1 0 0 1 1 6

COLE 75 0 9 4 0 18 21 38

COOPER 15 0 0 0 0 1 5 10

CRAWFORD 22 0 1 2 0 6 4 12

DADE 5 0 1 0 0 0 1 3

DALLAS 22 0 2 1 0 2 7 13

DAVIESS 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 2

DE KALB 7 0 0 0 0 0 1 6

DENT 18 0 2 2 0 2 5 10

DOUGLAS 10 0 1 1 0 0 1 7

DUNKLIN 56 3 7 2 0 5 22 29

FRANKLIN 66 1 6 1 0 23 15 27

GASCONADE 7 0 0 0 0 1 1 5

GENTRY 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

GREENE 197 4 23 14 0 27 59 94

GRUNDY 10 0 0 2 0 0 2 7

HARRISON 7 0 1 0 0 0 3 4

HENRY 20 0 1 0 0 3 6 12

HICKORY 8 0 0 0 0 1 2 5

HOLT 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 2

HOWARD 8 0 0 1 0 1 3 4

HOWELL 42 0 4 9 0 0 14 24

IRON 13 0 1 2 0 1 4 8

JACKSON 845 22 100 64 0 103 198 506

JASPER 104 4 10 3 0 23 29 51

JEFFERSON 116 1 15 0 0 45 18 71

JOHNSON 36 1 5 7 0 6 11 15

KNOX 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 1

LACLEDE 30 0 3 6 0 8 6 16

LAFAYETTE 19 0 1 1 0 1 5 13

LAWRENCE 44 0 3 1 0 1 10 32

LEWIS 5 0 2 0 0 2 1 3

LINCOLN 51 0 2 1 0 21 15 25

LINN 9 0 1 1 0 0 1 6

LIVINGSTON 12 0 1 1 0 1 4 7

MCDONALD 13 0 0 0 0 2 3 8

MACON 8 0 0 0 0 2 1 5

MADISON 15 1 1 2 0 1 4 10

TOTAL

PERSONS

ENROLLED

EDUCATION

RELATED TO

EMPLOYMENT OTHER

VOC EDUC

AND

TRAINING

CWEP/

AWEP

ON-THE-JOB

TRAINING

JOB

SEARCH/

READINESS

JOB

ENTRY


Table 5. Temporary Assistance Case Management

Average Monthly Participation by Component Type

TOTAL

PERSONS

ENROLLED

EDUCATION

RELATED TO

EMPLOYMENT OTHER

VOC EDUC

AND

TRAINING

CWEP/

AWEP

ON-THE-JOB

TRAINING

JOB

SEARCH/

READINESS

JOB

ENTRY

MARIES 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 4

MARION 27 0 1 1 0 14 6 13

MERCER 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1

MILLER 18 0 1 1 0 4 6 10

MISSISSIPPI 27 1 1 6 0 2 11 15

MONITEAU 8 0 1 0 0 1 2 6

MONROE 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

MONTGOMERY 16 0 0 0 0 7 3 9

MORGAN 20 1 0 1 0 7 7 9

NEW MADRID 19 2 2 1 0 2 5 12

NEWTON 28 0 5 1 0 6 6 14

NODAWAY 7 0 2 0 0 0 2 3

OREGON 13 0 1 2 0 0 4 8

OSAGE 7 0 0 0 0 1 2 4

OZARK 6 1 1 0 0 0 1 5

PEMISCOT 32 3 3 2 0 4 8 20

PERRY 9 0 0 1 0 1 3 5

PETTIS 41 1 4 5 0 5 10 22

PHELPS 31 0 3 3 0 5 8 17

PIKE 17 0 1 2 0 6 3 10

PLATTE 32 0 3 1 0 2 4 25

POLK 30 0 2 1 0 3 10 16

PULASKI 26 0 2 2 0 3 8 13

PUTNAM 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

RALLS 5 0 0 0 0 4 1 2

RANDOLPH 37 1 3 5 0 15 7 17

RAY 13 0 0 1 0 1 3 11

REYNOLDS 4 0 0 1 0 1 1 2

RIPLEY 15 0 1 3 0 1 3 10

ST CHARLES 93 1 11 2 0 39 15 46

ST CLAIR 8 0 0 0 0 1 3 4

ST FRANCOIS 66 0 7 9 0 4 21 38

STE GENEVIEVE 8 0 0 1 0 0 2 6

ST LOUIS COUNTY 537 5 67 47 0 33 86 338

SALINE 23 0 2 2 0 1 11 11

SCHUYLER 4 0 0 0 0 1 0 3

SCOTLAND 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 1

SCOTT 55 5 10 1 0 8 19 30

SHANNON 6 0 0 0 0 0 2 4

SHELBY 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

STODDARD 20 0 2 1 0 1 9 11

STONE 17 0 0 0 0 0 4 13

SULLIVAN 7 0 0 0 0 0 1 6

TANEY 26 0 1 0 0 1 6 20

TEXAS 26 2 3 5 0 0 3 16

VERNON 19 0 1 1 0 5 6 11

WARREN 33 0 1 1 0 14 10 15

WASHINGTON 37 1 2 3 0 5 5 30

WAYNE 13 0 2 0 0 2 3 7

WEBSTER 28 0 2 2 0 2 7 18

WORTH 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

WRIGHT 31 1 4 9 0 0 8 16

ST LOUIS CITY 520 8 74 6 1 36 178 244

KC TOTAL 1,072 23 117 73 0 114 242 673

NE TOTAL 514 5 34 22 0 137 129 289

NW TOTAL 298 3 22 22 0 28 90 174

SE TOTAL 743 23 81 80 0 70 210 428

STL TOTAL 1,332 16 173 56 1 175 312 725

SW TOTAL 775 10 63 35 0 116 209 439

STATEWIDE 4,733 80 490 288 1 640 1,191 2,728

Note: Participants may be enrolled in more than one component.


Figure 4. Representative Missouri Temporary Assistance Characteristics

June 2014

Female 82%

Male 18%

Sex of Parent/Caretaker(s)

Receiving Cash Assistance

Other / Unknown

7%

White 57%

Black 36%

Race of Individuals


1%

9%

33%

22%

15%

20%

Less than18

18 - 20 21 - 25 26 - 30 31 - 35 Above 35

Age of Parent/Caretaker(s)


Average Age: 29.0 years

52%

36%

12%

5 and under 6 - 13 14+

Age of Children



35%

51%

14%

Less than highschool

High schoolgrad/GED

More than highschool

Education of Parent/Caretaker(s)


Average Education: 11.5 years

1%

52%

29%

12%

6%

None One Two Three Four ormore

Children Receiving Cash Assistance

Per Family

Average # of individuals receiving cash per case: 1.7 children 0.8 parent/caretaker


MO HEALTHNET


CHANGE FROM


*** FAMILY MO HEALTHNET



APPLICATIONS REJECTED 7,015 9,034 -22.3%

APPLICATIONS PENDING 16,088 10,928 47.2%

MO HEALTHNET FOR KIDS

NON-CHIP POVERTY CHILDREN 194,342 205,300 -5.3%

CHIP NON-PREMIUM CHILDREN 43,355 45,512 -4.7%

CHIP PREMIUM CHILDREN 25,324 25,823 -1.9%

MO HEALTHNET FOR FAMILIES


CHILDREN 176,528 189,866 -7.0%

TRANSITIONAL MO HEALTHNET


CHILDREN 26,267 28,094 -6.5%

TOTAL MHK/MHF/TMH

FAMILIES 243,354 259,406 -6.2%


CHILDREN 465,816 494,595 -5.8%

NEWBORNS 25,816 23,406 10.3%

MPW

MO HEALTHNET FOR PREG WOMEN 22,114 25,833 -14.4%

EXTENDED WOMEN'S HEALTH 20,392 18,996 7.3%

UNINSURED WOMEN'S HEALTH

PERSONS 48,038 48,837 -1.6%

NOTE: FAMILY MO HEALTHNET APPLICATIONS INCLUDE MHK, MHF, TMH, MPW AND UWHS.

