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Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Digital Library Collections This is a PDF of a folder from our textual collections. Collection: Reagan, Ronald: Gubernatorial Papers, 1966-74: Press Unit Folder Title: [Welfare] - Public Welfare in California, 1970-1971 Box: P39 To see more digitized collections visit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/archives/digital-library To see all Ronald Reagan Presidential Library inventories visit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/document-collection Contact a reference archivist at: [email protected] Citation Guidelines: https://reaganlibrary.gov/citing National Archives Catalogue: https://catalog.archives.gov/ State of California - Human Relations Agency Department of Social Welfare PUBLIC WELFARE IN CALIFORNIA 1970-71 GREAT SEAL.,OFA OF THE STATE 42 Management Information Systems THE CALIFORNIA OF Annual Statistical Report Series AR 1-13 Public Welfare in California Table of Contents I. Public Assistance All Programs Table Recipients and Public Assistance Expenditures, by Program and Source of Funds 1 Old Age Security Recipients, Subsistence Expenditures and Average Cash Grant Payment, by County and Source of Funds 2 Applications and Movement of Cash Grant Cases 3 Number and Rate of Cash Grant Cases Discontinued, by Reason for Discontinuance 4 Blind Aid Programs Aid to the Blind: Recipients, Subsistence Expenditures and Average Cash Grant Payment, by County and Source of Funds 5 Aid to the Blind: Applications and Movement of Cash Grant Cases 6 Aid to Potentially Self-Supporting Blind: Recipients, Subsistence Expenditures and Average Cash Grant Payment, by County and Source of Funds 7 Aid to the Disabled Recipients, Subsistence Expenditures and Average Cash Grant Payment, by County and Source of Funds 8 Applications and Movement of Cash Grant Cases 9 Number and Rate of Cash Grant Cases Discontinued, by Reason for Discontinuance 10 Aid to Families with Dependent Children Family Groups and Unemployed Combined: Subsistence Expenditures, by County and Source of Funds 11 Family Groups and Unemployed Combined: Number of Family Cases, Total Persons, and Average Cash Grant Payment Per Family Case and Per Person, by County 12 Recipients of Aid Payments According to Living Arrangements of Child, by Month 13 Family Groups and Unemployed Combined: Number of Cash Grant Family Cases and Total Persons - Adults and Children, by County 14 Family Cases: Applications and Movement of Cash Grant Cases 15 Unemployed: Movement of Cases 16 Family Groups: Number and Rate of Cash Grant Cases Discontinued, by Reason for Discontinuance 17 Unemployed: Number and Rate of Cash Grant Cases Discontinued, by Reason for Discontinuance 18 Boarding Homes and Institutions: Recipients, Subsistence Expenditures and Average Cash Grant Payment, by County and Source of Funds 19 Table General Relief General Relief: Total Expenditures, by County 20 General Relief: Total Expenditures Classified by Object, by Month 21 General Home Relief: Number of Cases and Average Payment Per Case, by County and Family Status 22 II. Adoptions Children Accepted for Study and Placed for Adoption by Licensed Adoption Agencies; Independent and Stepparent Petitions Received 23 Relinquishment Adoptions: Case Movement of Children Under Study by Public and Private Adoption Agencies 24 Relinquishment Adoptions: Movement of Applications to Adopt Children 25 Independent Adoptions: Movement of Petitions Received for Investigation 26 Administrative Expenditures of County Adoption Agencies, by County and Source of Funds 27 Intercountry Adoptions 28 III. Boarding Homes and Institutions Number of Licensed