QUARTERLY STATISTICAL DATA OF PUBLIC ASSISTANCE FAMILIES IN THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA

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1 QUARTERLY STATISTICAL DATA OF PUBLIC ASSISTANCE FAMILIES IN THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA October, 26 Robert Menicocci Director Social Services Agency Prepared by Data Analysis, Program Integrity & Research Decision Support & Research Section

2 Introduction The enclosed statistical report represents individuals and families who receive public assistance in the County of Santa Clara as of October, 26. In August, 26, the seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate for Santa Clara County stood at 3.9%, California at 5.5%, and national at 4.9%. * Trends There has been an overall increase of 7.6% cases in comparison from October, 25 to October, 26. CalWORKs is down 6.9% CalFresh is down 5.9% Medi-Cal is up 3.% General Assistance is down 2.7% Refugee Cash Assistance is down 4.8% CAPI is up 8.9% Foster Care is down.3% * Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics Oct, 26 Quarterly Statistical Report Page 2 of 9

3 CalWORKs Exempt and Eligible for Employment Services Page A.3 contains the information of the CalWORKs pool eligible for CalWORKs Employment Services by City. The categories are: Required Participants of Welfare-to-Work, -Parent Households, 2-Parent Households, All Other Households, TANF Timed-Out, CW Timed-Out (Safety Net), CalWORKs, Child-Only, and Aided Adults With Child(ren) Under Year of Age. They are defined below. As can be seen on Page A.3, the total CalWORKs caseload as of October, 26 is 7,77. Out of this population, 67.3% (5,23) are not required to enroll in employment services as they are child-only cases and cases with child younger than. 32.7% (2,54) are required to enroll in employment services and participate in a Welfare-to- Work Plan. However, this population can be higher if and when: an exempted aided-adult who has a child under age volunteers for employment services both parents in a 2-Parent household case are required to participate to meet the federal participation rate other exempted cases became non-exempt, or if the sanctioned adult in the child-only case entered into compliance (cured) GLOSSARY OF TERMS To better understand the many economic assistance services that are provided by Santa Clara County Social Services Agency a glossary of terms is provided. Snapshot of CalWORKs Exempt and Eligible for Employment Services A count of active households on CalWORKs cash aid by city by the following categories: -Parent Household CalWORKs The Zero Parent household is an active case that typically consists of at least one child who are receiving cash assistance whose parent(s) and/or caretaker relative are excluded from, or not eligible for, any cash aid. 2 Parent Household CalWORKs Two Parent households typically consists of a mother and father, with the primary wage earner being unemployed. For a family of four, they receive benefits up to $8 ($89, if unemployable). Oct, 26 Quarterly Statistical Report Page 3 of 9

4 All Other Households (-Parent) CalWORKs All Other Households are typically made up of a single mother and at least one child. They receive grants up to $542 ($66, if mother is unemployable). Adjustments to the grant amounts are generally reviewed once a year. The CalFresh allotment is also reviewed and increases slightly in October, the beginning of the federal fiscal year. TANF Timed-Out An extension of CalWORKs assistance to adult recipients beyond the 48- month time limit due to differing implementation dates of TANF and the CalWORKs program. CalWORKs Timed-Out (Safety Net) The CalWORKs program that entitles eligible children to remain on aid after the parent(s), aided non-parent caretaker relative, or aided stepparents have been discontinued from the budget due to the 48-month CalWORKs time limit. The adult recipient is removed from the Assistance Unit once the 48-months of CalWORKs is reached. Not Eligible/Exempt From Employment Services A count by city of CalWORKs cases where there is no adult receiving cash aid and aid is provided only for the children. These cases occur when a relative is taking care of the children while the parent is away, when a parent has been sanctioned for Employment Services non-participation, non needy caretakers, or when the parent is not eligible for cash aid or to work. The adjacent column shows the count, by city, of cases where there is an adult in the case, and the parent is exempt from participation from CalWORKs Employment Services because the child is less than one year of age. Adults in that category may choose to volunteer for Employment Services. Net Required to Participate in Welfare to Work Plan This column shows, by city, the net result of factoring the active CalWORKs cases, minus the CalWORKs cases where they are either not eligible, or exempt from Employment Services participation. This column is the pool of CalWORKs cases that must participate in an activity and they are used to determine the federal participation rate. Oct, 26 Quarterly Statistical Report Page 4 of 9

5 Individuals and on Public Assistance In Santa Clara County By City. CalWORKs - recipients of TANF cash aid, formerly known as Aid to Families with Dependent Children. Note that all recipients of CalWORKs receive Medi-Cal and CalFresh except certain non-citizen adults who are not eligible for CalFresh. A. B. C. D. E. -Parent A zero-parent household is typically made up of at least one child who receives cash assistance but the ineligible parent(s) or non-needy relative caretaker does not. 2-Parent A two-parent household is typically a mother and father, with the primary wage earner being unemployed. They have at least one child. All Other (-Parent) Typically a one-parent household made up of a single mother and at least one child. (Older versions of this report referred to - Parent Households. The organization of data in the CalWIN system prompted this terminology change.) TANF Timed-Out Benefits to the adult recipients of CalWORKs assistance which are extended beyond the TANF 48-month time limit due to the differing implementation dates. CalWORKs Timed-Out (Safety Net) Benefits to the eligible aided children in cases where the adult recipients of CalWORKs have been discontinued from the budget due to the 48-month CalWORKs time limit. 2. Medi-Cal - Recipients of California s version of the federal Medicaid program. There are over 3 Medi-Cal programs in California (and growing) based on eligibility of different criteria such as age, poverty level, pregnancy status, income level, and assets. These individuals are eligible for either restricted or unrestricted medical coverage. They can be employed, unemployed, disabled or with limited assets. Medical coverage varies from the children only, specific adult, or the whole family. This report shows just those who are eligible, and not necessarily whether they are using their medical coverage to its full capacity. A. MAGI (Modified Adjusted Gross Income) Medi-Cal - Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) effective January, 24, Medi-cal eligibility is expanded to include the non-disabled, non-elderly, childless adult population up to 38% FPL. These beneficiaries household income is determined using Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) methodology, based on the household s income tax returns with certain adjustments as defined by IRS. The household is generally defined as the tax filing unit, including anyone claimed as a dependent. There is no asset test for MAGI households and undocumented individuals are not eligible. Oct, 26 Quarterly Statistical Report Page 5 of 9