Table 6. MO HealthNet Eligibility



CHANGE FROM



*** BCCT

PERSONS 1,400 1,247 12.3%

PRESUMPTIVE ELIGIBILITY PERSONS 25 25 0.0%

*** PE FOR KIDS

PERSONS 368 257 43.2%

*** MHCC

APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 156 173 -9.8%


DEPT. OF MENTAL HEALTH 0 0 0.0%

JUVENILE COURT 78 84 -7.1%

DIV. OF YOUTH SERVICES 60 64 -6.3%

VOLUNTARY PLACEMENTS 0 0 0.0%

APPLICATIONS REJECTED 12 22 -45.5%

APPLICATIONS PENDING 47 21 123.8%

TOTAL PERSONS 1,635 1,820 -10.2%

DEPT. OF MENTAL HEALTH 0 0 0.0%

JUVENILE COURT 459 570 -19.5%

DIV. OF YOUTH SERVICES 1,176 1,250 -5.9%

VOLUNTARY PLACEMENTS 0 0 0.0%

*** REFUGEE

APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 45 48 -6.3%


APPLICATIONS REJECTED 1 0 100.0%

APPLICATIONS PENDING 8 6 33.3%

CASES 303 320 -5.3%

PERSONS 333 353 -5.7%

TOTAL PAYMENTS $28,084 $20,466 37.2%

*** SSI ONLY 285 321 -11.2%

*** SSI-SP

PERSONS 69 76 -9.2%

TOTAL PAYMENTS $5,181 $5,320 -2.6%

*** SP ONLY

PERSONS 17 20 -15.0%

TOTAL PAYMENTS $2,436 $2,516 -3.2%



CHANGE FROM



*** MHABD



APPLICATIONS REJECTED 7,088 6,596 7.5%

APPLICATIONS PENDING 18,414 17,460 5.5%

BLIND PENSION

PERSONS 2,759 2,859 -3.5%

PAYMENTS $1,954,999 $2,023,768 -3.4%

SUPPLEMENTAL AID TO THE BLIND

PERSONS 1,075 1,147 -6.3%

PAYMENTS $587,758 $606,935 -3.2%

SPENDDOWN

PERSONS 19,428 20,231 -4.0%

NON-SPENDDOWN

PERSONS 159,363 162,944 -2.2%

TICKET TO WORK

NON-PREMIUM PERSONS 256 292 -12.3%

PREMIUM PERSONS 1,084 1,044 3.8%

NURSING CARE

TOTAL PERSONS 6,970 7,164 -2.7%

RCF-II 4,740 4,843 -2.1%

RCF-I 1,952 1,994 -2.1%

SNF-ICF 278 327 -15.0%

TOTAL PAYMENTS $1,979,653 $2,000,535 -1.0%

QMB

PERSONS 13,917 13,453 3.4%

SLMB

PERSONS 23,008 23,374 -1.6%

VENDOR

PERSONS 34,468 34,640 -0.5%


Table 7. Family MO HealthNet

Average Monthly Applications and Caseload

COUNTY

ADAIR 79 51 25 62 904

ANDREW 34 20 11 34 469

ATCHISON 10 6 5 11 146

AUDRAIN 81 51 32 93 1,003

BARRY 121 79 40 100 1,864

BARTON 38 26 15 36 594

BATES 58 37 22 46 716

BENTON 57 37 21 50 885

BOLLINGER 38 25 11 39 679

BOONE 409 257 168 400 5,051

BUCHANAN 337 218 127 315 4,493

BUTLER 193 136 61 158 2,869

CALDWELL 24 15 8 24 300

CALLAWAY 141 82 56 127 1,534

CAMDEN 133 83 50 121 1,792

CAPE GIRARDEAU 209 135 82 170 2,933

CARROLL 25 17 9 25 378

CARTER 25 18 8 17 426

CASS 263 160 97 233 3,287

CEDAR 46 33 13 34 745

CHARITON 15 10 4 13 283

CHRISTIAN 258 149 103 232 2,993

CLARK 20 15 5 15 322

CLAY 558 318 232 553 6,587

CLINTON 56 34 20 47 636

COLE 222 133 86 204 2,560

COOPER 38 26 14 32 693

CRAWFORD 91 60 33 76 1,399

DADE 21 12 8 19 360

DALLAS 56 35 20 46 849

DAVIESS 23 15 10 19 336

DE KALB 25 14 12 24 302

DENT 47 35 14 36 925

DOUGLAS 47 34 16 33 802

DUNKLIN 184 116 68 148 2,469

FRANKLIN 293 174 115 280 3,500

GASCONADE 32 21 11 26 531

GENTRY 19 12 8 17 233

GREENE 1,070 578 477 972 11,145

GRUNDY 38 26 13 29 405

HARRISON 30 21 8 22 445

HENRY 75 47 29 61 1,063

HICKORY 27 14 11 25 369

HOLT 13 9 4 11 151

HOWARD 23 17 8 19 429

HOWELL 170 111 67 160 2,461

IRON 37 23 11 31 602

JACKSON 2,452 1,461 1,041 2,190 31,512

JASPER 471 293 176 407 6,115

JEFFERSON 532 346 197 436 7,480

JOHNSON 127 75 54 114 1,522

KNOX 13 7 4 13 141

LACLEDE 150 95 55 129 2,076

LAFAYETTE 103 62 39 90 1,233

LAWRENCE 125 82 43 97 1,917

LEWIS 32 17 14 32 330

LINCOLN 141 99 51 122 2,225

LINN 42 26 15 32 499

LIVINGSTON 46 31 16 39 506

MCDONALD 101 54 44 85 1,309

MACON 40 27 14 29 657

MADISON 38 26 13 31 700

MARIES 25 14 8 24 321

APPLICATIONS

PENDING

MHK/MHF/TMH

FAMILIES RECEIVING

APPLICATIONS

RECEIVED

APPLICATIONS

APPROVED

APPLICATIONS

REJECTED



Average Monthly Applications and Caseload

COUNTY

APPLICATIONS

PENDING

MHK/MHF/TMH

FAMILIES RECEIVING

APPLICATIONS

RECEIVED

APPLICATIONS

APPROVED

APPLICATIONS

REJECTED

MARION 109 66 41 97 1,345

MERCER 10 6 4 10 111

MILLER 98 61 36 81 1,315

MISSISSIPPI 54 41 16 40 1,037

MONITEAU 45 26 17 40 550

MONROE 24 15 8 24 327

MONTGOMERY 32 21 11 25 561

MORGAN 65 46 22 55 1,051

NEW MADRID 76 55 22 66 1,221

NEWTON 203 121 76 168 2,572

NODAWAY 45 27 17 47 442

OREGON 45 34 12 31 704

OSAGE 23 14 10 24 307

OZARK 35 24 12 26 497

PEMISCOT 89 64 29 71 1,520

PERRY 49 31 18 48 670

PETTIS 196 123 69 162 2,123

PHELPS 141 91 52 115 1,917

PIKE 54 38 18 40 754

PLATTE 198 104 89 196 1,905

POLK 99 62 34 80 1,482

PULASKI 121 71 47 114 1,565

PUTNAM 14 8 6 13 155

RALLS 27 16 10 25 328

RANDOLPH 79 55 24 63 1,339

RAY 58 38 21 50 848

REYNOLDS 21 14 8 18 361

RIPLEY 59 42 18 43 1,094

ST CHARLES 610 344 258 601 6,504

ST CLAIR 26 18 9 23 430

ST FRANCOIS 226 147 76 183 3,514

STE GENEVIEVE 46 27 12 38 573

ST LOUIS COUNTY 2,317 1,485 911 2,253 31,105

SALINE 84 52 29 68 1,052

SCHUYLER 15 10 6 12 187

SCOTLAND 10 8 3 9 182

SCOTT 159 106 54 128 2,550

SHANNON 30 23 8 21 579

SHELBY 20 14 6 20 268

STODDARD 107 72 35 90 1,664

STONE 104 62 42 98 1,239

SULLIVAN 22 12 8 18 304

TANEY 261 146 102 210 2,671

TEXAS 88 55 32 78 1,252

VERNON 75 50 26 60 1,004

WARREN 77 52 27 56 1,367

WASHINGTON 91 65 26 64 1,688

WAYNE 48 34 14 44 868

WEBSTER 126 81 44 101 1,544

WORTH 5 3 2 4 58

WRIGHT 72 51 23 57 1,240

ST LOUIS CITY 1,172 881 429 757 20,884

UNKNOWN 144 31 34 208 65

KC REGION 3,604 2,135 1,512 3,312 45,268

NE REGION 1,748 1,112 655 1,577 23,202

NW REGION 1,306 814 480 1,130 16,146

SE REGION 2,579 1,722 878 2,139 39,801

STL REGION 4,924 3,230 1,910 4,327 69,473

SW REGION 3,946 2,359 1,546 3,395 49,399

UNKNOWN 144 31 34 208 65

STATEWIDE 18,251 11,403 7,015 16,088 243,354



Average Monthly Caseload for Children

COUNTY

ADAIR 753 186 126 528 108 99 1,800ANDREW 353 86 53 305 50 53 900ATCHISON 112 29 29 65 17 20 272AUDRAIN 806 202 122 695 84 130 2,039BARRY 1,655 327 152 1,306 200 157 3,797BARTON 490 143 86 387 52 66 1,224BATES 555 170 87 486 64 73 1,435BENTON 674 173 116 564 89 62 1,678BOLLINGER 572 134 112 475 79 51 1,423BOONE 4,068 909 582 3,339 601 634 10,133BUCHANAN 3,300 565 365 3,756 547 387 8,920BUTLER 2,004 455 320 2,093 298 234 5,404CALDWELL 243 78 29 206 22 19 597CALLAWAY 1,171 283 145 1,160 163 161 3,083CAMDEN 1,571 362 283 985 187 149 3,537CAPE GIRARDEAU 2,458 510 370 1,915 309 330 5,892CARROLL 269 64 45 256 44 33 711CARTER 384 92 47 228 33 51 835CASS 2,645 715 525 2,052 377 339 6,653CEDAR 633 121 112 534 76 66 1,542CHARITON 223 61 47 185 24 37 577CHRISTIAN 2,657 723 556 1,484 254 331 6,005CLARK 252 71 68 188 21 27 627CLAY 5,605 1,309 876 4,276 736 681 13,483CLINTON 524 91 69 459 63 63 1,269COLE 1,980 452 247 1,893 319 221 5,112COOPER 558 156 120 418 72 81 1,405CRAWFORD 1,098 227 139 1,024 137 120 2,745DADE 321 79 54 213 45 24 736DALLAS 610 167 140 613 71 83 1,684DAVIESS 284 87 61 236 38 37 743DE KALB 248 63 31 194 25 25 586DENT 709 204 113 620 98 93 1,837DOUGLAS 758 161 94 486 101 68 1,668DUNKLIN 1,746 352 184 2,345 278 179 5,084FRANKLIN 2,843 663 383 2,361 380 537 7,167GASCONADE 471 107 74 318 63 52 1,085GENTRY 227 56 44 143 18 24 512GREENE 9,265 2,162 1,196 7,061 1,032 1,397 22,113GRUNDY 344 66 59 270 33 55 827HARRISON 378 91 97 253 43 45 907HENRY 858 180 118 695 112 103 2,066HICKORY 297 70 47 247 35 33 729HOLT 127 26 28 82 18 17 298HOWARD 352 82 94 235 44 46 853HOWELL 2,043 460 308 1,736 212 268 5,027IRON 439 108 69 401 67 50 1,134JACKSON 25,293 5,097 2,570 26,306 3,581 3,193 66,040JASPER 5,234 1,051 501 4,323 608 663 12,380JEFFERSON 5,644 1,407 965 4,683 706 817 14,222JOHNSON 1,243 249 154 1,043 164 160 3,013KNOX 129 29 42 59 8 20 287LACLEDE 1,722 418 281 1,395 189 181 4,186LAFAYETTE 984 271 160 806 126 136 2,483LAWRENCE 1,636 370 202 1,394 206 156 3,964LEWIS 276 85 50 175 26 34 646LINCOLN 1,744 401 276 1,611 258 243 4,533LINN 426 82 51 339 60 54 1,012LIVINGSTON 428 83 55 301 46 50 963MCDONALD 1,270 232 101 952 129 105 2,789MACON 586 132 138 357 73 67 1,353MADISON 536 130 99 494 65 70 1,394MARIES 285 48 39 214 27 20 633

MHK CHIPMHK NON-CHIP

POVERTY CHILDREN

TOTAL

NEWBORNSTMHMHFPREMIUM

MHK CHIP

NON-PREMIUM



Average Monthly Caseload for Children

COUNTY

MHK CHIPMHK NON-CHIP

POVERTY CHILDREN

TOTAL

NEWBORNSTMHMHFPREMIUM

MHK CHIP

NON-PREMIUM

MARION 1,130 242 169 891 153 160 2,745MERCER 104 36 17 62 12 10 241MILLER 1,102 301 192 770 121 121 2,607MISSISSIPPI 787 167 80 808 131 71 2,044MONITEAU 463 118 85 361 55 46 1,128MONROE 263 68 54 189 31 41 646MONTGOMERY 439 109 77 392 63 50 1,130MORGAN 870 218 155 678 109 72 2,102NEW MADRID 949 206 110 898 111 120 2,394NEWTON 2,317 559 275 1,664 248 295 5,358NODAWAY 397 85 63 249 37 59 890OREGON 588 118 115 477 64 44 1,406OSAGE 235 63 42 196 33 25 594OZARK 459 103 62 297 54 26 1001PEMISCOT 1,099 215 109 1,447 166 105 3,141PERRY 564 129 117 433 66 62 1,371PETTIS 1,870 444 247 1,463 233 202 4,459PHELPS 1,481 322 200 1,339 183 148 3,673PIKE 652 145 99 451 85 74 1,506PLATTE 1,500 340 228 1,248 199 253 3,768POLK 1,291 333 176 991 147 176 3,114PULASKI 1,182 301 179 1,091 134 158 3,045PUTNAM 125 43 33 93 13 21 328RALLS 281 63 48 195 38 36 661RANDOLPH 1,031 278 141 910 125 116 2,601RAY 596 159 91 631 86 88 1,651REYNOLDS 293 60 52 214 38 22 679RIPLEY 788 188 119 807 102 66 2,070ST CHARLES 5,179 1,257 820 4,084 705 968 13,013ST CLAIR 331 83 45 321 40 43 863ST FRANCOIS 2,631 590 303 2,470 344 371 6,709STE GENEVIEVE 459 112 56 378 52 64 1,121ST LOUIS COUNTY 24,578 5,648 2,795 22,829 3,494 3,772 63,116SALINE 855 181 110 720 123 103 2,092SCHUYLER 151 39 34 115 14 20 373SCOTLAND 130 47 47 86 16 20 346SCOTT 1,972 437 200 1,928 282 174 4,993SHANNON 467 122 79 326 75 35 1,104SHELBY 259 59 40 144 12 20 534STODDARD 1,252 306 248 1,032 167 162 3,167STONE 1,076 266 167 755 89 134 2,487SULLIVAN 252 52 35 198 26 29 592TANEY 2,410 639 379 1,343 233 266 5,270TEXAS 984 243 170 927 101 120 2,545VERNON 837 192 128 656 104 119 2,036WARREN 1,112 257 162 998 160 140 2,829WASHINGTON 1,291 232 120 1,264 202 148 3,257WAYNE 667 146 126 574 75 68 1,656WEBSTER 1,386 333 196 974 145 155 3,189WORTH 38 11 18 38 9 7 121WRIGHT 1,008 253 153 962 101 99 2,576ST LOUIS CITY 14,731 2,474 848 19,891 2,850 2,331 43,125UNKNOWN 61 0 4 47 0 1 113