Boarding Homes for Children and Aged 29 Number of Licensed Boarding Homes for Children and Aged and Number of New and Renewal Applications Pending 30 Homes for the Exclusive Use of Private Child Placing Agencies - Number of Approved Homes 31 Boarding Home Licensing and Inspection Expenditures, by County and Source of Funds 32 Institutions and Child Placing Agencies - Number Licensed and Number of New and Renewal Licenses Pending 33 Private Institutions for Children - Children Served 34 Maternity Homes Licensed by Department of Social Welfare - Number of Persons Served 35 IV. Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments and State Department of Social Welfare Categorical Aid Programs: Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments, by County and Source of Funds 36 Public Welfare Program: Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments, by Program and Source of Funds 37 Public Welfare Program: Administrative Expenditures of State Department of Social Welfare for Support, by Program, Object of Expenditures, and Source of Funds 38 Public Welfare Program: Administrative Expenditures of State Department of Social Welfare for Special Social Services, by Program, Category and Source of Funds 39 V. Child Protective Services Referrals Received and Accepted by Child Protective Service Units, by Reason for Referral 40 ii Table VI. Community Services Division Mental Hospital Patients - Mentally III and Mentally Retarded 41 VII. Food Stamp Program Number of Participating Households and Persons in Assistance Households and Nonassistance Households 42 VIII. Appeals Actions 43 Number Received, by Program 44 IX. Other Recipient Fraud Cases Referred to District Attorney for Action and Disposition of Referred Cases by District Attorney 45 Work Incentive Program (WIN) Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Assessment for Appropriateness and Referrals to WIN 46 Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Participants, and Cases Closed After WIN 47 (Non-WIN Counties) Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Assessment for Appropriateness, Referrals to Department of Human Resources Development, and Cases Closed after Placement by Department of Human Resources Development 48 Preschool Education Program 49 Life Care Contracts 50 X. Appendix Chart Data Public Assistance Programs: Expenditures, by Type of Assistance and Source of Funds for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 -- A Old Age Security: Average Monthly Number of Recipients and Expenditures by Type of Care and Source of Funds, and Average Monthly Grant for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 -- B Aid to the Blind: Average Monthly Number of Recipients and Expenditures by Type of Care and Source of Funds, and Average Monthly Grant for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 -- C Aid to Potentially Self-Supporting Blind: Average Monthly Number of Recipients and Expenditures by Type of Care and Source of Funds, and Average Monthly Grant for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1942 through 1971 D iii Chart Data Aid to the Disabled: Average Monthly Number of Recipients and Expenditures by Type of Care and Source of Funds, and Average Monthly Grant for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1958 through 1971 E Aid to Families with Dependent Children: Average Monthly Number of Recipients and Expenditures by Type of Care and Source of Funds, and Average Monthly Grant for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 F Aid to Families with Dependent Children, Boarding Homes and Institutions: Average Monthly Number of Recipients and Expenditures by Type of Care and Source of Funds, and Average Monthly