6 B. Non-MAGI (Non-Modified Adjusted Gross Income) Medi-Cal - The non-magi Medi-Cal population includes the elderly, disabled, long-term care, and individuals deemed eligible for Medi-Cal as a result of other programs such as CalWORKs or foster care. Some groups of individuals, ineligible under MAGI rules may be evaluated for non-magi Medi-Cal or Covered California. Non- MAGI are still subject to the asset test. Some individuals pay a portion of the costs, and some do not, depending on income and assets. Undocumented individuals remain eligible for emergency and restricted-scope Medi-Cal. C. LTC - Long Term Care - These beneficiaries could be elderly, blind or disabled who are in long term care facilities. Some individuals pay a portion of the costs, and some do not, depending on income and assets. 3. General Assistance - General Assistance Program. These individuals are recipients of the county s general relief program. They are single adults or couples without children who are not eligible for other forms of cash aid. The average grant amount is $9. 4. CAPI - Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants In the summer of 2, Santa Clara County took over the administration of the CAPI program for county residents. These clients are immigrants, who are aged, 65 or older, disabled, or blind, and do not qualify for SSI Disability benefits due to their immigration status. 5. CalFresh - CalFresh is a federal supplemental nutrition program to assists low income individuals, families and households to purchase nutritional food. There are eligibility requirements to receive CalFresh benefits, and the benefit amount is determined on the family size and financial need. The count includes Transitional CalFresh cases. These are CalFresh households who lose CalWORKs cash assistance and eligible to receive Transitional CalFresh benefits for up to five months with certain exceptions. 6. Refugee Cash Assistance - This is a federal cash assistance program for certain refugee/asylees that are not CalWORKs eligible. 7. Other Some individuals receive one-time payments that fall under such miscellaneous categories as court-ordered CalWORKs issuance payments for transportation, some child care, and other supplemental support. Also included in this category are Adoptions, Kin-Gap, Expedited CalFresh, Immediate Needs, and Diversion cases. Oct, 26 Quarterly Statistical Report Page 6 of 9

7 Revisions In This Report Individuals receiving medical coverage under APTC program are not beneficiaries under Medi- Cal public assistance program and hence are excluded from the Medi-Cal individual counts. Demographic Information by Program The demographic information breaks out the ethnicity, language, gender, immigration status, country of origin, number of countries of origin for clients, and age group of individuals receiving public assistance at the county level. Note that these counts include both children and adults. We have enclosed demographic information on the following programs: CalWORKs Medi-Cal General Assistance Food Stamps Only Foster Care Cash Aid Refugee Cash Assistance Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants (CAPI) Table Listings Page Description A. Public Assistance By City A.2 Individuals Receiving Public Assistance By City A.3 A Snapshot of CalWORKs Exempt and Eligible For Employment Services A.4 CalWORKs Demographics - By Ethnicity A.5 CalWORKs Adults Demographics - By Ethnicity. Also, beginning with the October 26 reports, we include the counts excluding those Exempt. A.6 CalWORKs Demographics - By Language A.7 CalWORKs Adults Demographics By Language. Also, beginning with the October 26 reports, we include the counts excluding those Exempt. Oct, 26 Quarterly Statistical Report Page 7 of 9

8 A.8 A.9 A. CalWORKs Demographics - By Age Group, Immigration Status, Adult-Children, and Gender, top countries of origin, and number of countries served. Medi-Cal Demographics - By Ethnicity, Gender, Language, Age Group, Immigration Status, Adult-Children, top countries of origin, and number of countries served. Note: All recipients who are receiving Medi-Cal are counted, including CalWORKs recipients since they are automatically eligible for Medi-Cal. CalFresh Demographics - By Ethnicity, Gender, Language, Age Group, Immigration Status, Adult-Children, top countries of origin, and number of countries served. A. A.2 A.3 A.4 A.5 A.6 A.7 A.8 A.9 Foster Care Cash Aid Demographics - By Ethnicity, Gender, Language, Age Group, Immigration Status, Adult-Children, top countries of origin, and number of countries served. General Assistance Demographics - By Ethnicity, Gender, Language, Age Group, Immigration Status, Adult-Children, top countries of origin, and number of countries served. Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants (CAPI) - By Ethnicity, Gender, Language, Age Group, Immigration Status, Adult-Children, top countries of origin, and number of countries served. Refugee Cash Assistance Demographics - By Ethnicity, Gender, Language, Age Group, Immigration Status, Adult-Children, top countries of origin, and number of countries served. CalWORKs Caseload Trends From One Year Ago - Santa Clara County and Its Cities - October, 25 to October, 26. CalWORKs Caseload Trends From One Quarter Ago - Santa Clara County and Its Cities - July, 26 to October, 26. Medi-Cal Caseload Trends From One Year Ago - Santa Clara County and Its Cities - October, 25 to October, 26. Medi-Cal Caseload Trends From One Quarter Ago - Santa Clara County and Its Cities - July, 26 to October, 26. Caseload Trends From One Year Ago - Santa Clara County and Its Cities - CalFresh, Foster Care Cash Aid, General Assistance, and Refugee Cash Assistance Programs October, 25 to October, 26. Oct, 26 Quarterly Statistical Report Page 8 of 9

9 A.2 A.2 A.22 A.23 A.24 Caseload Trends From One Quarter Ago - Santa Clara County and Its Cities - CalFresh, Foster Care Cash Aid, General Assistance, and Refugee Cash Assistance Programs July, 26 to October, 26. Cash Assistance Program For Immigrants (CAPI) Caseload Trends From One Year Ago - Santa Clara County and Its Cities - October, 25 to October, 26. Cash Assistance Program For Immigrants (CAPI) Caseload Trends From One Quarter Ago - Santa Clara County and Its Cities - July, 26 to October, 26. Graphs showing trends since January, 28, by quarter, of CalWORKs, Medi-Cal, CalFresh, Foster Care Cash Aid, General Assistance, and Refugee Cash Assistance. Public Assistance by County Regions (South County, Central County, and North County) -- October, 25 to October, 26. For the purposes of this report, South County Region is defined as the cities of Gilroy, Morgan Hill, San Martin, and some unincorporated areas. Central County Region is defined as the cities of San Jose, Milpitas, Campbell, Los Gatos, Monte Sereno, Saratoga and some unincorporated areas. The North County Region is defined as the cities of Cupertino, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, Mountain View, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, and Palo Alto. A.25 A.26 A.27 Pie Chart and Table of CalWORKs by County Regions (South County, Central County, and North County), as of October, 26. See A.24 above for definition of regions. Pie Chart and Table of Medi-Cal by County Regions (South County, Central County, and North County), as of October, 26. See A.24 above for definition of regions. Pie Chart and Table of CalFresh by County Regions (South County, Central County, and North County), as of October, 26. See A.24 above for definition of regions. A.28 A.29 A Snapshot of CalWORKs Exempt & Eligible For Employment Services: Changes from October, 25 to October, 26. A Snapshot of CalWORKs Exempt & Eligible For Employment Services: Changes from July, 26 to October, 26. Oct, 26 Quarterly Statistical Report Page 9 of 9