KC REGION 36,299 7,460 4,123 36,085 5,138 4,592 93,697NE REGION 18,734 4,427 2,962 15,486 2,553 2,482 46,644NW REGION 13,252 3,216 2,187 10,568 1,704 1,689 32,616SE REGION 30,736 6,867 4,336 28,920 3,997 3,503 78,359STL REGION 52,975 11,449 5,811 53,848 8,135 8,425 140,643SW REGION 42,285 9,936 5,901 31,574 4,740 5,124 99,560UNKNOWN 61 0 4 47 0 1 113

STATEWIDE 194,342 43,355 25,324 176,528 26,267 25,816 491,632



Average Monthly Caseload for Parents/Caretakers

COUNTY

ADAIR 193 42 110 84 135 564ANDREW 100 21 52 49 57 279ATCHISON 27 12 10 16 17 82AUDRAIN 234 36 98 83 169 620BARRY 428 76 172 137 242 1,055BARTON 143 22 52 46 82 345BATES 165 28 73 55 137 458BENTON 212 36 66 54 142 510BOLLINGER 177 38 68 47 115 445BOONE 1,090 264 491 476 1,077 3,398BUCHANAN 1,315 226 476 379 618 3,014BUTLER 804 146 263 196 415 1,824CALDWELL 78 15 25 20 50 188CALLAWAY 440 76 158 134 258 1,066CAMDEN 350 74 161 151 243 979CAPE GIRARDEAU 586 116 302 272 504 1,780CARROLL 99 23 28 32 54 236CARTER 75 14 38 43 71 241CASS 778 160 298 278 530 2,044CEDAR 198 39 69 59 95 460CHARITON 68 14 28 20 43 173CHRISTIAN 498 104 290 278 533 1,703CLARK 72 9 34 32 49 196CLAY 1,323 279 624 617 1,211 4,054CLINTON 142 18 67 59 101 387COLE 620 122 263 198 475 1,678COOPER 145 35 65 65 165 475CRAWFORD 415 69 125 99 202 910DADE 66 17 22 14 47 166DALLAS 216 44 77 60 110 507DAVIESS 62 18 41 34 59 214DE KALB 75 13 32 21 49 190DENT 250 47 82 72 155 606DOUGLAS 157 40 82 70 147 496DUNKLIN 698 102 211 153 347 1,511FRANKLIN 912 165 333 366 560 2,336GASCONADE 98 25 46 44 97 310GENTRY 36 4 23 28 37 128GREENE 2,581 441 1,263 1,185 2,500 7,970GRUNDY 80 17 54 39 63 253HARRISON 68 16 41 41 57 223HENRY 263 51 99 84 150 647HICKORY 105 15 31 28 42 221HOLT 22 6 17 14 11 70HOWARD 80 19 37 34 102 272HOWELL 608 93 253 208 297 1,459IRON 156 34 47 45 104 386JACKSON 7,880 1,209 2,552 2,690 5,483 19,814JASPER 1,351 230 620 516 915 3,632JEFFERSON 1,876 325 697 648 1,434 4,980JOHNSON 405 71 137 127 275 1,015KNOX 22 4 16 15 19 76LACLEDE 452 85 242 157 259 1,195LAFAYETTE 294 53 114 103 192 756LAWRENCE 489 87 172 147 276 1,171LEWIS 52 9 32 25 52 170LINCOLN 612 115 213 192 392 1,524LINN 111 25 65 44 60 305LIVINGSTON 112 24 55 57 93 341MCDONALD 250 38 90 82 122 582MACON 116 34 64 57 127 398MADISON 193 32 44 51 102 422MARIES 83 13 33 16 54 199

TOTAL

ADULTSTMHMHF MPW WOMEN'S HEALTH

UNINSURED

WOMEN'S HEALTH

EXTENDED



Average Monthly Caseload for Parents/Caretakers

COUNTY

TOTAL

ADULTSTMHMHF MPW WOMEN'S HEALTH

UNINSURED

WOMEN'S HEALTH

EXTENDED

MARION 263 60 140 129 241 833MERCER 25 5 12 8 19 69MILLER 266 52 121 106 200 745MISSISSIPPI 256 51 89 57 169 622MONITEAU 112 21 46 46 76 301MONROE 54 12 39 24 51 180MONTGOMERY 145 30 47 49 95 366MORGAN 232 42 86 78 165 603NEW MADRID 281 47 122 107 208 765NEWTON 514 92 254 239 340 1,439NODAWAY 74 11 56 53 65 259OREGON 165 28 73 54 99 419OSAGE 61 15 30 25 48 179OZARK 95 20 49 36 87 287PEMISCOT 451 66 128 78 222 945PERRY 144 29 60 52 105 390PETTIS 401 94 218 154 318 1,185PHELPS 512 95 167 142 282 1,198PIKE 152 33 97 78 139 499PLATTE 421 64 192 210 285 1,172POLK 342 66 148 124 233 913PULASKI 410 51 138 142 232 973PUTNAM 28 5 20 17 20 90RALLS 62 19 23 29 56 189RANDOLPH 333 55 123 105 224 840RAY 228 43 89 71 114 545REYNOLDS 84 25 25 18 73 225RIPLEY 318 61 91 66 140 676ST CHARLES 1,443 270 639 637 1,260 4,249ST CLAIR 108 16 33 30 65 252ST FRANCOIS 938 168 395 281 536 2,318STE GENEVIEVE 135 28 64 42 93 362ST LOUIS COUNTY 7,609 1,299 2,504 2,593 8,667 22,672SALINE 271 57 109 69 167 673SCHUYLER 47 9 22 12 26 116SCOTLAND 29 7 13 15 24 88SCOTT 575 118 232 204 467 1,596SHANNON 111 37 43 42 108 341SHELBY 48 5 32 21 47 153STODDARD 325 81 160 129 303 998STONE 278 44 117 108 175 722SULLIVAN 58 15 25 22 42 162TANEY 405 85 272 274 542 1,578TEXAS 339 47 115 100 191 792VERNON 206 43 102 74 133 558WARREN 340 57 117 105 268 887WASHINGTON 508 103 160 129 311 1,211WAYNE 208 46 59 65 167 545WEBSTER 352 63 164 139 231 949WORTH 11 4 5 8 7 35WRIGHT 325 59 123 86 265 858ST LOUIS CITY 6,646 1,110 1,481 1,464 7,057 17,758UNKNOWN 6 0 2 0 1 9

KC REGION 11,114 1,812 3,928 3,966 7,703 28,523NE REGION 5,275 1,078 2,291 2,012 4,247 14,903NW REGION 3,623 745 1,602 1,379 2,559 9,908SE REGION 10,130 1,844 3,710 2,996 6,337 25,017STL REGION 18,486 3,169 5,654 5,708 18,978 51,995SW REGION 10,722 1,950 4,927 4,331 8,213 30,143UNKNOWN 6 0 2 0 1 9

STATEWIDE 59,356 10,598 22,114 20,392 48,038 160,498


Table 10. Refugee

Average Monthly Applications, Closings, Caseload and Payments

APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 17 0 6 0 0 22 0 45

APPLICATIONS APPROVED 17 0 6 0 0 22 0 45

APPLICATIONS REJECTED 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

APPLICATIONS PENDING 2 0 0 0 0 5 1 8

CASES CLOSED 17 0 5 0 0 24 1 47

FAMILIES RECEIVING 111 0 39 0 0 150 3 303

PERSONS RECEIVING 118 0 40 0 1 170 4 333

PAYMENTS $13,280 $0 $3,642 $0 $78 $10,587 $497 $28,084

Table 11. Breast & Cervical Cancer Treatment

Average Monthly Caseload

PERSONS RECEIVING 168 0 122 67 220 586 237 1,400

PRESUMPTIVE ELIGIBILITY/

PERSONS RECEIVING 5 0 2 0 0 13 5 25

KC REGION

STATEWIDEUNKNOWNSTL REGIONSE REGIONNW REGIONNE REGIONKC REGION

STATEWIDEUNKNOWNSTL REGIONSE REGIONNW REGIONNE REGION SW REGION

SW REGION


Table 12. MO HealthNet for Children in Care


APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 43 0 24 3 16 55 15 156

APPLICATIONS APPROVED 39 0 16 3 13 53 14 138DEPT. OF MENTAL HEALTH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0JUVENILE COURT 31 0 9 0 2 34 2 78DIV. OF YOUTH SERVICES 8 0 7 3 11 19 12 60VOLUNTARY PLACEMENTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

APPLICATIONS REJECTED 4 0 5 0 0 3 0 12

APPLICATIONS PENDING 4 0 5 3 6 22 7 47

CASES CLOSED 34 0 20 5 11 52 18 140DEPT. OF MENTAL HEALTH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0JUVENILE COURT 25 0 11 0 2 31 1 70DIV. OF YOUTH SERVICES 9 0 9 5 9 21 17 70VOLUNTARY PLACEMENTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

PERSONS RECEIVING 291 0 169 103 268 538 266 1,635DEPT. OF MENTAL HEALTH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0JUVENILE COURT 155 0 34 5 14 238 13 459DIV. OF YOUTH SERVICES 136 0 135 98 254 300 253 1,176VOLUNTARY PLACEMENTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

KC REGION STATEWIDEUNKNOWNSTL REGIONSE REGIONNW REGIONNE REGION SW REGION


Table 13. Supplemental Security Income and State Supplementation


COUNTY

ADAIR 5 1 $5 1 $54ANDREW 0 0 $0 0 $0ATCHISON 0 0 $0 0 $0AUDRAIN 1 2 $44 0 $0BARRY 1 0 $0 0 $0BARTON 0 0 $0 0 $0BATES 2 1 $50 1 $55BENTON 0 0 $0 1 $65BOLLINGER 0 0 $0 0 $0BOONE 3 0 $0 0 $0BUCHANAN 3 1 $20 0 $0BUTLER 0 2 $44 0 $0CALDWELL 0 0 $0 0 $0CALLAWAY 0 1 $20 0 $0CAMDEN 2 0 $0 0 $0CAPE GIRARDEAU 0 0 $0 0 $0CARROLL 1 0 $0 0 $0CARTER 1 0 $0 0 $0CASS 3 1 $406 1 $19CEDAR 2 0 $0 0 $0CHARITON 0 1 $16 0 $0CHRISTIAN 1 0 $0 0 $0CLARK 1 0 $0 0 $0CLAY 1 1 $5 0 $0CLINTON 0 0 $0 0 $0COLE 1 0 $0 0 $3COOPER 0 0 $0 0 $0CRAWFORD 5 1 $62 0 $0DADE 0 0 $0 0 $0DALLAS 3 1 $175 0 $0DAVIESS 1 0 $0 0 $0DE KALB 0 0 $0 0 $0DENT 1 0 $0 0 $0DOUGLAS 0 1 $60 0 $0DUNKLIN 1 2 $113 0 $0FRANKLIN 0 1 $189 0 $0GASCONADE 2 0 $0 0 $0GENTRY 1 0 $0 0 $0GREENE 16 6 $630 0 $0GRUNDY 3 0 $0 1 $707HARRISON 0 2 $24 0 $0HENRY 2 0 $0 0 $0HICKORY 0 0 $0 0 $0HOLT 1 0 $0 0 $0HOWARD 3 1 $60 0 $0HOWELL 0 1 $184 0 $0IRON 1 0 $0 0 $0JACKSON 13 2 $127 3 $168JASPER 0 0 $0 2 $998JEFFERSON 5 0 $0 0 $0JOHNSON 2 0 $0 0 $0KNOX 1 0 $0 0 $0LACLEDE 1 2 $33 0 $0LAFAYETTE 0 1 $41 0 $0LAWRENCE 3 0 $0 1 $58LEWIS 0 0 $0 0 $0LINCOLN 0 0 $0 0 $0LINN 0 0 $0 0 $0LIVINGSTON 2 0 $0 0 $0MCDONALD 0 0 $0 0 $0MACON 0 0 $0 0 $0MADISON 0 0 $0 0 $0