Grant for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 G General Relief: Monthly Average Number of Recipients, Total Annual Aid Payments, and Average Monthly Grants for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 : H Public Assistance Programs: Subsistence Expenditures, by Program for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 1 I Public Assistance Programs: Average Monthly Number of Recipients, by Program for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 2 Ja/ Public Assistance Programs: Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments by Source of Funds for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1951 through 1971 K Old Age Security: Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments by Source of Funds for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1951 through 1971 L Blind Aid Programs: Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments by Source of Funds for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1951 through 1971 M Aid to the Disabled: Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments by Source of Funds for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1958 through 1971 N Aid to Families with Dependent Children: Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments by Source of Funds for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1951 through 1971 O Data for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1952 through 1971. iv Table 1 Recipients and Public Assistance Expenditures, by Program and Source of Funds For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Cash grant Amount of assistance (cash grant only) recipients Program (average per month) Total Federal State County TOTAL ASSISTANCE 2,147,937 $1,829,981,501 $838,870,664 $672,931,630 $318,179,207 OLD AGE SECURITY 320,763 427,143,641 213,276,930 183,359,591 30,507,120 AID TO THE BLIND 13,720 26,019,457 12,994,749 9,768,640 3,256,068 AID TO POTENTIALLY SELF-SUPPORTING BLIND 223 511,041 -- 425,886 85,155 AID TO THE DISABLED 184,800 300,817,370 149,802,218 129,469,637 21,545,515 AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN Family Groups:a/ cases b/. 421,799 954,519,582 454,109,875 330,508,739 169,900,968 children 1,052,377 -- -- -- -- 460,011 -- -- -- : adults Boarding Homes and Institutions 34,020 62,483,169 8,686,892 19,399,137 34,397,140 GENERAL HOME RELIEF 82,023 52,526,042 -- -- 52,526,042 OTHER GENERAL RELIEF -- 5,961,199 -- : 5,961,199 a/ Family groups includes unemployed parent component. b/ Does not include $5,599,050 County Supplemental Aid in "Kind" for Aid to Families with Dependent Children. c/ Excludes an unknown number of General Home Relief persons in Family cases and expenditures by Los Angeles County for these cases from February through June 1971, Table 2 Old Age Security Recipients, Subsistence Expenditures and Average Cash Grant Payment, by County and Source of Funds For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Cash grant Subsistence Expenditures Average monthly County recipients cash grant payment (average per recipienta/ per month) Total Federal State County All counties 320,763 $427,143,641 $213,276,930 $183,359,591 $30,507,120 $110.46 Alameda 14,610 19,348,161 9,669,290 8,300,230 1,378,641 110.32 Alpine 8 9,882 4,941 4,235 706 100.84 Amador 254 285,340 142,751 122,342 20,247 93.34 Butte 3,230 4,149,439 2,075,114 1,778,504 295,821 107.17 Calaveras 318 374,798 187,416 160,640 26,742 98.19 Colusa 283 322,321 161,164 138,140 23,017 95.22 Contra Costa 5,959 7,646,227 3,823,815 3,277,786 544,626 106.42 Del Norte 322 372,061 186,042 159,462 26,557 96.39 El Dorado 888 1,069,355 534,729 458,332 76,294 100.47 Fresno 10,654 13,272,923 6,637,700 