10 A. - PUBLIC ASSISTANCE CASES Santa Clara County and Its Cities - as of October, 26 CITY Alviso Campbell Cupertino Gilroy Los Altos/Los Altos Hills Los Gatos Milpitas Morgan Hill Mountain View Palo Alto San Jose San Martin Santa Clara Saratoga Sunnyvale Unincorporated/Monte Sereno Out Of County/Invalid CalWORKs All Other CalWORKs Timed- Foster Care Cash General -Parent 2-Parent (-Parent) TANF Timed-Out Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs Subtotal CalFresh Aid Assistance Pct Pct Pct Pct Pct Pct Pct Pct Pct.3% 2.6% 7.3%.% 6.5% 2.3% 4.2%.% 9.2% 2.6% 6.7% 45.8% 7.5% 8.4% 96.2% 99.7% % % 4.%.3% 2.5%.2% 3.2% 2.3% 266.5% 3.3% 8.5% % 2 5.8% % % 29.% % 3, % % % 2.%.3%.%.2% 2.2% 7.%.2%.% 6.2% 5.2% 2.6% 6.6%.2% 5.4% 29.4% 275.5% 9.9% 2.5% 54.7% 2.9% % 3 2.8% % %, % % 78 2.% 6.9% 3.9% % 2.4% % %, % % 6.6% 48.5% 8 2.3% 36.4% 7.5% 9.7% 8.4%,78 2.2% 9.9% 55.4%.3% 4.2% 6.6%.% 8.6% 39.5% 55.% 8.8% 38.% 2,4 76.4% %, % % 97 7.% 5, % 37,77 7.8% % 3,6 78.% 9.6% 5.5% 5.6% 4.9% 8.6% 5.7% 34.6% 4.4% 7.4% 8 3.4% 3 3.8% 4.4% 7 3.6% 53 4.% % 2,25 4.% % %.% 2.6% 5.2%.% 2.2% 9.% 4.2%.% 8.2% 6 3.4% 2 3.5% % 4 3.% 4 3.2% % 2,9 4.% % %.%.% 6.2%.%.% 7.% 89.2% 5.5%.3% 32.% 2.9% % 6.3% 2.6% 24.6% 647.2% % 29.7% 3,54 % 343 % 2,57 % 467 %,29 % 7,77 % 52,5 %,5 % 3,867 % CITY Alviso Campbell Cupertino Gilroy Los Altos/Los Altos Hills Los Gatos Milpitas Morgan Hill Mountain View Palo Alto San Jose San Martin Santa Clara Saratoga Sunnyvale Unincorporated/Monte Out Of County/Invalid () Duplicated case count -- a case can be active in more than one program. Medi-Cal Refugee Cash MAGI Non-MAGI LTC MC Subtotal CAPI Assistance Other Grand () Pct Pct Pct Pct Pct Pct Pct Pct 25.2% 25.%.% 376.2%.%.%.% 5.2% 2,8.9%,737 2.% % 4,59.9% % 3 5.% 3.2% 5,762.9%,469.%,495.7% 48 2.% 3,2.3% %.% 5.2% 3,359.% 6,7 4.5% 3,47 3.9% 69 3.%,25 4.3% 6.7%.7% % 4, % 593.4% 5.6% 4.8%,35.5% 4.4%.% 7.3%,259.4% 956.6% 59.7% 6 2.7%,67.7% 9.%.% 9.7%,969.6% 5,4 3.3% 3,583 4.% % 8, % % 2 3.4% 33.2%, % 3,49 2.%,82 2.% % 5,5 2.%.%.7% 3.8% 6,629 2.% 3,78 2.5% 2, % 47 2.% 6,3 2.5% %.% 9.7% 7, %,997.3%,6.8% 5 2.3% 3,648.5% %.7% 23.9% 4,35.4% 98,7 65.% 55, %,55 5.% 54, % % % % 23, % 696.5% 35.4% 6.3%,52.4%.%.% 8.7%,446.5% 6,93 4.6% 4,3 4.6% 9 4.8%,69 4.6% 28 3.% 4 6.8% 7 2.7% 3,82 4.5% 62.4% 74.8% 26.%,378.6% 2.3%.7% 4.5%,536.5% 7,44 4.9% 4,462 5.% %,955 5.% %.7% 53 2.% 4, % 296.2%.%.4% 46.2% 2.2%.% 2.% 532.2%,28 6.7% 5,33 6.% % 5, % 2.2% 2 3.4%, % 8,4 5.8% 5,63 % 87,973 % 2,266 % 24,87 % 944 % 59 % 2,662 % 39,692 %

11 A.2 - INDIVIDUALS RECEIVING PUBLIC ASSISTANCE Santa Clara County and Its Cities - as of October, 26 CITY Alviso Campbell Cupertino Gilroy Los Altos/Los Altos Hills Los Gatos Milpitas Morgan Hill Mountain View Palo Alto San Jose San Martin Santa Clara Saratoga Sunnyvale Unincorporated/Monte Out Of County/Invalid CalWORKs All Other CalWORKs Timed- Foster Care Cash General -Parent 2-Parent (-Parent) TANF Timed-Out Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs Subtotal CalFresh Aid Assistance Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct 9.3% 6.5% 2.3%.% 8.3% 53.3% 9.2%.% 9.2% 3.5% 22.7%.8% 26.8% 35.3% 224.3%,592.5% % % 5.% 3.2% 26.4% 2.% 4.% 4.2% 438.4% 3.3% 8.5% 46 8.% % % 4 9.9% 28.5%,58 8.7% 6, % % % 2.% 3.2% 2.% 4.3% 2.% 3.% 5.%.% 6.2% 6.%.9% 36.6% 3.2% 7.3% 63.4% 43.4% 9.9% 2.5% 93.6% % 8 2.9% 44 3.% % % 3,38 3.% % 78 2.% 2.9%.8% 85 3.% % % % 2, % % 6.6% 82.4% % 92.5% 23.6% 2.7% 25.4% 2,34 2.% 9.9% 55.4% 22.4% 4.% 42.7%.%.4% 89.5% 825.8% 8.8% 38.% 4, % 95 7.% 4, %,23 72.%,95 7.2% 2, % 74, % % 3,36 78.% 47.8% 5.2% 42.7% 6.% 5.6% 35.8% 672.7% 4.4% 7.4% 73 3.% % % % % % 4,38 3.9% % %.% 7.5%.2%.% 4.% 22.% 69.2%.% 9.2% 9 3.3% 5 4.% % % % % 4,6 3.9% % %.%.% 3.2%.%.% 4.% 9.% 5.5%.3% 66.% 38 3.% % 2.4% 4.5% 33.7%,87.2% % 29.7% 5,778 %,287 % 6,94 %,42 % 2,675 % 7,355 % 2,92 %,4 % 3,893 % CITY Alviso Campbell Cupertino Gilroy Los Altos/Los Altos Hills Los Gatos Milpitas Morgan Hill Mountain View Palo Alto San Jose San Martin Santa Clara Saratoga Sunnyvale Unincorporated/Monte Out Of County/Invalid Medi-Cal Refugee Cash MAGI Non-MAGI LTC MC Subtotal () CAPI Assistance Other Grand () Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct Indivs Pct 47.2% 88.%.% 658.2%.%.%.% 9.2% 4,739.7% 2,364.9% % 7,57.7% % 3 4.6% 3.2% 9,4.7% 2,43.9% 2,4.6% 48 2.% 4,482.% %.% 5.2% 5,2.9% 3,85 4.9% 5,58 4.4% 69 3.% 9, % 6.7%.5% % 28, % 844.3% 655.5% 4.8%,54.4% 4.4%.% 7.3%,72.3%,58.5% 748.6% 6 2.7% 2,327.6% 9.%.% 9.7% 2,878.5% 9,25 3.3% 5,29 4.% % 4, % % 2 3.% 33.2% 7, % 6,7 2.2% 2, % % 8,96 2.2%.%.5% 3.8% 2,54 2.3% 6, % 3,27 2.5% 47 2.%, % %.% 9.7% 2, % 3,97.% 2,26.7% 5 2.3% 5,274.3% %.5% 23.9% 6,29.2% 88, % 82, %,55 5.% 27, % % % % 363, %,459.5% 579.5% 6.3% 2,44.5%.%.% 8.7% 2,89.5% 2,54 4.5% 5, % 9 4.8% 8,32 4.5% 28 3.% 4 6.2% 7 2.7% 23, % 93.3% 982.8% 26.%,9.5% 2.3%.5% 4.5% 2,38.4% 3,926 5.% 6,372 5.% % 2,377 5.% %.5% 53 2.% 25, % 43.% 38.%.4% 55.% 2.2%.% 2.% 694.% 4,98 5.% 6,548 5.% % 2,5 5.% 2.2% 3 4.6%, % 24,8 4.5% 28,972 % 27,25 % 2,266 % 4,488 % 944 % 65 % 2,665 % 539,37 % () Duplicated individual count -- an individual can be active in more than one program.