PERSONS

SSI SP

PERSONS

SSI ONLY

PAYMENTS

SP ONLY

PERSONS

SP ONLY

PAYMENTS

SSI SP


Table 13. Supplemental Security Income and State Supplementation


COUNTY PERSONS

SSI SP

PERSONS

SSI ONLY

PAYMENTS

SP ONLY

PERSONS

SP ONLY

PAYMENTS

SSI SP

MARIES 1 0 $0 1 $53MARION 4 3 $133 1 $67MERCER 0 0 $0 0 $0MILLER 1 1 $437 1 $32MISSISSIPPI 0 0 $0 0 $0MONITEAU 0 0 $0 0 $0MONROE 0 0 $0 0 $0MONTGOMERY 1 0 $0 0 $0MORGAN 3 0 $0 0 $0NEW MADRID 0 1 $10 0 $0NEWTON 2 0 $0 0 $0NODAWAY 7 1 $43 0 $0OREGON 3 0 $0 0 $0OSAGE 0 1 $37 0 $0OZARK 1 0 $0 0 $0PEMISCOT 2 0 $0 0 $0PERRY 0 0 $0 0 $0PETTIS 1 0 $0 0 $0PHELPS 3 3 $634 0 $0PIKE 0 0 $0 0 $0PLATTE 0 0 $0 0 $0POLK 2 2 $203 0 $0PULASKI 3 0 $0 0 $0PUTNAM 0 0 $0 0 $0RALLS 0 1 $51 0 $0RANDOLPH 1 1 $11 0 $0RAY 0 0 $2 0 $0REYNOLDS 0 0 $0 0 $0RIPLEY 2 1 $21 0 $0ST CHARLES 2 0 $0 0 $0ST CLAIR 0 0 $0 0 $0ST FRANCOIS 10 0 $0 1 $61STE GENEVIEVE 0 0 $0 0 $0ST LOUIS COUNTY 48 6 $207 0 $0SALINE 1 0 $0 0 $0SCHUYLER 0 0 $0 0 $0SCOTLAND 0 0 $0 0 $0SCOTT 12 0 $0 0 $0SHANNON 0 0 $0 0 $0SHELBY 1 0 $0 0 $0STODDARD 0 0 $0 0 $0STONE 2 0 $0 0 $0SULLIVAN 0 0 $0 0 $0TANEY 0 0 $0 0 $0TEXAS 4 0 $0 0 $0VERNON 0 0 $0 0 $5WARREN 0 1 $110 0 $0WASHINGTON 5 2 $119 1 $28WAYNE 1 1 $5 0 $0WEBSTER 1 0 $0 0 $0WORTH 0 0 $0 0 $0WRIGHT 5 1 $14 0 $0ST LOUIS CITY 61 11 $836 1 $63

KC REGION 17 4 $152 3 $168NE REGION 24 12 $471 2 $124NW REGION 23 6 $532 2 $726SE REGION 60 15 $1,206 3 $142STL REGION 116 18 $1,232 1 $63SW REGION 45 14 $1,588 6 $1,213

STATEWIDE 285 69 $5,181 17 $2,436


Table 14. MO HealthNet for the Aged, Blind and Disabled


COUNTY

ADAIR 64 32 34 111ANDREW 25 13 12 33ATCHISON 11 6 6 15AUDRAIN 62 32 35 104BARRY 129 59 74 145BARTON 37 20 18 48BATES 47 29 22 77BENTON 76 33 46 98BOLLINGER 34 18 18 63BOONE 289 150 163 506BUCHANAN 239 124 127 403BUTLER 158 92 73 209CALDWELL 20 10 12 32CALLAWAY 97 50 51 133CAMDEN 93 52 46 158CAPE GIRARDEAU 169 82 94 229CARROLL 24 11 16 45CARTER 21 13 9 20CASS 156 86 81 228CEDAR 46 28 19 75CHARITON 11 7 6 19CHRISTIAN 124 58 71 153CLARK 17 8 9 21CLAY 327 157 179 463CLINTON 32 17 17 57COLE 135 70 72 188COOPER 37 23 17 57CRAWFORD 78 42 41 123DADE 18 10 10 20DALLAS 49 24 29 64DAVIESS 17 8 9 23DE KALB 21 11 11 34DENT 50 25 28 92DOUGLAS 38 23 18 53DUNKLIN 193 107 92 221FRANKLIN 187 90 106 288GASCONADE 30 17 15 48GENTRY 15 9 8 22GREENE 722 323 437 1,055GRUNDY 32 17 18 48HARRISON 25 15 12 30HENRY 78 36 46 112HICKORY 32 16 19 54HOLT 10 6 4 15HOWARD 22 13 11 36HOWELL 165 73 98 225IRON 44 24 22 56JACKSON 1,660 893 837 2,244JASPER 348 159 205 504JEFFERSON 357 187 196 524JOHNSON 85 44 46 121KNOX 10 6 5 15LACLEDE 118 59 65 167LAFAYETTE 65 40 33 101LAWRENCE 103 54 54 143LEWIS 25 12 13 29LINCOLN 113 63 52 169LINN 36 20 19 54LIVINGSTON 38 20 20 59MCDONALD 69 27 44 93MACON 34 19 17 58MADISON 47 26 21 66

APPROVED

APPLICATIONS

RECEIVED

APPLICATIONS

PENDING

APPLICATIONS

REJECTED

APPLICATIONS


Table 14. MO HealthNet for the Aged, Blind and Disabled


COUNTY APPROVED

APPLICATIONS

RECEIVED

APPLICATIONS

PENDING

APPLICATIONS

REJECTED

APPLICATIONS

MARIES 20 13 9 34MARION 92 49 50 125MERCER 8 4 5 12MILLER 70 37 36 120MISSISSIPPI 47 28 19 78MONITEAU 26 13 14 39MONROE 20 12 9 32MONTGOMERY 30 17 13 38MORGAN 65 36 30 100NEW MADRID 80 47 35 101NEWTON 173 72 105 228NODAWAY 43 21 23 58OREGON 45 24 22 47OSAGE 18 10 9 30OZARK 38 21 19 51PEMISCOT 90 57 37 99PERRY 41 17 25 52PETTIS 125 61 67 175PHELPS 109 62 55 193PIKE 39 20 20 48PLATTE 96 47 55 139POLK 92 42 52 109PULASKI 74 35 44 117PUTNAM 13 6 8 16RALLS 16 9 10 22RANDOLPH 65 40 28 109RAY 45 27 20 82REYNOLDS 23 14 10 26RIPLEY 56 31 27 92ST CHARLES 338 154 194 437ST CLAIR 36 18 18 46ST FRANCOIS 213 118 101 267STE GENEVIEVE 37 21 16 42ST LOUIS COUNTY 1,967 1,227 761 1,823SALINE 57 26 35 94SCHUYLER 12 6 6 19SCOTLAND 9 4 6 17SCOTT 131 76 63 201SHANNON 25 16 10 28SHELBY 13 7 7 19STODDARD 92 53 45 109STONE 79 36 48 113SULLIVAN 22 9 15 34TANEY 170 76 98 231TEXAS 83 42 44 104VERNON 73 40 36 97WARREN 53 30 24 85WASHINGTON 138 54 87 152WAYNE 52 33 25 83WEBSTER 88 44 51 113WORTH 4 2 2 7WRIGHT 59 34 26 87ST LOUIS CITY 1,735 1,219 526 1,178

KC REGION 2,368 1,245 1,221 3,316NE REGION 1,291 689 673 2,001NW REGION 931 495 499 1,404SE REGION 2,374 1,277 1,196 3,216STL REGION 4,584 2,877 1,783 4,250SW REGION 3,011 1,432 1,716 4,227

STATEWIDE 14,559 8,015 7,088 18,414


Table 15. MHABD Blind Pension and Supplemental Aid to the Blind


COUNTY

ADAIR 12 $8,295 3 $1,059ANDREW 3 $2,311 1 $911ATCHISON 2 $1,363 0 $0AUDRAIN 17 $11,848 4 $2,605BARRY 16 $11,139 9 $4,491BARTON 7 $4,740 3 $1,656BATES 10 $6,873 3 $1,655BENTON 19 $13,687 6 $3,035BOLLINGER 1 $711 1 $444BOONE 45 $32,035 19 $9,670BUCHANAN 40 $28,618 17 $9,037BUTLER 26 $18,278 9 $5,525CALDWELL 2 $1,541 2 $1,218CALLAWAY 12 $8,236 3 $1,837CAMDEN 15 $10,310 4 $1,428CAPE GIRARDEAU 26 $18,343 13 $8,182CARROLL 6 $4,266 0 $0CARTER 1 $711 1 $87CASS 35 $25,000 13 $7,683CEDAR 6 $3,911 2 $973CHARITON 4 $2,844 2 $1,479CHRISTIAN 22 $15,652 7 $4,373CLARK 3 $2,429 1 $415CLAY 90 $63,870 20 $13,096CLINTON 8 $5,866 4 $1,136COLE 40 $28,203 11 $5,019COOPER 8 $5,745 1 $1CRAWFORD 12 $8,693 7 $4,677DADE 1 $415 1 $665DALLAS 5 $3,318 6 $3,392DAVIESS 4 $2,489 2 $774DE KALB 7 $5,214 2 $946DENT 5 $3,555 4 $1,840DOUGLAS 6 $4,325 1 $711DUNKLIN 20 $14,516 18 $9,016FRANKLIN 38 $27,314 10 $3,828GASCONADE 3 $2,311 2 $1,128GENTRY 3 $2,133 1 $247GREENE 121 $85,846 55 $27,686GRUNDY 5 $3,496 3 $1,548HARRISON 2 $1,422 2 $1,323HENRY 21 $14,732 5 $2,137HICKORY 6 $4,350 0 $0HOLT 1 $711 2 $1,201HOWARD 6 $4,385 1 $11HOWELL 23 $16,412 11 $5,523IRON 9 $6,518 2 $1,426JACKSON 478 $338,760 210 $114,984JASPER 56 $39,698 25 $12,024JEFFERSON 67 $47,815 18 $11,310JOHNSON 13 $8,867 7 $4,279KNOX 1 $711 0 $0LACLEDE 25 $17,936 8 $3,125LAFAYETTE 22 $15,814 4 $2,231LAWRENCE 16 $11,139 4 $2,628LEWIS 2 $1,422 1 $327LINCOLN 20 $13,983 4 $2,014LINN 2 $1,422 1 $297LIVINGSTON 9 $6,162 1 $501MCDONALD 6 $4,385 4 $2,480MACON 9 $6,315 3 $1,294MADISON 5 $3,414 5 $2,485

PERSONS

BLIND PENSION

PAYMENTS

SAB

PERSONS

SAB

PAYMENTS

BLIND PENSION


Table 15. MHABD Blind Pension and Supplemental Aid to the Blind


COUNTY PERSONS

BLIND PENSION

PAYMENTS

SAB

PERSONS

SAB

PAYMENTS

BLIND PENSION

MARIES 4 $3,140 5 $1,832MARION 13 $9,480 2 $990MERCER 4 $2,844 0 $0MILLER 6 $4,325 5 $2,599MISSISSIPPI 8 $5,451 5 $2,634MONITEAU 1 $593 1 $711MONROE 4 $2,785 3 $1,591MONTGOMERY 6 $4,088 4 $2,195MORGAN 9 $6,577 3 $1,856NEW MADRID 15 $10,428 8 $4,859NEWTON 23 $16,353 8 $4,979NODAWAY 3 $2,133 1 $689OREGON 4 $2,844 2 $1,116OSAGE 6 $4,325 0 $119OZARK 6 $3,970 6 $3,444PEMISCOT 12 $8,414 10 $5,621PERRY 8 $5,510 1 $356PETTIS 30 $21,449 14 $7,392PHELPS 16 $10,961 9 $5,516PIKE 7 $4,681 2 $1,422PLATTE 21 $14,811 5 $2,152POLK 11 $7,639 6 $3,199PULASKI 12 $8,582 6 $3,397PUTNAM 4 $2,548 0 $237RALLS 3 $2,252 1 $634RANDOLPH 17 $11,909 5 $2,561RAY 12 $8,591 1 $1,007REYNOLDS 4 $2,844 3 $1,521RIPLEY 14 $9,954 2 $1,718ST CHARLES 66 $46,706 20 $12,180ST CLAIR 8 $5,323 3 $1,469ST FRANCOIS 54 $38,368 21 $11,372STE GENEVIEVE 5 $3,733 2 $1,412ST LOUIS COUNTY 430 $305,199 125 $73,093SALINE 14 $9,658 8 $4,344SCHUYLER 0 $0 0 $0SCOTLAND 2 $1,422 0 $0SCOTT 22 $15,346 7 $4,098SHANNON 4 $3,022 3 $1,726SHELBY 2 $1,363 1 $1STODDARD 21 $14,635 10 $4,906STONE 10 $7,406 1 $711SULLIVAN 3 $2,074 2 $1,067TANEY 29 $20,382 10 $5,650TEXAS 14 $9,599 4 $1,660VERNON 6 $4,503 2 $966WARREN 13 $9,125 3 $1,168WASHINGTON 19 $13,628 15 $7,826WAYNE 15 $10,606 9 $5,832WEBSTER 6 $4,266 6 $3,307WORTH 1 $889 0 $0WRIGHT 10 $7,229 8 $5,141ST LOUIS CITY 217 $154,213 108 $58,409