5,688,792 946,431 103.52 Glenn 391 452,483 226,209 194,124 32,150 96.50 Humboldt 1,892 2,223,402 1,111,813 952,964 158,625 97.86 Imperial 2,126 2,707,001 1,353,765 1,160,328 192,908 106.08 Inyo 358 401,590 200,807 171,846 28,937 93.81 Kern 7,633 9,021,554 4,511,158 3,867,787 642,609 97.88 Kings 1,453 1,865,245 932,964 799,629 132,652 106.81 Lake 938 1,123,460 561,830 481,842 79,788 99.79 Lassen 322 378,433 189,217 162,186 27,030 98.06 Los Angeles 118,870 165,372,253 82,378,953 71,149,591 11,843,709 114.87 Madera 1,702 2,261,121 1,130,804 969,224 161,093 110.53 Marin 1,288 1,715,595 857,818 735,360 122,417 109.81 Mariposa 184 218,564 109,129 93,802 15,633 98.90 Mendocino 1,235 1,560,339 780,349 668,836 111,154 105.22 Merced 2,286 2,936,575 1,468,000 1,259,223 209,352 106.89 Modoc 182 212,397 105,946 91,243 15,208 97.47 Mono 48 46,971 23,485 20,131 3,355 83.88 Monterey 2,717 3,321,750 1,661,015 1,423,875 236,860 101.70 Napa 1,355 1,816,170 908,096 778,366 129,708 111.44 Nevada 811 935,550 467,824 400,985 66,741 95.88 Orange 9,734 12,266,955 6,134,301 5,257,847 874,807 103.61 Placer 1,347 1,563,863 781,972 670,329 111,562 97.16 Plumas 306 423,801 211,923 181,647 30,231 115.73 Riverside 10,343 12,803,728 6,401,379 5,488,726 913,623 103.03 Sacramento 10,460 14,259,241 7,129,189 6,112,557 1,017,495 113.51 San Benito 383 445,261 222,636 190,830 31,795 98.75 San Bernardino 13,159 15,896,859 7,950,005 6,812,907 1,133,947 100.80 San Diego 16,021 20,538,815 10,272,914 8,801,656 1,464,245 106.58 San Francisco 15,633 24,729,165 12,355,964 10,610,182 1,763,019 131.86 San Joaquin 7,596 9,788,777 4,895,223 4,195,699 697,855 107.51 San Luis Obispo 2,441 2,946,236 1,473,540 1,262,971 209,725 100.34 San Mateo 4,401 6,432,436 3,216,497 2,756,648 459,291 121.56 Santa Barbara 3,092 4,091,419 2,046,587 1,753,928 290,904 109.51 Santa Clara 10,358 14,254,015 7,137,980 6,101,450 1,014,585 114.33 Santa Cruz 3,159 3,822,420 1,911,248 1,638,359 272,813 100.71 Shasta 1,965 2,672,846 1,337,716 1,144,740 190,390 113.25 Sierra 47 57,756 28,878 24,752 4,126 102.04 Siskiyou 756 861,074 430,538 369,033 61,503 94.69 Solano 1,664 2,099,117 1,049,558 899,622 149,937 105.00 Sonoma 3,938 4,831,045 2,415,318 2,070,876 344,851 102.11 Stanislaus 5,826 7,253,807 3,627,798 3,108,115 517,894 103.90 Sutter 863 1,001,176 500,596 429,082 71,498 96.61 Tehama 776 979,311 489,680 419,723 69,908 105.22 Trinity 161 181,843 90,921 77,933 12,989 95.01 Tulare 6,730 8,652,812 4,326,818 3,708,331 617,663 106.87 Tuolumne 568 627,603 313,802 268,973 44,828 93.12 Ventura 4,221 5,194,114 2,597,937 2,226,736 369,441 102.21 Yolo 1,541 1,844,240 922,304 790,517 131,419 100.85 Yuba 957 1,202,946 601,564 515,617 85,765 103.90 Averages computed from "net" persons counts, i.e., Includes recipient counts Involved in plus and minus adjustments for the year. Table 3 Old Age Security Applications and Movement of Cash Grant Cases For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 Percent to to Item June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 change Applications: Disposed of during year 84,351 86,111 -2.0 Approved 57,373 61,832 -7.2 Other disposition 26,978 24,279 11.1 Cash grant cases: Added during year 58,561 61,174 -4.3 New 35,709 37,665 -5.2 Restorations 3,129 2,440 28.2 Transfers in 16,686 18,354 -9.1 Other approvals 3,037 2,715 11.9 Discontinued during year 57,135 54,148 5.5 Continued to following year 318,202 316,332 0.6 Includes applications for Medical Assistance Only. Table 4 Old Age Security Number and Ratea of Cash Grant Cases Discontinued, by Reason for Discontinuance For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 to to Reason for discontinuance June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 