12 A.3 - A SNAPSHOT OF CalWORKs EXEMPT & ELIGIBLE FOR EMPLOYMENT SERVICES As of October, 26 CITY -Parent 2-Parent All Other (-Parent) CalWORKs TANF Timed-Out CalWORKs Timed- Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs Not Eligible/Exempt from Employment Services Aided Adult with Child(ren) Child-Only Younger Than Alviso Campbell Cupertino Gilroy Los Altos/Los Altos Hills Los Gatos Milpitas Morgan Hill Mountain View Palo Alto San Jose 2,4 244, ,649 3,6 256 San Martin Santa Clara Saratoga Sunnyvale Unincorporated/Monte Out Of County/Invalid , ,57 467,29 7,77 4, Net Required to Participate in Welfare-to-Work Plan , ,54

13 All Other Households CalWORKs Timed-Out -Parent Household 2-Parent Household (-Parent) TANF Timed-Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs Ethnicity Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Hispanic/Other Hispanic 2,373 2,54 4, ,845,293 3, ,696 5,85 5,253,3 White ,74 Black or African American , Mexican Vietnamese Other Filipino Unknown Iranian Cambodian No Response, Clint Dclnd to St Ethiopian Samoan American Indian Chinese Other Asian Hawaiian Asian Indian Iraqi Korean Afghan Other Pacific Islander Multi race/ethnic categories Puerto Rican Laotian Portuguese Russian Guamanian or Chamorro No Valid Data Reported Pacific Isles Hmong Other East European Pacific Islander Amerasian Armenian Other Asian Pacific Islander Cuban Japanese Alaskan Native 2 2 2,837 2,94 5, ,287 3,89 2,33 6, ,42,32,363 2,675 9,547 7,88 7,355 Note: Other Hispanic Ethnicity added to Hispanic Ethnicity. A.4 - CalWORKs DEMOGRAPHICS - COUNTYWIDE BY ETHNICITY As of October, 26

14 A.5 - CalWORKs ADULTS DEMOGRAPHICS - COUNTYWIDE BY ETHNICITY As of October, 26 All Other Households CalWORKs Timed-Out -Parent Household 2-Parent Household (-Parent) TANF Timed-Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs Ethnicity Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Hispanic ,63 White Mexican Black or African American Vietnamese Other Filipino Unknown No Response, Clint Dclnd to St American Indian Iranian Other Asian Samoan Korean Other Hispanic Ethiopian Asian Indian Chinese Cambodian Iraqi Puerto Rican Other Pacific Islander Russian Afghan Laotian Portuguese Guamanian or Chamorro Hawaiian No Valid Data Reported Cuban 2 Japanese 2 2 Other East European 2 Pacific Islander 2 2 Alaskan Native Armenian Multi race/ethnic categories Pacific Isles , , , ,26 Note: Adults are categorized by using County's individual type NOT by age. Other Hispanic Ethnicity added to Hispanic Ethnicity.

15 A.6 - CalWORKs DEMOGRAPHICS - COUNTYWIDE BY LANGUAGE As of October, 26 All Other Households CalWORKs Timed-Out -Parent Household 2-Parent Household (-Parent) TANF Timed-Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs Language Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male English,54,3 2, ,8 3,234,888 5, ,293,48,25 2,363 6,756 5,259 2,5 Spanish,77,768 3, ,298 2,57 4,455 Vietnamese Farsi Arabic Tagalog Other Non-English Cambodian Amharic Mandarin Korean Russian Somali Ethopian Cantonese Armenian Samoan Tigrigna American Sign Lang Lao Turkish Oromo Bosnian 2 Other Chinese Languages 2 2 French Ilocano Portuguese Romanian Serbo-Croatian 2,837 2,94 5, ,287 3,89 2,33 6, ,42,32,363 2,675 9,547 7,88 7,355

16 A.7 - CalWORKs ADULTS DEMOGRAPHICS - COUNTYWIDE BY LANGUAGE As of October, 26 All Other Households CalWORKs Timed-Out -Parent Household 2-Parent Household (-Parent) TANF Timed-Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs Language Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male English ,668 94, , ,7 Spanish Vietnamese Farsi Tagalog Arabic Other Non-English Korean Amharic Mandarin Russian Cambodian Armenian Ethopian Cantonese Other Chinese Languages 2 2 Tigrigna Turkish 2 2 Bosnian Lao Oromo Portuguese Samoan Somali , , , ,26 Note: Adults are categorized by using County's individual type NOT by age.

17 A.8 - CalWORKs DEMOGRAPHICS As of October, 26 Age Category -Parent Individuals 2-Parent Individuals All Other (-Parent) Individuals TANF Timed-Out Individuals CalWORKs Timed- Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs Individuals Individuals Country of Origin United States Younger Than Vietnam -2 Years of Age ,56 Iran 3-5 Years of Age ,353 Philippines 6- Years of Age,934 9, ,44 Ethiopia -2 Years of Age ,67 Iraq 3-7 Years of Age, ,5 Afghanistan 8-2 Years of Age India 2-59 Years of Age 53 2, ,987 Somalia 6 Years or Older Others 5,778,287 6,94,42 2,675 7,355 Mexico Individuals 6, ,355 Citizenship Status U.S. Citizen Immigrant Refugee Undocumented Amnesty Other Unknown -Parent Individuals 5, ,778 All Other 2-Parent (-Parent) TANF Timed-Out Individuals Individuals Individuals,24 5,849, ,287 6,94,42 CalWORKs Timed- Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs Individuals Individuals 2,656 6, ,675 7,355 Number of Countries Served 6 Adults / Children Number of Adults Number of Children -Parent Individuals 5,777 2-Parent Individuals ,778,287 Note: Adults/Children are categorized by using County's individual type NOT by age. All Other (-Parent) Individuals 2,238 3,956 6,94 CalWORKs Timed- TANF Timed-Out Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs Individuals Individuals Individuals 43 3, ,675 4,39,42 2,675 7,355 Gender Female Male -Parent Individuals 2,837 2,94 2-Parent Individuals All Other (-Parent) Individuals 3,89 2,33 TANF Timed-Out Individuals CalWORKs Timed- Out (Safety Net) Individuals,32,363 CalWORKs Individuals 9,547 7,88 5,778,287 6,94,42 2,675 7,355