KC REGION 639 $453,584 255 $141,126NE REGION 244 $172,196 74 $36,771NW REGION 197 $139,327 71 $38,654SE REGION 389 $275,445 201 $111,748STL REGION 818 $581,247 281 $158,820SW REGION 472 $333,200 193 $100,639

STATEWIDE 2,759 $1,954,999 1,075 $587,758


Table 16. MHABD Spenddown and Ticket to Work Health Assurance


COUNTY

ADAIR 828 137 2 16ANDREW 270 34 0 0ATCHISON 124 17 2 3AUDRAIN 648 101 1 5BARRY 1,237 145 0 3BARTON 388 39 0 2BATES 554 63 1 3BENTON 768 89 0 2BOLLINGER 593 98 0 4BOONE 3,078 450 10 49BUCHANAN 2,936 336 5 20BUTLER 2,653 330 3 12CALDWELL 213 21 0 2CALLAWAY 951 107 7 10CAMDEN 958 134 3 8CAPE GIRARDEAU 1,833 239 7 18CARROLL 284 56 0 2CARTER 414 58 1 2CASS 1,390 213 6 17CEDAR 647 73 1 5CHARITON 184 36 0 2CHRISTIAN 1,260 158 0 7CLARK 197 20 0 3CLAY 2,764 494 6 25CLINTON 317 44 1 4COLE 1,429 200 1 27COOPER 469 69 4 8CRAWFORD 984 121 3 6DADE 233 31 0 1DALLAS 717 66 0 2DAVIESS 197 25 1 2DE KALB 221 32 1 1DENT 830 114 2 8DOUGLAS 665 76 0 2DUNKLIN 2,593 291 2 4FRANKLIN 1,989 255 8 19GASCONADE 349 53 2 1GENTRY 201 40 5 3GREENE 7,840 893 11 74GRUNDY 342 57 1 3HARRISON 301 40 1 7HENRY 934 108 1 5HICKORY 396 46 0 1HOLT 81 15 0 1HOWARD 283 43 0 3HOWELL 1,951 217 3 4IRON 637 82 2 3JACKSON 17,214 1,847 22 101JASPER 3,718 454 8 29JEFFERSON 3,666 530 3 19JOHNSON 835 96 2 7KNOX 110 9 0 1LACLEDE 1,394 149 2 6LAFAYETTE 751 157 0 6LAWRENCE 1,178 168 1 3LEWIS 225 34 0 4LINCOLN 1,141 148 3 8LINN 450 51 0 1LIVINGSTON 395 63 3 9MCDONALD 644 96 0 2MACON 415 59 2 10MADISON 592 96 1 1

PERSONS

NON-SPENDDOWN

PERSONS

TWHA PREMIUM

PERSONS

TWHA NON-PREMIUM

PERSONS

SPENDDOWN


Table 16. MHABD Spenddown and Ticket to Work Health Assurance


COUNTY PERSONS

NON-SPENDDOWN

PERSONS

TWHA PREMIUM

PERSONS

TWHA NON-PREMIUM

PERSONS

SPENDDOWN

MARIES 252 34 0 1MARION 1,103 136 1 19MERCER 90 18 0 1MILLER 810 101 0 9MISSISSIPPI 881 120 1 5MONITEAU 283 36 0 2MONROE 221 40 1 5MONTGOMERY 392 47 0 1MORGAN 881 94 3 5NEW MADRID 1,134 186 2 3NEWTON 1,413 199 2 5NODAWAY 328 65 4 3OREGON 757 77 0 1OSAGE 213 24 3 2OZARK 444 31 0 1PEMISCOT 1,605 213 0 6PERRY 446 79 5 13PETTIS 1,434 150 1 8PHELPS 1,541 189 1 12PIKE 574 99 1 9PLATTE 669 122 1 15POLK 1,116 146 1 8PULASKI 971 86 0 4PUTNAM 161 23 0 1RALLS 221 43 0 6RANDOLPH 972 120 1 0RAY 482 89 4 3REYNOLDS 378 62 0 5RIPLEY 1,059 119 1 4ST CHARLES 3,048 518 15 38ST CLAIR 405 45 0 2ST FRANCOIS 2,797 342 5 11STE GENEVIEVE 395 63 3 6ST LOUIS COUNTY 17,056 2,081 13 118SALINE 807 114 1 9SCHUYLER 134 21 0 0SCOTLAND 94 23 1 0SCOTT 2,001 243 1 11SHANNON 498 58 1 1SHELBY 165 26 2 2STODDARD 1,519 243 3 6STONE 750 90 1 4SULLIVAN 223 33 1 2TANEY 1,416 157 1 18TEXAS 1,017 137 2 3VERNON 825 124 0 8WARREN 724 106 5 7WASHINGTON 1,604 181 3 3WAYNE 950 133 3 3WEBSTER 899 101 2 1WORTH 53 6 0 0WRIGHT 1,071 137 2 1ST LOUIS CITY 18,222 1,375 7 57

KC REGION 24,074 2,865 35 162NE REGION 14,750 2,082 43 190NW REGION 10,112 1,498 37 104SE REGION 33,956 4,348 57 161STL REGION 43,981 4,759 46 251SW REGION 32,490 3,876 38 216

STATEWIDE 159,363 19,428 256 1,084


Table 17. MHABD Nursing Care


COUNTY

ADAIR 20 3 3 26 $6,726 ANDREW 1 1 0 2 $318 ATCHISON 0 0 0 0 $0 AUDRAIN 37 7 9 53 $15,379 BARRY 50 13 0 63 $18,730 BARTON 5 9 0 14 $3,431 BATES 4 5 0 9 $2,222 BENTON 27 8 0 35 $10,128 BOLLINGER 50 46 0 96 $24,661 BOONE 26 11 30 67 $19,682 BUCHANAN 99 85 4 188 $44,352 BUTLER 126 51 0 177 $50,154 CALDWELL 0 0 0 0 $0 CALLAWAY 59 15 1 75 $21,343 CAMDEN 1 8 0 9 $1,702 CAPE GIRARDEAU 164 11 0 175 $54,421 CARROLL 0 0 0 0 $66 CARTER 19 0 0 19 $6,170 CASS 7 8 1 16 $4,165 CEDAR 1 32 0 33 $6,681 CHARITON 0 2 0 2 $372 CHRISTIAN 205 19 10 234 $74,529 CLARK 3 0 0 3 $779 CLAY 157 19 0 176 $54,924 CLINTON 1 0 0 1 $195 COLE 42 8 0 50 $14,524 COOPER 2 4 0 6 $1,302 CRAWFORD 42 62 3 107 $26,981 DADE 1 0 0 1 $250 DALLAS 0 25 0 25 $4,648 DAVIESS 0 1 0 1 $261 DE KALB 28 2 0 30 $9,783 DENT 7 9 1 17 $4,344 DOUGLAS 12 0 0 12 $4,121 DUNKLIN 94 0 0 94 $30,709 FRANKLIN 79 33 0 112 $32,475 GASCONADE 2 7 0 9 $1,553 GENTRY 0 0 0 0 $0 GREENE 207 32 3 242 $74,485 GRUNDY 6 12 1 19 $4,282 HARRISON 0 7 0 7 $1,392 HENRY 40 7 0 47 $13,967 HICKORY 0 0 0 0 $0 HOLT 0 0 0 0 $0 HOWARD 49 5 1 55 $16,840 HOWELL 67 1 0 68 $22,505 IRON 20 75 28 123 $33,363 JACKSON 412 176 71 659 $188,365 JASPER 68 28 0 96 $27,344 JEFFERSON 154 139 0 293 $76,701 JOHNSON 6 25 0 31 $6,617 KNOX 40 1 0 41 $13,596 LACLEDE 63 33 7 103 $29,061 LAFAYETTE 0 7 0 7 $1,269 LAWRENCE 19 5 0 24 $6,943 LEWIS 1 0 0 1 $335 LINCOLN 95 89 0 184 $44,944 LINN 0 5 0 5 $1,077 LIVINGSTON 54 7 12 73 $22,768 MCDONALD 0 0 0 0 $55 MACON 1 3 0 4 $968 MADISON 19 27 0 46 $11,572

PERSONS

RCF-I

PERSONS

RCF-II

PAYMENTS

TOTAL

PERSONS

TOTAL

PERSONS

SNF-ICF


Table 17. MHABD Nursing Care


COUNTY PERSONS

RCF-I

PERSONS

RCF-II

PAYMENTS

TOTAL

PERSONS

TOTAL

PERSONS

SNF-ICF

MARIES 2 9 0 11 $2,256 MARION 98 40 0 138 $39,275 MERCER 1 3 8 12 $3,528 MILLER 0 11 0 11 $2,247 MISSISSIPPI 0 0 0 0 $139 MONITEAU 3 6 0 9 $1,963 MONROE 14 29 0 43 $10,361 MONTGOMERY 0 3 1 4 $638 MORGAN 15 3 0 18 $5,247 NEW MADRID 1 7 0 8 $1,375 NEWTON 29 8 0 37 $10,702 NODAWAY 0 0 0 0 $65 OREGON 13 0 0 13 $4,169 OSAGE 8 12 1 21 $4,623 OZARK 0 0 0 0 $111 PEMISCOT 1 1 1 3 $586 PERRY 16 0 0 16 $5,048 PETTIS 38 18 2 58 $16,181 PHELPS 76 1 0 77 $24,562 PIKE 22 0 0 22 $7,277 PLATTE 34 37 1 72 $17,944 POLK 104 18 0 122 $37,444 PULASKI 0 0 0 0 $17 PUTNAM 0 1 0 1 $272 RALLS 15 0 0 15 $4,480 RANDOLPH 49 12 0 61 $18,754 RAY 0 0 0 0 $50 REYNOLDS 0 11 0 11 $2,277 RIPLEY 35 0 0 35 $11,622 ST CHARLES 77 39 2 118 $31,441 ST CLAIR 1 0 0 1 $363 ST FRANCOIS 265 107 0 372 $102,784 STE GENEVIEVE 64 0 0 64 $19,707 ST LOUIS COUNTY 255 112 26 393 $112,537 SALINE 59 13 2 74 $22,187 SCHUYLER 0 0 0 0 $73 SCOTLAND 0 0 0 0 $158 SCOTT 86 1 1 88 $28,387 SHANNON 0 16 0 16 $3,209 SHELBY 10 0 0 10 $3,254 STODDARD 113 17 2 132 $41,175 STONE 1 27 1 29 $5,595 SULLIVAN 0 26 0 26 $4,882 TANEY 12 37 0 49 $10,647 TEXAS 22 1 0 23 $7,543 VERNON 27 13 0 40 $11,574 WARREN 1 6 0 7 $1,559 WASHINGTON 15 4 0 19 $5,636 WAYNE 16 4 0 20 $6,109 WEBSTER 3 9 1 13 $2,935 WORTH 3 0 0 3 $916 WRIGHT 8 0 0 8 $2,777 ST LOUIS CITY 436 102 44 582 $170,462