Number Ratea Number Rate Total 57,135 152.7 54,148 146.8 Death 19,407 51.9 18,350 49.7 Income reasons: Earnings of recipients 718 1.9 929 2.5 Earnings or other resources of spouse 485 1.3 486 1.3 Contributions from adult children 357 1.0 385 1.0 Monthly income from real property 207 0.6 153 0.4 Recurring lump-sum income 48 0.1 62 0.2 OASDHI benefit 4,096 10.9 4,039 11.0 Railroad retirement benefit 150 0.4 74 0.2 Military pension or benefit 353 0.9 312 0.8 Civil pensions or annuities 184 0.5 129 0.3 Other income 1,791 4.8 1,912 5.2 Property reasons: Increased real property holdings 125 0.3 78 0.2 Increased assessment of real property 108 0.3 28 0.1 Refuses to comply with real property utilization requirements 170 0.5 96 0.3 Increased personal property holdings 3,319 8.9 2,971 8.1 Other reasons: Admitted to county infirmary (custodial care) 231 0.6 103 0.3 Admitted to other public institution 1,248 3.3 390 1.1 Accepted for AB or APSB 716 1.9 611 1.7 Loss of state residence 4,118 11.0 3,055 8.3 Whereabouts unknown 1,541 4.1 1,090 3.0 Discontinuance requested by recipient; no reason given for request 1,942 5.2 1,169 3.2 Accepted for ATD 134 0.4 85 0.2 Other 15,687 41.9 17,641 47.7 a/ Per 1,000 cases active during year. b/ Excludes intercounty transfers. c/ Increase over prior year due to change in reporting "transfers to Medical Assistance Only". d/ It is estimated that a substantial number of discontinuances from cash grant reported in "Other" represent transfers to Medical Assistance Only. Table 5 Aid to the Blind Recipients, Subsistence Expenditures and Average Cash Grant Payment, by County and Source of Funds For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Cash grant Subsistence Expenditures Average monthly County recipients cash grant payment (average per recipienta/ per month) Total Federal State County All counties 13,720 $26,019,457 $12,994,749 $9,768,640 $3,256,068 $155.22 Alameda 966 1,870,502 933,780 702,545 234,177 159.11 Alpine 2 4,146 2,073 1,555 518 172.75 Amador 10 13,737 6,868 5,151 1,718 116.42 Butte 108 185,632 92,829 69,603 23,200 143.68 Calaveras 8 14,930 7,465 5,599 1,866 152.35 Colusa 5 6,401 3,201 2,400 800 114.30 Contra Costa 347 636,671 318,903 238,330 79,438 150.37 Del Norte 18 35,082 17,543 13,155 4,384 160.19 EI Dorado 25 42,367 21,186 15,885 5,296 142.17 Fresno 402 705,467 352,948 264,390 88,129 145.13 Glenn 13 20,832 10,416 7,813 2,603 132.69 Humboldt 80 134,506 67,253 50,440 16,813 137.95 Imperial 86 146,256 73,126 54,847 18,283 140.50 Inyo 7 13,497 6,748 5,062 1,687 158.79 Kern 280 481,826 240,906 180,697 60,223 134.97 Kings 60 100,022 50,020 37,504 12,498 136.08 Lake 25 41,678 20,847 15,624 5,207 141.28 Lassen 21 33,432 16,716 12,537 4,179 131.62 Los Angeles 4,836 9,385,218 4,673,661 3,533,682 1,177,875 158.89 Madera 65 126,360 63,189 47,379 15,792 161.17 Marin 40 73,986 36,993 27,745 9,248 144.50 Mariposa 5 6,795 3,397 2,548 850 109.60 Mendocino 33 51,820 25,910 19,433 6,477 128.59 Merced 120 220,672 109,994 83,008 27,670 145.37 Modoc 10 19,025 9,512 7,135 2,378 155.94 Mono 0 -- -- -- -- -- Monterey 129 209,608 104,804 78,603 26,201 133.68 Napa 63 115,533 57,766 43,325 14,442 154.46 Nevada 26 42,293 21,084 15,907 5,302 135.12 Orange 385 691,070 345,556 259,138 86,376 143.55 Placer 47 85,215 42,608 31,956 10,651 147.18 Plumas 13 26,248 13,042 9,904 3,302 166.13 Riverside 384 652,635 326,333 244,728 81,574 140.71 Sacramento 495 969,700 483,245 364,843 121,612 160.12 San Benito 16 25,755 12,878 9,658 3,219 132.76 San Bernardino 640 1,048,612 524,184 393,331 131,097 134.09 San Diego 772 1,485,342 743,613 556,303 185,426 159.30 San Francisco 748 1,699,639 850,033 637,227 212,379 187.43 San Joaquin 336 629,494 314,562 236,205 78,727 