18 A.9 - MEDI-CAL DEMOGRAPHICS As of October, 26 Ethnicity Female Male Language Female Male Hispanic/Other Hispanic 86,25 74,54 6,369 English,772 2,89 23,96 Vietnamese 3,992 26,57 57,49 Spanish 62,3 5,764 2,867 White 24,526 23,36 47,662 Vietnamese 24,659 9,543 44,22 Mexican 6,4 2,49 28,53 Mandarin 6,266 4,238,54 Chinese 2,353 9,326 2,679 Tagalog 3,96 2,37 5,233 Filipino 9,55 7,79 6,684 Cantonese 2,454,7 4,54 Other 6,579 5,838 2,47 Other Non-English,9,279 3,9 Black or African American 6,95 6,6 2,2 Farsi,394,26 2,42 Asian Indian 5,694 5,28,722 Korean,5 656,76 Unknown/County Race/Uncoded 5,38 4,793,73 Russian ,587 Other Asian 2,388,974 4,362 Cambodian No Response, Clint Dclnd to St 2,97,869 4,66 Arabic Korean,88,472 3,353 Amharic Iranian,49,56 2,646 Other Chinese Languages Cambodian 89 76,67 Ethopian American Indian ,4 Portuguese Russian ,79 Ilocano Ethiopian Somali Japanese Lao Samoan Samoan Hawaiian Armenian Other Pacific Islander Japanese Puerto Rican Thai Afghan Turkish Portuguese Tigrigna Iraqi Bosnian Laotian French No Valid Data Reported Romanian Other East European American Sign Lang Pacific Isles Swahili Guamanian or Chamorro Italian Pacific Islander Other Sign Language Multi race/ethnic categories Polish Other Asian Pacific Islander Serbo-Croatian 5 5 Cuban Oromo 7 4 Armenian Mien Amerasian Afghani Hmong Hebrew Polish German 4 5 American Indian/Alaska Native Unknown/Uncoded Cuban-Haitian Hmong ,772 85,66 43,388 27,772 85,66 43,388 Country of Origin United States 275,74 Age Category Mexico 48,534 Younger Than 6,376 Vietnam 8,835-2 Years of Age 4,724 China 8, Years of Age 22,387 Philippines 6,64 6- Years of Age 4,86 India 4,98-2 Years of Age 5,755 Iran 2, Years of Age 38,56 Ethiopia Years of Age 9,73 Russia Years of Age 76,926 Iraq 3 6 Years or Older 68,455 Others 36,4 43,388 43,388 Number of Countries Served: 92 Citizenship Status U.S. Citizen 289,42 Immigrant 63,57 Undocumented Alien 47,36 Refugee,728 Amnesty OBRA 8 Adults / Children Number of Adults 246,98 Other / Unknown,88 Number of Children 56,445 43,388 Uncoded 35 43,388 Note: Adults & Children are categorized by using County's individual type in the eligible program NOT by age. An individual can be an adult in one program but considered as a child in other program. Decision Support Research

19 A. - CalFresh DEMOGRAPHICS As of October, 26 Ethnicity Female Male Language Female Male Hispanic 25,248 22,544 47,792 English 33,54 29,95 62,735 Vietnamese 7,624 6,29 3,843 Spanish 2,56,47 24,32 White 6,835 6,23 3,38 Vietnamese 6,55 5,26,676 Mexican 3,54 2,56 6,65 Tagalog Black or African American 2,54 2,63 5,44 Mandarin Filipino,73,29 3,2 Farsi Other,339,79 2,48 Cantonese Unknown,33 836,969 Other Non-English Chinese,93 8,94 Cambodian No Response, Clint Dclnd to St ,43 Arabic Asian Indian Russian American Indian Korean Other Asian Amharic Cambodian Ethopian Iranian Somali Korean Lao Samoan Samoan Other Hispanic Tigrigna Ethiopian Other Chinese Languages Hawaiian Turkish 2 23 Puerto Rican Portuguese Afghan Armenian Iraqi Bosnian 7 7 Russian Ilocano 6 7 Other Pacific Islander Japanese 8 2 Portuguese American Sign Lang Japanese French Laotian Thai Multi race/ethnic categories Oromo Guamanian or Chamorro Afghani No Valid Data Reported Italian 3 4 Pacific Isles Romanian 3 4 Other East European Swahili 3 4 Cuban Hebrew 2 3 Pacific Islander Other Sign Language 2 3 Other Asian Pacific Islander Serbo-Croatian 2 3 Hmong 3 24 German 2 2 Armenian Polish Alaskan Native Amerasian 7 7 American Indian/Alaska Native ,277 47,643 2,92 Cuban-Haitian ,277 47,643 2,92 Country of Origin United States 89,93 Age Category Vietnam 4,967 Younger Than 2,278 Mexico 2,85-2 Years of Age 5,75 Philippines Years of Age 8,67 China Years of Age 5,674 Iran Years of Age 5,466 India Years of Age,685 Ethiopia Years of Age 4,439 Iraq Years of Age 38,54 Afghanistan 37 6 Years or Older,462 Others 3,39 2,92 2,92 Number of Countries Served: 43 Decision Support Research Citizenship Status U.S. Citizen 93,268 Immigrant 8,742 Refugee 889 Undocumented 3 Amnesty 3 OBRA Adults / Children Number of Adults 53,2 Other / Unknown 5 Number of Children 49,74 2,92 Uncoded 6 2,92 Note: Adults & Children are categorized by using County's individual type NOT by age

20 A. - FOSTER CARE CASH AID DEMOGRAPHICS As of October, 26 Ethnicity Female Male Language Female Male Hispanic English White Spanish Black or African American Vietnamese Mexican American Sign Lang Filipino Cambodian Unknown Romanian Vietnamese ,4 American Indian Ethiopian 4 6 Other Other Pacific Islander 7 8 Asian Indian Hawaiian Other Hispanic Chinese Puerto Rican 3 4 Portuguese 3 3 Age Category Japanese 2 Younger Than 52 No Response, Clint Dclnd to St Years of Age 5 Other East European Years of Age 3 Cambodian 6- Years of Age 85 Cuban -2 Years of Age 64 Korean 3-7 Years of Age 267 Laotian 8-2 Years of Age 23 Other Asian 2-59 Years of Age 7 Pacific Isles 6 Years or Older Russian,4 Samoan ,4 Country of Origin United States 996 Citizenship Status Mexico 35 U.S. Citizen 994 El Salvador 3 Immigrant 46 Portugal 2 Refugee Vietnam 2 Undocumented Brazil Amnesty Honduras Other Russia Unknown Others,4,4 Number of Countries Served: 8 Adults / Children Number of Adults Number of Children,4,4 Note: Adults & Children are categorized by using County's individual type NOT by age Decision Support Research

21 A.2 - GENERAL ASSISTANCE DEMOGRAPHICS As of October, 26 Ethnicity Female Male Language Female Male White ,98 English,28 2,333 3,55 Hispanic Vietnamese Mexican Spanish Black or African American Tagalog Vietnamese Farsi 7 4 No Response, Clint Dclnd to St Other Non-English 9 2 Other Arabic Filipino Ethopian 5 6 American Indian Mandarin 5 5 Unknown Amharic 2 3 Puerto Rican Cambodian 2 3 Asian Indian Portuguese 2 3 Chinese Russian 3 3 Other Asian German 2 2 Hawaiian 5 6 Korean 2 2 Iranian Samoan 2 Korean Cantonese Cambodian Lao Other Hispanic Other Chinese Languages Portuguese 8 9 Swahili Samoan Japanese 7 8 Ethiopian 4 3 7,383 2,5 3,893 Multi race/ethnic categories Other Pacific Islander 5 6 American Indian/Alaska Native Iraqi Guamanian or Chamorro 2 3 Laotian 2 3 Afghan 2 2 Age Category Cuban 2 2 Younger Than No Valid Data Reported 2-2 Years of Age Cuban-Haitian 3-5 Years of Age Other Asian Pacific Islander 6- Years of Age Pacific Isles -2 Years of Age Russian 3-7 Years of Age,383 2,5 3, Years of Age 6 Note: Other Hispanic Ethnicity added to Hispanic Ethnicity Years of Age 3,467 6 Years or Older 366 3,893 Country of Origin United States 3,59 Mexico 63 Vietnam 58 Iran 4 Citizenship Status Philippines 4 U.S. Citizen 3,659 China 4 Immigrant 84 Ethiopia 4 Refugee 44 India 4 Amnesty 4 Iraq 4 Other 2 Eritrea 2 Undocumented Others 36 Unknown 3,893 3,893 Number of Countries Served: 44 Adults / Children Number of Adults 3,893 Number of Children 3,893 Note: Adults & Children are categorized by using County's individual type NOT by age Decision Support Research