KC REGION 731 320 76 1,127 $315,686 NE REGION 595 257 46 898 $249,084 NW REGION 177 139 26 342 $91,847 SE REGION 1,341 461 36 1,838 $534,258 STL REGION 1,001 425 72 1,498 $423,616 SW REGION 895 350 22 1,267 $365,162

STATEWIDE 4,740 1,952 278 6,970 $1,979,653


Table 18. MHABD QMB, SLMB and Vendor


COUNTY

ADAIR 69 106 130ANDREW 34 39 111ATCHISON 12 33 60AUDRAIN 57 69 130BARRY 124 229 178BARTON 33 67 110BATES 53 104 130BENTON 98 155 163BOLLINGER 38 62 106BOONE 223 328 380BUCHANAN 213 387 462BUTLER 166 314 494CALDWELL 21 41 57CALLAWAY 94 174 157CAMDEN 115 188 157CAPE GIRARDEAU 139 268 518CARROLL 27 30 61CARTER 27 37 73CASS 144 283 487CEDAR 72 147 129CHARITON 20 23 160CHRISTIAN 141 302 183CLARK 27 48 35CLAY 276 525 623CLINTON 23 46 116COLE 105 176 271COOPER 56 81 100CRAWFORD 89 169 215DADE 30 56 54DALLAS 92 107 133DAVIESS 25 42 27DE KALB 24 43 96DENT 57 106 144DOUGLAS 78 123 69DUNKLIN 162 263 525FRANKLIN 211 428 413GASCONADE 38 77 164GENTRY 19 26 76GREENE 763 1,168 1,374GRUNDY 40 64 110HARRISON 39 61 80HENRY 78 163 163HICKORY 57 86 77HOLT 12 15 51HOWARD 32 50 66HOWELL 218 360 394IRON 38 92 196JACKSON 1,608 2,499 3,384JASPER 323 537 444JEFFERSON 394 669 1,081JOHNSON 78 143 218KNOX 12 26 22LACLEDE 148 232 167LAFAYETTE 61 115 267LAWRENCE 142 246 225LEWIS 22 31 123LINCOLN 105 234 256LINN 60 66 133LIVINGSTON 52 69 205MCDONALD 69 115 119MACON 44 77 167MADISON 36 81 239

PERSONS

VENDOR

PERSONS

SLMB

PERSONS

QMB


Table 18. MHABD QMB, SLMB and Vendor


COUNTY PERSONS

VENDOR

PERSONS

SLMB

PERSONS

QMB

MARIES 31 39 82MARION 78 145 443MERCER 9 17 33MILLER 100 138 209MISSISSIPPI 58 93 255MONITEAU 25 30 86MONROE 25 34 67MONTGOMERY 40 75 169MORGAN 104 146 155NEW MADRID 71 125 346NEWTON 156 276 360NODAWAY 91 71 116OREGON 61 113 108OSAGE 23 37 71OZARK 57 100 194PEMISCOT 66 129 317PERRY 35 56 147PETTIS 130 203 418PHELPS 148 202 232PIKE 46 77 120PLATTE 66 113 194POLK 117 176 251PULASKI 77 100 167PUTNAM 20 37 50RALLS 13 35 60RANDOLPH 86 124 311RAY 48 94 163REYNOLDS 21 38 95RIPLEY 62 118 220ST CHARLES 367 530 717ST CLAIR 46 74 73ST FRANCOIS 192 420 617STE GENEVIEVE 28 51 78ST LOUIS COUNTY 1,347 2,102 4,936SALINE 60 122 246SCHUYLER 12 22 37SCOTLAND 20 19 42SCOTT 132 251 513SHANNON 42 89 82SHELBY 8 25 76STODDARD 120 232 377STONE 88 164 146SULLIVAN 16 48 101TANEY 178 288 195TEXAS 123 225 170VERNON 62 108 191WARREN 73 124 83WASHINGTON 117 182 241WAYNE 67 136 187WEBSTER 121 208 173WORTH 11 15 20WRIGHT 135 182 161ST LOUIS CITY 1,025 1,549 2,509

KC REGION 2,221 3,606 4,870NE REGION 1,277 2,143 3,466NW REGION 1,074 1,745 3,355SE REGION 2,556 4,533 7,299STL REGION 3,344 5,278 9,656SW REGION 3,445 5,703 5,822