155.85 San Luis Obispo 60 101,457 50,737 38,041 12,679 136.92 San Meteo 194 401,297 200,477 150,615 50,205 170.40 Santa Barbara 122 221,604 110,635 83,227 27,742 141.69 Santa Clara 448 977,942 494,594 362,515 120,833 174.69 Santa Cruz 122 215,944 107,972 80,979 26,993 144.15 Shasta 69 137,680 68,984 51,522 17,174 165.88 Sierra 0 462 231 173 58 154.00 Siskiyou 23 35,331 17,666 13,249 4,416 129.89 Solano 82 139,839 69,920 52,440 17,479 140.68 Sonoma 180 320,563 160,271 120,220 40,072 142.73 Stanislaus 199 350,414 175,567 131,135 43,712 143.26 Sutter 28 46,338 23,169 17,377 5,792 134.31 Tehama 24 38,761 19,381 14,535 4,845 136.48 Trinity 6 9,273 4,636 3,478 1,159 120.43 Tulare 263 499,287 249,644 187,232 62,411 157.55 Tuolumne 6 5,542 2,771 2,078 693 78.06 Ventura 170 294,511 147,351 110,382 36,778 140.18 Yolo 52 87,624 43,837 32,844 10,943 142.71 Yuba 46 83,584 41,714 31,403 10,467 149.26 Averages computed from "net" persons counts, i.e., Includes recipient counts involved in plus and minus adjustments for the year. Table 6 Aid to the Blind Applications and Movement of Cash Grant Cases For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 Item to to Percent June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 change Applications: / Disposed of during year 4,249 3,587 18.5 Approved 1,994 1,858 7.3 Other disposition 2,255 1,729 30.4 Cash grant cases: Added during year 3,076 2,783 10.5 New 1,624 1,533 5.9 Restorations 156 132 18.2 Transfers in 1,118 1,028 8.8 Other approvals 178 90 97.8 Discontinued during year 2,711 2,211 22.6 Continued to following year 13,888 13,498 2.9 a/ Includes applications for Medical Assistance Only. Table 7 Aid to Potentially Self-Supporting Blind Recipients, Subsistence Expenditures and Average Cash Grant Payment, by County and Source of Funds For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Cash grant Subsistence Expenditures Average monthly County recipients cash grant (average payment per per month) Total State County recipient All counties 223 $511,041 $425,886 $85,155 $193.36 Alameda 10 23,986 19,989 3,997 203.27 Alpine 0 -- -- -- -- Amador 0 ** -- -- -- Butte a/ 544 453 91 181.33 Calaveras 0 -- -- -- -- Colusa 0 -- -- -- -- Contra Costa 12 25,906 21,606 4,300 183.73 Del Norte 0 -- -- -- -- EI Dorado 2 2,741 2,284 457 119.17 Fresno 3 7,560 6,300 1,260 204.32 Glenn 0 -- -- -- -- Humboldt 1 1,217 1,014 203 173.86 Imperial 0 -- -- -- -- Inyo 1 197 164 33 19.70 Kern 1 (346) (289) (57) -- Kings 2 3,415 2,846 569 162.62 Lake 1 2,039 1,700 339 226.56 Lassen 0 -- -- -- -- Los Angeles 52 119,593 99,660 19,933 190.13 Madera 0 -- -- -- -- Marin 0 -- -- -- -- Mariposa 0 -- -- -- -- Mendocino o -- -- -- -- Merced 0 -- -- -- -- Modoc o -- -- -- -- Mono o -- -- -- -- Monterey 2 3,240 2,699 540 162.00 & Napa a/ 278 232 46 139.00 Nevada o -- -- -- -- Orange 9 18,912 15,760 3,152 183.61 Placer 0 -- -- -- -- Plumas o - -- - -- Riverside 1 2,077 1,731 346 173.08 Sacramento 22 47,765 39,804 7,961 181.62 San Benito 0 -- -- -- -- San Bernardino 1 5,120 4,267 853 320.00 San Diego 32 79,680 66,401 13,279 210.24 San Francisco 16 38,174 31,812 6,362 199.86 San Joaquin 3 6,257 5,215 1,043 178.77 San Luis Obispo 2 4,209 3,507 702 210.45 San Mateo 7 14,429 12,025 2,404 165.85 Santa Barbara 8 19,781 16,484 3,297 210.44 Santa Clara 22 54,950 45,792 9,158 207.36 Santa Cruz 0 -- : -- -- Shasta 2 3,416 2,846 570 189.78 Sierra 0 -- -- -- -- Siskiyou 0 -- -- : : Solano 3 6,869 5,724 1,145 196.26 Sonoma 4 9,292 7,743 1,549 193.58 Stanislaus 1 1,819 1,516 303 165.36 Sutter 0 - -- -- -- Tehama 0 -- -- -- -- Trinity 0 -- -- -- -- Tulare 1 2,684 2,236 448 191.71 Tuolumne 291 243 48 291.00ᵃ Ventura 0 -- -- - : Yolo 2 4,946 4,122 824 206.08 Yuba 0 -- -- -- -- Person(s) receiving