22 A.3 - CASH ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR IMMIGRANTS (CAPI) DEMOGRAPHICS As of October, 26 Ethnicity Female Male Language Female Male Chinese Mandarin Hispanic Spanish Vietnamese Vietnamese Asian Indian English White Other Non-English Mexican Cantonese Filipino Farsi 3 23 Iranian Tagalog Black or African American Russian 5 6 Korean 6 7 Korean No Response, Clint Dclnd to St 4 5 Cambodian Other Arabic Ethiopian Tigrigna 5 5 Other Asian 6 4 Amharic 4 4 Russian Bosnian 2 3 Cambodian Ethopian 3 3 Unknown 3 3 Other Chinese Languages 2 3 American Indian Somali 2 2 Cuban Turkish 2 Iraqi Mien Japanese Portuguese Other Asian Pacific Islander Romanian Other East European Samoan Other Hispanic Other Pacific Islander Pacific Isles Portuguese Samoan Age Category Country of Origin Younger Than China Years of Age Mexico Years of Age Vietnam Years of Age India 55-2 Years of Age Iran Years of Age Philippines Years of Age Ethiopia Years of Age 2 Eritrea 6 Years or Older 923 Russia 944 Iraq 4 Others Citizenship Status Immigrant 884 Number of Countries Refugee 5 Served: 54 U.S. Citizen 4 Amnesty Other Undocumented Adults / Children Unknown 4 Number of Adults Note: Adults & Children are categorized by using County's individual type NOT by age Decision Support Research

23 A.4 - REFUGEE CASH ASSISTANCE DEMOGRAPHICS As of October, 26 Ethnicity Female Male Language Female Male Iranian 7 4 English Other 4 6 Spanish Black or African American Farsi 6 5 White Arabic Other Asian Other Non-English Iraqi Tigrigna 2 2 Other Hispanic 4 5 Amharic Cuban 3 3 French Unknown 2 3 Russian Afghan 2 2 Mexican 2 Hispanic No Response, Clint Dclnd to St Note: Other Hispanic Ethnicity added to Hispanic Ethnicity. Country of Origin Age Category Others 23 Younger Than Iran 7-2 Years of Age Iraq Years of Age Cuba 5 6- Years of Age Afghanistan 3-2 Years of Age Congo Years of Age Mexico Years of Age 4 Bhutan Years of Age 53 El Salvador 2 6 Years or Older 8 Eritrea Citizenship Status Number of Countries Served 5 Refugee 46 Immigrant 9 Unknown Adults / Children U.S. Citizen Number of Adults 65 Amnesty Number of Children Other 65 Undocumented Note: Adults & Children are categorized by using County's 65 individual type NOT by age Decision Support Research

24 A.5 - CalWORKs CASELOAD TRENDS Change from October, 25 to October, 26 (One Year Ago) ONE YEAR AGO TODAY -Parent 2-Parent All Other (-P) TANF Timed-Out CW Timed- Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs -Parent 2-Parent All Other (-P) TANF Timed-Out CW Timed- Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs City Alviso Campbell Cupertino Gilroy Los Altos Los Gatos Milpitas Morgan Hill Mountain View Palo Alto San Jose 2, ,82 4,59 6,827 2,4 244, ,649 San Martin Santa Clara Saratoga Sunnyvale Unincorporated 6 7 Out Of County/Invalid , ,5 559,49 9,357 3, ,57 467,29 7,77 CHANGE FROM ONE YEAR AGO PERCENT CHANGE -Parent 2-Parent All Other (-P) TANF Timed-Out CW Timed- Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs -Parent 2-Parent All Other (-P) TANF Timed-Out CW Timed- Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs City Alviso () (5) (5) -8.3%.% -4.7% --.% -6.% Campbell (7) (2) (5) () (3) (8) -25.9% -25.% -.% -2.5% -4.3% -5.8% Cupertino () (4) (4) (2) (2) (23) -2.% -8.% -53.8% -66.7% -4.% -52.3% Gilroy (9) (7) (29) (8) (6) (79) -6.8% -45.9% -.4% -5.% -4.4% -.4% Los Altos (3) ().% % --.% -2.5% Los Gatos (5) (3) (2) (2) (2) -5.% -6.% -.% -66.7%.% -29.3% Milpitas (5) (7) (6) (2) (4) (44) -8.5% -4.2% -9.3% -3.3% -29.2% -9.8% Morgan Hill (7) (3) (2) 2 (2) (5) -2.8% -8.3% -22.6% 22.2% -5.4% -2.9% Mountain View (3) 2 (3) 3 () (2) -5.9% 33.3% -7.7% 75.% -55.% -.% Palo Alto () (2) (5) 2 (6) -8.3% -33.3% -23.8% % -3.3% San Jose (428) (93) (444) (7) (42) (,78) -5.% -27.6% -2.3% -7.3% -3.4% -7.3% San Martin (2) () () () () (6) -9.5% -6.7% -6.3% -2.% -.% -.5% Santa Clara (5) (7) (26) (3) (5) -2.2% -35.% -9.%.% -5.4% -4.4% Saratoga () 2 (5) () (5) -.% % % -35.7% Sunnyvale (23) (8) (8) (3) (4) (66) -7.8% -4.% -7.% -7.6% -25.5% -2.2% Unincorporated 6 6.% % Out Of County/Invalid (3) (3) (7) (8) (4) (35) -28.9% -23.% -.% -57.% -6.7% -22.% (54) (54) (598) (92) (2) (,586) -4.6% -3.% -9.2% -6.5% -3.5% -6.9%