STATEWIDE 13,917 23,008 34,468


Table 19. MO HealthNet Eligibles

Average Monthly Approvals of Persons

COUNTY

ADAIR 48 13 13 7 21 8

ANDREW 26 5 5 4 8 5

ATCHISON 8 3 1 2 3 3

AUDRAIN 55 15 11 11 23 8

BARRY 93 25 18 11 35 14

BARTON 29 8 6 5 13 5

BATES 35 11 9 8 17 7

BENTON 42 12 6 8 21 10

BOLLINGER 30 11 6 5 10 5

BOONE 286 73 56 57 114 31

BUCHANAN 246 77 48 36 90 32

BUTLER 135 50 28 21 58 24

CALDWELL 16 5 3 3 7 3

CALLAWAY 89 30 17 13 35 13

CAMDEN 83 23 18 12 35 14

CAPE GIRARDEAU 142 41 32 25 55 20

CARROLL 20 6 3 2 7 3

CARTER 19 6 4 3 6 4

CASS 167 50 33 28 51 27

CEDAR 35 12 8 5 17 8

CHARITON 11 4 3 2 5 2

CHRISTIAN 147 36 31 26 39 18

CLARK 15 5 3 2 5 2

CLAY 359 92 70 56 94 48

CLINTON 33 10 7 5 11 5

COLE 143 40 30 24 50 16

COOPER 27 8 5 6 14 6

CRAWFORD 68 23 13 11 26 10

DADE 15 4 2 2 6 3

DALLAS 41 13 7 6 15 7

DAVIESS 18 4 3 4 6 2

DE KALB 16 4 4 2 6 4

DENT 37 12 7 6 16 9

DOUGLAS 32 8 8 6 14 5

DUNKLIN 134 47 24 17 66 27

FRANKLIN 184 55 40 30 65 21

GASCONADE 22 7 4 3 11 7

GENTRY 13 3 3 2 5 3

GREENE 617 158 135 124 237 85

GRUNDY 29 7 7 4 9 6

HARRISON 21 6 4 3 8 5

HENRY 53 16 10 8 24 9

HICKORY 19 7 3 2 11 4

HOLT 8 2 2 2 4 2

HOWARD 20 7 3 5 8 4

HOWELL 135 36 25 18 50 23

IRON 25 9 5 4 15 5

JACKSON 1,789 436 285 274 613 237

JASPER 334 84 65 52 106 39

JEFFERSON 340 104 70 73 125 46

JOHNSON 90 27 15 13 28 10

KNOX 9 2 2 1 3 3

LACLEDE 113 29 24 15 39 14

LAFAYETTE 78 21 12 10 27 12

LAWRENCE 91 27 18 13 31 13

LEWIS 18 3 4 3 6 5

LINCOLN 106 35 21 17 41 15

LINN 27 8 7 4 13 6

LIVINGSTON 32 10 6 6 10 7

MCDONALD 71 14 10 7 19 8

MACON 31 8 7 5 11 6

MADISON 33 9 4 5 15 9

MARIES 17 6 6 4 8 4

DISABLED/

BLINDCHILDREN PARENTS ELDERLY

PREGNANT

WOMEN WHS



Average Monthly Approvals of Persons

COUNTY

DISABLED/

BLINDCHILDREN PARENTS ELDERLY

PREGNANT

WOMEN WHS

MARION 71 15 13 12 31 15

MERCER 7 2 2 1 2 3

MILLER 61 16 13 10 24 10

MISSISSIPPI 42 16 9 8 19 9

MONITEAU 32 8 6 4 9 5

MONROE 19 3 4 3 7 4

MONTGOMERY 22 6 5 5 11 7

MORGAN 49 13 8 8 21 12

NEW MADRID 58 18 11 9 28 12

NEWTON 138 32 28 17 44 24

NODAWAY 28 7 7 4 11 7

OREGON 35 10 9 6 13 6

OSAGE 17 4 3 3 7 4

OZARK 23 6 6 5 12 8

PEMISCOT 68 26 14 12 36 12

PERRY 32 9 7 6 11 5

PETTIS 130 34 24 16 41 15

PHELPS 97 30 18 15 41 15

PIKE 38 12 9 7 12 6

PLATTE 124 29 24 15 28 15

POLK 70 19 13 10 28 11

PULASKI 80 22 16 11 25 8

PUTNAM 8 3 3 1 3 3

RALLS 18 4 3 3 6 2

RANDOLPH 54 19 12 10 29 12

RAY 38 13 8 6 16 7

REYNOLDS 14 5 3 4 8 4

RIPLEY 47 17 8 7 19 8

ST CHARLES 347 87 72 66 101 45

ST CLAIR 21 5 3 4 9 5

ST FRANCOIS 163 58 57 27 73 27

STE GENEVIEVE 32 11 11 4 13 6

ST LOUIS COUNTY 1,538 406 301 371 548 287

SALINE 56 17 12 8 17 9

SCHUYLER 10 4 2 2 3 2

SCOTLAND 8 2 2 2 2 2

SCOTT 115 36 23 19 51 19

SHANNON 23 9 5 5 9 5

SHELBY 13 4 4 3 4 3

STODDARD 69 21 18 13 33 13

STONE 78 19 12 10 22 9

SULLIVAN 15 4 3 3 6 2

TANEY 149 33 30 28 49 20

TEXAS 68 20 12 8 25 13

VERNON 53 15 10 8 23 8

WARREN 61 20 11 10 23 5

WASHINGTON 62 27 15 13 33 11

WAYNE 29 12 6 7 19 10

WEBSTER 89 21 16 13 27 11

WORTH 4 2 1 1 2 1

WRIGHT 52 18 11 10 23 8

ST LOUIS CITY 918 288 141 255 517 199

UNKNOWN 49 23 7 3 0 0

KC REGION 2,560 643 436 387 839 341

NE REGION 1,205 339 245 212 472 185

NW REGION 884 256 174 136 306 149

SE REGION 1,861 615 407 303 804 331

STL REGION 3,327 940 624 795 1,356 598

SW REGION 2,581 666 517 423 938 381

UNKNOWN 49 23 7 3 0 0

STATEWIDE 12,467 3,482 2,410 2,259 4,715 1,985



Average Monthly Closings of Persons

COUNTY

ADAIR 64 16 10 7 25 8

ANDREW 33 6 4 3 11 7

ATCHISON 9 3 2 2 4 3

AUDRAIN 77 18 11 10 27 8

BARRY 130 32 17 13 37 15

BARTON 46 10 6 5 14 7

BATES 55 13 8 7 15 6

BENTON 70 18 6 9 33 13

BOLLINGER 42 13 6 5 16 6

BOONE 374 89 50 66 124 30

BUCHANAN 371 99 45 35 117 41

BUTLER 204 59 29 24 76 27

CALDWELL 28 6 4 4 8 4

CALLAWAY 129 34 16 17 41 12

CAMDEN 135 30 14 14 29 13

CAPE GIRARDEAU 208 52 30 29 64 21

CARROLL 28 7 3 3 9 2

CARTER 30 7 3 4 9 4

CASS 278 65 28 35 58 31

CEDAR 48 15 7 5 18 8

CHARITON 17 4 3 3 6 4

CHRISTIAN 241 44 28 32 47 17

CLARK 25 7 4 2 6 4

CLAY 500 115 61 68 98 45

CLINTON 55 11 7 7 11 7

COLE 198 53 25 31 65 19

COOPER 47 11 6 7 16 6

CRAWFORD 103 29 12 13 35 13

DADE 20 5 2 3 8 3

DALLAS 62 15 7 8 21 8

DAVIESS 26 6 4 4 5 3

DE KALB 22 6 3 2 8 4

DENT 54 14 8 8 23 8

DOUGLAS 50 11 6 6 15 7

DUNKLIN 196 56 23 23 75 31

FRANKLIN 277 71 35 34 81 24

GASCONADE 38 9 5 5 12 8

GENTRY 19 2 3 3 5 3

GREENE 893 202 121 153 276 84

GRUNDY 37 9 6 6 10 7

HARRISON 38 6 5 3 11 7

HENRY 75 22 10 8 30 9

HICKORY 27 6 2 2 12 5

HOLT 13 2 2 2 3 2

HOWARD 24 6 4 4 8 5

HOWELL 196 43 26 20 63 26

IRON 39 12 4 5 17 7

JACKSON 2,437 578 261 313 656 258

JASPER 443 97 58 53 126 43

JEFFERSON 525 138 72 77 137 45

JOHNSON 128 31 15 18 34 12

KNOX 12 3 3 1 3 2

LACLEDE 147 36 21 17 45 16

LAFAYETTE 106 24 12 12 30 12

LAWRENCE 130 33 18 17 36 17

LEWIS 30 5 3 3 8 6

LINCOLN 148 44 20 21 47 15

LINN 38 9 6 4 17 8

LIVINGSTON 49 12 5 6 16 7

MCDONALD 121 22 11 7 25 12

MACON 41 10 6 6 12 7

MADISON 45 13 5 5 18 9

MARIES 29 5 4 4 8 5

ELDERLY

PREGNANT DISABLED/

CHILDREN PARENTS WOMEN WHS BLIND



Average Monthly Closings of Persons

COUNTY ELDERLY

PREGNANT DISABLED/

CHILDREN PARENTS WOMEN WHS BLIND

MARION 103 22 13 14 42 18

MERCER 9 3 2 2 3 2

MILLER 88 22 12 10 24 9

MISSISSIPPI 69 18 10 10 23 11

MONITEAU 48 10 5 4 12 5

MONROE 24 4 3 4 7 5

MONTGOMERY 38 11 5 5 12 8

MORGAN 68 16 9 8 22 9

NEW MADRID 82 22 10 11 31 14

NEWTON 210 41 24 18 54 31

NODAWAY 42 6 7 4 12 6

OREGON 54 13 7 6 16 7

OSAGE 25 5 4 3 9 4

OZARK 32 7 4 4 13 10

PEMISCOT 108 33 14 11 40 16

PERRY 44 11 7 4 14 6

PETTIS 197 42 21 24 47 18

PHELPS 136 34 16 17 47 18

PIKE 62 16 8 7 15 7

PLATTE 164 31 19 18 27 14

POLK 111 25 13 11 41 11

PULASKI 117 31 14 11 31 10

PUTNAM 12 3 2 2 5 3

RALLS 27 6 3 3 8 3

RANDOLPH 90 26 11 11 28 11

RAY 63 18 8 8 17 8

REYNOLDS 24 6 3 4 12 5

RIPLEY 74 24 9 8 27 9

ST CHARLES 539 113 67 81 120 48

ST CLAIR 29 7 4 4 13 5

ST FRANCOIS 254 72 29 36 81 27

STE GENEVIEVE 41 11 5 6 14 4

ST LOUIS COUNTY 2,184 521 266 383 616 288

SALINE 80 24 9 11 27 10

SCHUYLER 12 4 3 3 3 4

SCOTLAND 12 3 2 2 3 3

SCOTT 162 45 24 22 57 22

SHANNON 34 11 4 5 12 5

SHELBY 19 3 2 4 5 4

STODDARD 111 27 15 15 45 17

STONE 108 21 13 13 28 12

SULLIVAN 26 6 4 2 8 4

TANEY 221 42 29 36 54 19

TEXAS 93 22 12 11 31 14

VERNON 77 17 12 9 31 9

WARREN 85 24 11 14 24 6

WASHINGTON 104 35 16 17 41 13

WAYNE 59 14 7 10 24 11

WEBSTER 118 29 17 15 29 11

WORTH 5 2 1 1 2 1

WRIGHT 84 24 10 12 31 10

ST LOUIS CITY 1,302 424 170 253 551 189

UNKNOWN 277 0 1 3 2 0

KC REGION 3,527 835 393 439 917 369

NE REGION 1,705 428 227 247 546 202

NW REGION 1,350 312 165 173 364 170

SE REGION 2,796 756 362 356 981 376

STL REGION 4,827 1,267 610 828 1,505 594

SW REGION 3,755 838 479 487 1,096 409

UNKNOWN 277 0 1 3 2 0

STATEWIDE 18,237 4,436 2,237 2,533 5,411 2,120


FOOD STAMPS

Figure 5. Food Stamps

Average Monthly Caseload Fiscal Years 2010 - 2014

Figure 6. Food Stamps

Annual Benefits Issued Fiscal Years 2010 - 2014

398,979

429,633

441,440 439,815

413,571

275,000

300,000

325,000

350,000

375,000

400,000

425,000

450,000

475,000

FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014

HO

US

EH

OLD

S

$1,332,799,994

$1,427,805,067 $1,460,733,864

$1,443,295,891

$1,284,367,237

$750,000,000

$850,000,000

$950,000,000

$1,050,000,000

$1,150,000,000

$1,250,000,000

$1,350,000,000

$1,450,000,000

$1,550,000,000

FY 2010 FY 2011 FY 2012 FY 2013 FY 2014

PA

YM

EN

TS


Table 21. Food Stamps

Average Monthly Applications, Approvals and Rejections

COUNTY

ADAIR 208 191 146 76.4% 45 23.6%

ANDREW 81 74 51 68.9% 23 31.1%

ATCHISON 29 27 19 70.4% 8 29.6%

AUDRAIN 221 208 139 66.8% 69 33.2%

BARRY 357 322 252 78.3% 70 21.7%

BARTON 101 93 70 75.3% 23 24.7%

BATES 145 131 99 75.6% 32 24.4%

BENTON 178 165 120 72.7% 45 27.3%

BOLLINGER 116 105 79 75.2% 26 24.8%

BOONE 1,303 1,237 831 67.2% 406 32.8%

BUCHANAN 1,054 985 702 71.3% 283 28.7%

BUTLER 563 516 390 75.6% 126 24.4%

CALDWELL 58 53 40 75.5% 13 24.5%

CALLAWAY 343 314 213 67.8% 101 32.2%

CAMDEN 344 317 241 76.0% 76 24.0%

CAPE GIRARDEAU 638 603 425 70.5% 178 29.5%

CARROLL 66 64 49 76.6% 15 23.4%

CARTER 77 69 54 78.3% 15 21.7%

CASS 648 588 446 75.9% 142 24.1%

CEDAR 143 126 107 84.9% 19 15.1%

CHARITON 46 41 34 82.9% 7 17.1%

CHRISTIAN 470 431 293 68.0% 138 32.0%

CLARK 42 38 30 78.9% 8 21.1%

CLAY 1,284 1,198 844 70.5% 354 29.5%

CLINTON 129 116 83 71.6% 33 28.4%

COLE 584 538 370 68.8% 168 31.2%

COOPER 136 127 98 77.2% 29 22.8%

CRAWFORD 270 250 190 76.0% 60 24.0%

DADE 56 53 40 75.5% 13 24.5%

DALLAS 150 139 107 77.0% 32 23.0%

DAVIESS 52 47 35 74.5% 12 25.5%

DE KALB 56 53 38 71.7% 15 28.3%

DENT 165 151 117 77.5% 34 22.5%

DOUGLAS 138 125 102 81.6% 23 18.4%

DUNKLIN 590 535 404 75.5% 131 24.5%

FRANKLIN 703 668 431 64.5% 237 35.5%

GASCONADE 92 84 64 76.2% 20 23.8%

GENTRY 43 40 28 70.0% 12 30.0%

GREENE 2,558 2,350 1,629 69.3% 721 30.7%

GRUNDY 87 78 56 71.8% 22 28.2%

HARRISON 76 69 53 76.8% 16 23.2%

HENRY 233 214 165 77.1% 49 22.9%

HICKORY 79 72 52 72.2% 20 27.8%

HOLT 27 24 18 75.0% 6 25.0%

HOWARD 70 63 49 77.8% 14 22.2%

HOWELL 477 434 319 73.5% 115 26.5%

IRON 131 118 93 78.8% 25 21.2%

JACKSON 7,709 7,250 5,235 72.2% 2,015 27.8%

JASPER 1,229 1,135 829 73.0% 306 27.0%

JEFFERSON 1,592 1,486 1,127 75.8% 359 24.2%

JOHNSON 358 331 238 71.9% 93 28.1%

KNOX 22 20 15 75.0% 5 25.0%

LACLEDE 403 371 261 70.4% 110 29.6%

LAFAYETTE 243 219 164 74.9% 55 25.1%

LAWRENCE 376 328 262 79.9% 66 20.1%

LEWIS 60 55 36 65.5% 19 34.5%

LINCOLN 444 391 296 75.7% 95 24.3%

LINN 106 87 64 73.6% 23 26.4%

LIVINGSTON 112 101 69 68.3% 32 31.7%

MCDONALD 220 205 145 70.7% 60 29.3%

MACON 112 100 82 82.0% 18 18.0%

MADISON 144 128 102 79.7% 26 20.3%

REJECTED

APPLICATIONS APPLICATIONS APPLICATIONS PERCENT APPLICATIONS PERCENT