25 A.6 - CalWORKs CASELOAD TRENDS Change from July, 26 to October, 26 (One Quarter Ago) ONE QUARTER AGO TODAY -Parent 2-Parent All Other (-P) TANF Timed-Out CW Timed- Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs -Parent 2-Parent All Other (-P) TANF Timed-Out CW Timed- Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs City Alviso Campbell Cupertino Gilroy Los Altos Los Gatos Milpitas Morgan Hill Mountain View Palo Alto San Jose 2, , ,872 2,4 244, ,649 San Martin Santa Clara Saratoga Sunnyvale Unincorporated Out Of County/Invalid , ,56 489,367 8,27 3, ,57 467,29 7,77 CHANGE FROM ONE QUARTER AGO PERCENT CHANGE -Parent 2-Parent All Other (-P) TANF Timed-Out CW Timed- Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs -Parent 2-Parent All Other (-P) TANF Timed-Out CW Timed- Out (Safety Net) CalWORKs City Alviso () (4) (4) -8.3%.% -36.4% -- 2.% -3.3% Campbell 8 (3) (2) 3.%.% 2.6% -3.% -.% 3.2% Cupertino (2) () (3).% -66.7%.% -5.%.% -2.5% Gilroy (8) () () 7 2 () -3.% -4.8% -4.2% 8.4%.6% -.4% Los Altos (3) (2).%.% -75.% --.% -22.2% Los Gatos (2) -28.6%.% 6.7%.%.%.% Milpitas 4 (3) 2 () 3 8.%.% -4.3% 8.2% -2.9%.7% Morgan Hill (9) 4 4 () -2.9%.% 5.9%.% 2.9% -.5% Mountain View (2) 8 (3) 4-4.% 4.3% 28.6%.% -25.% 3.8% Palo Alto (2) 2-5.4%.% 4.3% --.%.% San Jose (9) (4) (5) (9) (76) (223) -4.7% -.6% -.3% -5.3% -7.7% -3.8% San Martin () 2 () (2) (3) (5) -5.% 66.7% -6.3% -33.3% -27.3% -8.9% Santa Clara (6) (2) (5) (3) -5.3% -3.3% -4.3%.%.% -4.% Saratoga --.% 25.% --.% 2.5% Sunnyvale (8) (3) () -7.%.%.%.% -6.8% -3.7% Unincorporated () % --.% % Out Of County/Invalid (3) 4 4 (7) % 66.7% 7.7% -53.8% 25.%.6% (58) (22) (77) (256) -4.8%.%.% -4.5% -5.6% -3.2%

26 CITY A.7 - MEDI-CAL CASELOAD TRENDS Change from October, 25 to October, 26 (One Year Ago) ONE YEAR AGO TODAY MAGI Non MAGI LTC MAGI Non MAGI LTC Alviso NA NA Campbell NA NA 66 4,6 2,8, Cupertino NA NA 62 2,786,469, Gilroy NA NA 87 8,73 6,7 3,47 69 Los Altos NA NA 48, Los Gatos NA NA 9, Milpitas NA NA 64 7,443 5,4 3, Morgan Hill NA NA 65 4,76 3,49,82 54 Mountain View NA NA 65 5,293 3,78 2, Palo Alto NA NA 53 3,43,997,6 5 San Jose NA NA,359 3,29 98,7 55,77,55 San Martin NA NA Santa Clara NA NA 33 9,549 6,93 4,3 9,69 Saratoga NA NA 35, ,59 3,2,25,35,67 8,639 5,5 6,3 3,648 54,933,52 Sunnyvale NA NA 7,489 7,44 4,462 79,955 Unincorporated NA NA Out Of County/Invalid NA NA 33 3,793,28 5, ,762 NA NA 2,54 94,27 5,63 87,973 2,266 24,87,378 CHANGE FROM ONE YEAR AGO PERCENT CHANGE Non Non MAGI MAGI LTC MAGI MAGI LTC CITY Alviso NA NA 45 NA NA -- Campbell NA NA (2) 53 NA NA -8.2% Cupertino NA NA (4) 226 NA NA -22.6% Gilroy NA NA (8) 2,78 NA NA -2.7% Los Altos NA NA (7) 93 NA NA -4.6% Los Gatos NA NA (29) (8) NA NA -32.2% Milpitas NA NA (2),96 NA NA -8.8% Morgan Hill NA NA () 939 NA NA -6.9% Mountain View NA NA (8) 738 NA NA -27.7% Palo Alto NA NA (2) 55 NA NA -3.8% San Jose NA NA (24) 24,94 NA NA -5.% San Martin NA NA 2 23 NA NA 5.% Santa Clara NA NA (24),52 NA NA -8.% Saratoga NA NA (9) 75 NA NA -25.7% Sunnyvale NA NA (28),466 NA NA -26.2% Unincorporated NA NA 363 NA NA -- Out Of County/Invalid NA NA,969 NA NA 33.3% NA NA (275) 46,843 NA NA -.8% 3.6% 3.% 8.% 27.% 8.9% -6.8% 6.% 23.% 3.9% 6.% 9.2% 25.4% 5.9% 5.8% 4.% 684.9% 35.6% 24.%

27 A.8 - MEDI-CAL CASELOAD TRENDS Change from July, 26 to October, 26 (One Quarter Ago) ONE QUARTER AGO TODAY MAGI Non MAGI LTC MAGI Non MAGI LTC CITY Alviso Campbell 2,766, ,563 2,8, Cupertino,434, ,5,469, Gilroy 6,579 3,375 65,9 6,7 3,47 69 Los Altos , Los Gatos , Milpitas 4,944 3, ,527 5,4 3, Morgan Hill 3,9, ,9 3,49,82 54 Mountain View 3,675 2, ,974 3,78 2, Palo Alto,956,64 5 3,6,997,6 5 San Jose 96,639 55,42,64 53,25 98,7 55,77,55 San Martin , Santa Clara 6,833 4,75,9 6,93 4,3 9 Saratoga , Sunnyvale 7,279 4,523 9,893 7,44 4, Unincorporated Out Of County/Invalid,77 5, ,9,28 5, ,638 87,83 2,29 238,76 5,63 87,973 2, ,59 3,2,25,35,67 8,639 5,5 6,3 3,648 54,933,52,69,378, ,762 24,87 CHANGE FROM ONE QUARTER AGO PERCENT CHANGE Non Non MAGI MAGI LTC MAGI MAGI LTC CITY Alviso 6 (2) 4 2.4% -.6% -- Campbell 34 () (5) 28.2% -.% -8.5% Cupertino 35 (66) (7) (38) 2.4% -4.2% -2.7% Gilroy % 2.8% 6.2% Los Altos 5 (3) (2) 2.6% -2.5% -4.7% Los Gatos 26 (2) (2) 2 2.8% -2.% -3.2% Milpitas 6 53 () 2.2%.5% -.9% Morgan Hill % 3.9% 4.9% Mountain View %.6%.% Palo Alto 4 (4) 37 2.% -.2%.% San Jose, (9),78.4%.6% -.8% San Martin 6 (3) 3.9% -.8%.% Santa Clara 97 (45) (2) 5.4% -.% -.8% Saratoga 4 (25) (2) (3) 2.3% -3.3% -7.% Sunnyvale 35 (6) (2) 62.9% -.3% -3.2% Unincorporated (3) (2).% -2.7%.% Out Of County/Invalid (49) (23) 5 (257) -.5% -3.8%.3%, (25) 2,.3%.2% -.%.%.6% -.2% 2.3%.%.8%.3% 2.%.%.%.%.3%.5% -.9%.5% -.5% -.6%.9%

28 A.9 - CASELOAD TRENDS FROM ONE YEAR AGO Change from October, 25 to October, 26 (One Year Ago) CalFresh FOSTER CARE CASH AID Year Ago Today Change % Change Year Ago Today Change CITY Alviso 3 4 (9) -8.% 2 () Campbell (7) -7.2% 4 24 (6) Cupertino (29) -9.8% 2 3 Gilroy 3,437 3,297 (4) -4.% (9) Los Altos 3 (3) -.5% () Los Gatos (5) -5.6% Milpitas,63,526 (77) -4.8% Morgan Hill,347,235 (2) -8.3% (3) Mountain View,239,78 (6) -4.9% 9 (2) Palo Alto () -.2% San Jose 4,89 37,77 (2,372) -5.9% (6) San Martin (25) -7.6% 5 4 () Santa Clara 2,323 2,25 (98) -8.5% 8 68 (2) Saratoga 27 4 (3) -.2% Sunnyvale 2,283 2,9 (74) -7.6% Unincorporated % 5 4 Out Of County/Invalid (5) -2.3% ,824 52,5 (3,34) -5.9%,44,5 (29) % Change -5.% -4.% 5.% -2.5% -.% 25.% 7.4% -.3% -8.2% 33.3% -9.3% -2.% -5.% --.% 4.% 2.8% -.3% GENERAL ASSISTANCE REFUGEE CASH ASSISTANCE Year Ago Today Change % Change Year Ago Today Change % Change CITY Alviso 9 () -.% -- Campbell 5 85 (2) -9.% 3 3.% Cupertino % -- Gilroy (2) -6.5%.% Los Altos % -- Los Gatos 24 2 (3) -2.5% 2 (2) -.% Milpitas (9) -9.6% 2.% Morgan Hill 78 6 (8) -23.%.% Mountain View % () -.% Palo Alto %.% San Jose 3,495 3,6 (479) -3.7% % San Martin 7 7.% -- Santa Clara (4) -2.6% 9 4 (5) -55.6% Saratoga 5 8 (7) -46.7%.% Sunnyvale %.% Unincorporated % -- Out Of County/Invalid % 2.% 4,43 3,867 (564) -2.7% (3) -4.8%

29 A.2 - CASELOAD TRENDS FROM ONE QUARTER AGO Change from July, 26 to October, 26 (One Quarter Ago) CalFresh FOSTER CARE CASH AID Quarter Ago Today Change % Change Quarter Ago Today Change % Change CITY Alviso 4 (6) -5.5%.% Campbell (9) -2.% (3) -.% Cupertino % 3 3.% Gilroy 3,352 3,297 (55) -.6% () -.6% Los Altos % () -.% Los Gatos % % Milpitas,544,526 (8) -.2% % Morgan Hill,288,235 (53) -4.% % Mountain View,226,78 (48) -3.9% % Palo Alto (7) -3.2% 9 8 () -.% San Jose 38,76 37,77 (989) -2.6% (74) -4.3% San Martin 3 34 (6) -.9% 5 4 () -2.% Santa Clara 2,23 2,25 (88) -4.% (8) -.5% Saratoga 8 4 (4) -3.4% -- Sunnyvale 2,44 2,9 (35) -.6% % Unincorporated (4) -4.3% % Out Of County/Invalid (2) -3.% () -3.6% 53,856 52,5 (,346) -2.5%,95,5 (8) -7.3% GENERAL ASSISTANCE REFUGEE CASH ASSISTANCE Quarter Ago Today Change % Change Quarter Ago Today Change % Change CITY Alviso % -- Campbell % % Cupertino 2 8 (3) -4.3% -- Gilroy (5) -2.8%.% Los Altos 7 6 () -4.3% -- Los Gatos % -- Milpitas % 2 2.% Morgan Hill 73 6 (3) -7.8% 2 () -5.% Mountain View % () -.% Palo Alto % -- San Jose 3,4 3,6 (24) -3.9% % San Martin % -- Santa Clara (2) -2.% 7 4 (3) Saratoga % Sunnyvale 97 (3) -3.% Unincorporated 3 (2) -5.4% Out Of County/Invalid % 2 2 4,7 3,867 (4) -3.5% %.%.% --.% 2.4%

30 A.2 - CASH ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR IMMIGRANTS (CAPI) CASELOAD TRENDS Change from October, 25 to October, 26 (One Year Ago) Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants (CAPI) CITY Alviso Campbell Cupertino Gilroy Los Altos Los Gatos Milpitas Morgan Hill Mountain View Palo Alto San Jose San Martin Santa Clara Saratoga Sunnyvale Unincorporated Out Of County/Invalid Year Ago Today Change % Change () -.% % 3.%.% 5 4 () -2.% 9 9.% % 3 (3) -23.% % % % () -.% (6) -7.6% % % 2 2.% 8 2 (6) -75.% % Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants

31 A.22 - CASH ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR IMMIGRANTS (CAPI) CASELOAD TRENDS Change from July, 26 to October, 26 (One Quarter Ago) CITY Alviso Campbell Cupertino Gilroy Los Altos Los Gatos Milpitas Morgan Hill Mountain View Palo Alto San Jose San Martin Santa Clara Saratoga Sunnyvale Unincorporated Out Of County/Invalid Cash Assistance Program for Immigrants (CAPI) Last Quarter Today Change % Change.% % % 6 6.% 6 4 (2) -33.3% 9 9.% %.% (2) -7.4% % %.% 3 28 (3) -9.7% 2 9.% % 2 2.% 3 2 () -33.3% %

32 A.23 - CASELOAD TRENDS AMONG PROGRAMS CalWORKs Medi-Cal 6 CalFresh 4 Foster Care General Assistance Refugee Cash Assistance

33 A.24 - PUBLIC ASSISTANCE CASES BY COUNTY REGIONS Change from October, 25 to October, 26 (One Year Ago) CalWORKs ONE YEAR AGO TODAY CHANGE REGIONS Case Count Case Count Change % Change South County,52 99 (32) -2.6% Central County 7,249 5,99 (,26) -7.4% North County (59) -7.7% Invalid, or Out of County (35) -22.% 9,357 7,77 (,586) -6.9% MEDI-CAL REGIONS South County Central County North County Invalid, or Out of County ONE YEAR AGO Case Count 3,2 44,92 32,32 3,793 TODAY Case Count 6,568 7,69 36,85 5,762 CHANGE Change % Change 3, % 26, % 4,548 4.%, % 94,27 24,87 46, % CalFresh REGIONS South County Central County North County Invalid, or Out of County ONE YEAR AGO TODAY CHANGE Case Count Case Count Change % Change 5,38 4,889 (249) -4.8% 43,255 4,68 (2,574) -6.% 6, ,824 6, ,5 (476) -7.% (5) -2.3% (3,34) -5.9% GENERAL ASSISTANCE ONE YEAR AGO TODAY CHANGE REGIONS Case Count Case Count Change % Change South County Central County North County Invalid, or Out of County 283 3, , , ,867 (26) (526) (23) (564) -9.% -4.% -6.% 6.% -2.7% FOSTER CARE CASH AID REFUGEE CASH ASSISTANCE ONE YEAR ONE YEAR AGO TODAY CHANGE AGO TODAY CHANGE REGIONS Case Count Case Count Change % Change REGIONS Case Count Case Count Change % Change South County Central County North County Invalid, or Out of County , ,5 () (4) (2) 8 (29) -9.9% -8.4% -9.3% 2.8% -.3% South County Central County North County Invalid, or Out of County (6) (3).% 2.% -5.%.% -4.8% NOTES: South County Region = Gilroy, Morgan Hill, San Martin, and 6% of unincorporated area Central County Region = Alviso, Campbell, Los Gatos, Milpitas, Monte Sereno, San Jose, Saratoga, other unincorporated areas i.e. Burbank North County Region = Cupertino, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale Assuming 6% of cases in unincorporated areas are in South County region, 4% are in Central County region

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