RECEIVED RESOLVED APPROVED APPROVED REJECTED



Average Monthly Applications, Approvals and Rejections

COUNTY REJECTED

APPLICATIONS APPLICATIONS APPLICATIONS PERCENT APPLICATIONS PERCENT

RECEIVED RESOLVED APPROVED APPROVED REJECTED

MARIES 58 53 41 77.4% 12 22.6%

MARION 273 254 184 72.4% 70 27.6%

MERCER 18 16 11 68.8% 5 31.3%

MILLER 246 223 171 76.7% 52 23.3%

MISSISSIPPI 240 220 172 78.2% 48 21.8%

MONITEAU 92 87 58 66.7% 29 33.3%

MONROE 57 52 38 73.1% 14 26.9%

MONTGOMERY 104 91 71 78.0% 20 22.0%

MORGAN 205 181 140 77.3% 41 22.7%

NEW MADRID 271 254 194 76.4% 60 23.6%

NEWTON 467 433 306 70.7% 127 29.3%

NODAWAY 111 103 72 69.9% 31 30.1%

OREGON 132 115 96 83.5% 19 16.5%

OSAGE 51 49 32 65.3% 17 34.7%

OZARK 97 88 70 79.5% 18 20.5%

PEMISCOT 352 320 247 77.2% 73 22.8%

PERRY 119 112 75 67.0% 37 33.0%

PETTIS 477 423 321 75.9% 102 24.1%

PHELPS 387 359 268 74.7% 91 25.3%

PIKE 144 124 97 78.2% 27 21.8%

PLATTE 370 355 239 67.3% 116 32.7%

POLK 274 251 190 75.7% 61 24.3%

PULASKI 344 329 205 62.3% 124 37.7%

PUTNAM 30 26 18 69.2% 8 30.8%

RALLS 53 49 32 65.3% 17 34.7%

RANDOLPH 267 237 189 79.7% 48 20.3%

RAY 176 158 117 74.1% 41 25.9%

REYNOLDS 70 64 51 79.7% 13 20.3%

RIPLEY 219 194 160 82.5% 34 17.5%

ST CHARLES 1,332 1,249 841 67.3% 408 32.7%

ST CLAIR 85 75 58 77.3% 17 22.7%

ST FRANCOIS 786 708 566 79.9% 142 20.1%

STE GENEVIEVE 117 107 82 76.6% 25 23.4%

ST LOUIS COUNTY 7,623 7,104 4,768 67.1% 2,336 32.9%

SALINE 206 187 141 75.4% 46 24.6%

SCHUYLER 33 29 21 72.4% 8 27.6%

SCOTLAND 23 21 16 76.2% 5 23.8%

SCOTT 524 491 368 74.9% 123 25.1%

SHANNON 93 84 69 82.1% 15 17.9%

SHELBY 37 33 25 75.8% 8 24.2%

STODDARD 282 262 199 76.0% 63 24.0%

STONE 237 221 150 67.9% 71 32.1%

SULLIVAN 58 51 40 78.4% 11 21.6%

TANEY 640 577 395 68.5% 182 31.5%

TEXAS 238 216 162 75.0% 54 25.0%

VERNON 211 184 139 75.5% 45 24.5%

WARREN 259 226 181 80.1% 45 19.9%

WASHINGTON 358 320 270 84.4% 50 15.6%

WAYNE 162 148 116 78.4% 32 21.6%

WEBSTER 267 242 187 77.3% 55 22.7%

WORTH 12 11 8 72.7% 3 27.3%

WRIGHT 225 198 159 80.3% 39 19.7%

ST LOUIS CITY 6,847 6,452 5,102 79.1% 1,350 20.9%

KC REGION 10,554 9,915 7,109 71.7% 2,806 28.3%

NE REGION 4,894 4,491 3,215 71.6% 1,276 28.4%

NW REGION 3,304 2,987 2,222 74.4% 765 25.6%

SE REGION 8,148 7,463 5,673 76.0% 1,790 24.0%

STL REGION 18,097 16,959 12,269 72.3% 4,690 27.7%

SW REGION 9,909 9,052 6,580 72.7% 2,472 27.3%

STATEWIDE 54,906 50,867 37,068 72.9% 13,799 27.1%



Average Monthly Caseload and Annual Benefits Issued

COUNTY

ADAIR 1,522 3,227 $4,291,138 $235 $111

ANDREW 601 1,374 $1,903,120 $264 $115

ATCHISON 211 437 $535,857 $212 $102

AUDRAIN 1,487 3,305 $4,764,541 $267 $120

BARRY 2,803 6,657 $9,273,309 $276 $116

BARTON 852 1,984 $2,712,071 $265 $114

BATES 1,039 2,401 $3,187,751 $256 $111

BENTON 1,545 3,206 $4,391,357 $237 $114

BOLLINGER 1,068 2,454 $3,283,747 $256 $112

BOONE 8,662 17,868 $27,038,410 $260 $126

BUCHANAN 7,616 16,399 $24,374,138 $267 $124

BUTLER 4,893 10,094 $13,728,592 $234 $113

CALDWELL 454 1,027 $1,408,696 $259 $114

CALLAWAY 2,368 5,374 $7,799,778 $274 $121

CAMDEN 2,517 5,784 $8,162,725 $270 $118

CAPE GIRARDEAU 4,842 10,174 $14,774,713 $254 $121

CARROLL 576 1,297 $1,762,812 $255 $113

CARTER 685 1,472 $1,797,513 $219 $102

CASS 4,546 10,576 $15,332,446 $281 $121

CEDAR 1,294 2,862 $3,750,222 $242 $109

CHARITON 391 915 $1,208,033 $257 $110

CHRISTIAN 3,425 8,468 $11,425,181 $278 $112

CLARK 375 866 $1,089,094 $242 $105

CLAY 8,959 20,833 $30,275,924 $282 $121

CLINTON 905 2,143 $2,993,028 $276 $116

COLE 3,880 8,523 $12,673,016 $272 $124

COOPER 1,112 2,426 $3,225,137 $242 $111

CRAWFORD 2,236 5,003 $6,990,806 $261 $116

DADE 496 1,163 $1,496,177 $251 $107

DALLAS 1,353 3,008 $4,111,442 $253 $114

DAVIESS 414 1,059 $1,364,021 $275 $107

DE KALB 468 1,043 $1,354,951 $241 $108

DENT 1,575 3,445 $4,633,497 $245 $112

DOUGLAS 1,252 2,906 $3,806,478 $253 $109

DUNKLIN 4,696 9,660 $13,560,343 $241 $117

FRANKLIN 5,060 11,804 $17,012,804 $280 $120

GASCONADE 800 1,855 $2,479,189 $258 $111

GENTRY 298 725 $925,199 $259 $106

GREENE 19,158 40,195 $58,268,309 $253 $121

GRUNDY 655 1,428 $1,813,365 $231 $106

HARRISON 578 1,351 $1,712,375 $247 $106

HENRY 1,886 3,992 $5,385,066 $238 $112

HICKORY 690 1,389 $1,825,595 $220 $110

HOLT 188 445 $578,054 $256 $108

HOWARD 562 1,272 $1,667,558 $247 $109

HOWELL 3,752 8,553 $11,630,824 $258 $113

IRON 1,155 2,424 $3,183,708 $230 $109

JACKSON 54,546 114,004 $174,086,293 $266 $127

JASPER 9,403 20,756 $29,759,193 $264 $119

JEFFERSON 11,787 25,812 $38,184,908 $270 $123

JOHNSON 2,399 5,203 $7,674,242 $267 $123

KNOX 169 374 $475,488 $234 $106

LACLEDE 2,957 6,892 $9,492,457 $268 $115

LAFAYETTE 1,788 4,105 $5,703,751 $266 $116

LAWRENCE 2,874 6,772 $9,443,353 $274 $116

LEWIS 451 1,002 $1,279,208 $236 $106

LINCOLN 3,281 7,774 $11,359,939 $289 $122

LINN 822 1,798 $2,325,754 $236 $108

LIVINGSTON 807 1,741 $2,345,105 $242 $112

MCDONALD 1,631 4,113 $5,626,909 $287 $114

MACON 920 2,177 $2,869,147 $260 $110

MADISON 1,233 2,659 $3,531,381 $239 $111

RECEIVING RECEIVING ISSUED PER HOUSHOLD PER PERSON

HOUSEHOLDS PERSONS ANNUAL BENEFITS AVERAGE MONTHLY AVERAGE MONTHLY



Average Monthly Caseload and Annual Benefits Issued

COUNTY RECEIVING RECEIVING ISSUED PER HOUSHOLD PER PERSON

HOUSEHOLDS PERSONS ANNUAL BENEFITS AVERAGE MONTHLY AVERAGE MONTHLY

MARIES 483 1,112 $1,529,526 $264 $115

MARION 2,196 4,766 $6,421,970 $244 $112

MERCER 142 342 $396,123 $232 $97

MILLER 1,856 4,404 $5,928,313 $266 $112

MISSISSIPPI 2,008 3,995 $5,600,179 $232 $117

MONITEAU 649 1,579 $2,196,775 $282 $116

MONROE 435 962 $1,235,620 $237 $107

MONTGOMERY 865 1,919 $2,692,211 $259 $117

MORGAN 1,657 3,721 $5,059,134 $254 $113

NEW MADRID 2,324 4,623 $6,196,525 $222 $112

NEWTON 3,404 8,295 $11,228,731 $275 $113

NODAWAY 699 1,554 $2,006,305 $239 $108

OREGON 1,197 2,635 $3,440,899 $240 $109

OSAGE 376 870 $1,193,878 $265 $114

OZARK 864 1,906 $2,482,742 $239 $109

PEMISCOT 2,929 6,013 $8,244,890 $235 $114

PERRY 917 2,064 $2,819,925 $256 $114

PETTIS 3,254 7,288 $10,230,883 $262 $117

PHELPS 3,027 6,544 $9,274,298 $255 $118

PIKE 1,163 2,568 $3,390,191 $243 $110

PLATTE 2,315 5,511 $8,257,542 $297 $125

POLK 2,362 5,565 $7,559,766 $267 $113

PULASKI 2,429 5,540 $8,004,273 $275 $120

PUTNAM 248 532 $659,898 $222 $103

RALLS 404 955 $1,321,450 $273 $115

RANDOLPH 2,222 4,805 $6,502,307 $244 $113

RAY 1,202 2,779 $3,901,430 $270 $117

REYNOLDS 639 1,351 $1,729,283 $226 $107

RIPLEY 1,922 3,979 $5,449,663 $236 $114

ST CHARLES 8,807 19,968 $29,974,789 $284 $125

ST CLAIR 798 1,660 $2,222,922 $232 $112

ST FRANCOIS 6,233 13,108 $18,317,907 $245 $116

STE GENEVIEVE 857 1,938 $2,629,859 $256 $113

ST LOUIS COUNTY 53,606 112,322 $171,349,280 $266 $127

SALINE 1,664 3,634 $4,959,123 $248 $114

SCHUYLER 247 561 $727,206 $245 $108

SCOTLAND 202 463 $533,416 $220 $96

SCOTT 4,348 9,010 $12,772,866 $245 $118

SHANNON 920 1,993 $2,560,242 $232 $107

SHELBY 314 756 $943,065 $250 $104

STODDARD 2,685 5,474 $7,181,065 $223 $109

STONE 1,757 4,207 $5,753,208 $273 $114

SULLIVAN 434 945 $1,285,154 $247 $113

TANEY 3,935 8,806 $12,211,082 $259 $116

TEXAS 1,960 4,397 $5,927,783 $252 $112

VERNON 1,639 3,489 $4,617,267 $235 $110

WARREN 2,105 4,873 $7,107,434 $281 $122

WASHINGTON 3,289 7,103 $9,898,835 $251 $116

WAYNE 1,502 3,186 $4,141,564 $230 $108

WEBSTER 2,137 5,234 $7,154,524 $279 $114

WORTH 93 190 $227,951 $204 $100

WRIGHT 2,042 4,666 $6,372,786 $260 $114

ST LOUIS CITY 56,841 102,914 $165,423,941 $243 $134

KC REGION 74,505 159,164 $240,251,968 $269 $126

NE REGION 35,655 78,694 $112,052,029 $262 $119

NW REGION 23,880 53,940 $74,574,742 $260 $115

SE REGION 67,846 144,669 $199,207,492 $245 $115

STL REGION 136,101 272,820 $421,945,722 $258 $129

SW REGION 75,584 169,835 $236,335,284 $261 $116

STATEWIDE 413,571 879,122 $1,284,367,237 $259 $122


Figure 7. Representative Missouri Food Stamp Characteristics

June 2014

56%

17% 14%

8% 5%

None One Two Three Four ormore

Children Receiving Benefits Per Case

Average # of individuals receiving per case: 0.9 children 1.2 adults 2.1 persons

Other/ Unknown

6%

White 64%

Black 30%

Race of Individuals Receiving Benefits

29%

23%

17% 17%

8%

4% 2%

Under30

30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79 80 andolder


Age of Adults Receiving Benefits

38%

46%

16%

5 and under 6 - 13 14+

Age of Children Receiving Benefits


32%

49%

16%

3%

Less than highschool

High schoolgrad/GED

More than highschool

Unknown

Education of Adults Receiving Benefits

Average Education: 11.5 years

Female 62%

Male 38%

Sex of Adults Receiving Benefits


Table 23. Food Distribution Program

Categorical Breakdown of Program Activities

RECIPIENT GROUP

CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS 0 0 $0

SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN 151 58,985 $58,873

THE EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM(FOOD BANKS/FOOD PANTRIES/HOMELESS SHELTERS/SOUP KITCHENS/DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTERS) 362 205,539 $9,518,806

DISASTER RELIEF 0 0 $0

TOTAL 513 264,524 $9,577,679

NUMBER OF MONTHLY ANNUALAGENCIES PARTICIPANTS COMMODITY VALUE


REHABILITATION SERVICESFOR THE BLIND

Table 24. Rehabilitation Services for the Blind

Active Vocational Rehabilitation Cases and Case Closings

REPORTED ON LATEST FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR AVAILABLE

ACTIVE CASES AT THE BEGINNING OF FFY 2013 1,538

CASES ACCEPTED FOR SERVICE 436

TOTAL ACTIVE CASELOAD 1,974

TOTAL CASES CLOSED 548

PLACED IN EMPLOYMENT 270

CLOSED OTHER REASONS - BEFORE REHABILITATION PLAN INITIATED 100

CLOSED OTHER REASONS - AFTER REHABILITATION PLAN INITIATED 77

TOTAL ACTIVE CASES AT THE END OF FFY 2013 1,427


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