APSB average less than one for fiscal year; average grant shown represents average monthly payment during the period aid was paid. b Minus amounts due to adjustments for prior periods. Table 8 Aid to the Disabled Recipients, Subsistence Expenditures and Average Cash Grant Payment, by County and Source of Funds For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Cash grant Subsistence Expenditures Average monthly County recipients cash grant payment (average per recipienta/ per month) Total Federal State County All counties 184,800 $300,817,370 $149,802,218 $129,469,637 $21,545,515 $128.75 Alameda 10,897 18,532,179 9,228,680 7,975,943 1,327,556 131.69 Alpine 6 7,771 3,886 3,330 555 100.92 Amador 77 98,968 49,505 42,429 7,034 104.18 Butte 1,231 1,807,938 904,566 774,518 128,854 118.52 Calaveras 120 168,260 84,131 72,111 12,018 112.85 Colusa 118 147,814 73,915 63,354 10,545 101.80 Contra Costa 5,012 8,353,005 4,154,196 3,600,627 598,182 127.72 Del Norte 240 320,096 159,082 138,031 22,983 104.88 El Dorado 412 613,580 306,862 262,902 43,816 117.50 Fresno 5,868 8,410,784 4,202,929 3,607,429 600,426 114.81 Glenn 129 172,767 86,442 74,006 12,319 107.84 Humboldt 1,240 1,870,790 932,978 803,924 133,888 114.70 Imperial 959 1,387,391 689,964 597,947 99,480 116.02 Inyo 145 180,279 90,150 77,270 12,859 102.26 Kern 4,137 5,600,922 2,795,115 2,406,261 399,546 107.25 Kings 768 1,033,538 516,973 443,286 73,279 106.31 Lake 361 485,450 243,761 208,747 32,942 107.26 Lassen 151 217,687 107,728 92,928 17,031 117.41 Los Angeles 69,738 117,850,993 58,405,486 50,960,838 8,484,669 134.78 Madera 1,011 1,454,442 729,641 621,372 103,429 115.91 Marin 811 1,427,548 712,636 612,837 102,075 133.92 Mariposa 44 55,899 27,849 24,055 3,995 105.27 Mendocino 586 872,471 437,262 373,072 62,137 118.09 Merced 1,345 1,925,341 964,341 823,733 137,267 114.54 Modoc 66 92,269 45,022 40,506 6,741 114.62 Mono 26 35,493 17,638 15,304 2,551 115.24 Monterey 1,619 2,474,170 1,233,323 1,063,735 177,112 122.56 Napa 670 1,065,227 534,838 454,783 75,606 126.66 Nevada 330 468,256 232,407 202,168 33,681 114.71 Orange 4,429 7,037,822 3,444,529 3,080,511 512,782 120.97 Placer 674 906,517 452,823 388,898 64,796 107.89 Plumas 141 206,406 101,143 90,226 15,037 120.42 Riverside 4,911 7,209,523 3,582,190 3,109,731 517,602 116.24 Sacramento 7,230 11,950,248 5,951,132 5,143,004 856,112 128.10 San Benito 132 183,305 91,563 78,767 12,975 112.94 San Bernardino 6,055 8,884,156 4,435,361 3,814,138 634,657 117.61 San Diego 8,702 13,092,980 6,564,573 5,596,674 931,733 120.89 San Francisco 12,450 23,894,953 11,913,682 10,273,737 1,707,534 147.16 San Joaquin 4,184 6,430,192 3,214,534 2,756,578 459,080 125.12 San Luis Obispo 1,040 1,458,303 731,343 623,476 103,484 112.38 San Mateo 2,977 5,324,130 2,673,593 2,272,062 378,475 141.81 Santa Barbara 1,509 2,417,123 1,222,805 1,024,900 169,418 126.82 Santa Clara 6,518 11,473,522 5,843,141 4,827,124 803,257 136.62 Santa Cruz 1,116 1,683,160 840,811 722,170 120,179 119.21 Shasta 995 1,540,435 772,574 658,190 109,671 121.89 Sierra 19 23,184 11,592 9,936 1,656 103.96 Siskiyou 352 458,453 229,055 196,697 32,701 103.30 Solano 1,053 1,581,337 789,720 678,540 113,077 119.18 Sonoma 1,897 2,972,170 1,485,970 1,273,929 212,271 122.51 Stanislaus 2,877 4,319,439 2,155,900 1,854,574 308,965 120.75 Sutter 379 499,495 249,764 214,081 35,650 106.75 Tehama 324 449,398 224,709 192,605 32,084 111.49 Trinity 54 77,585 38,137 33,829 5,619 116.15 Tulare 3,204 4,354,948 2,177,454 1,866,565 310,929 110.75 Tuolumne 237 297,868 148,873 127,710 21,285 106.72 Ventura 1,929 3,054,771 1,530,565 1,307,912 216,294 125.76 Yolo 770 1,120,491 559,880 480,794 79,817 114.72 Yuba 525 784,128 393,496 334,833 55,799 115.69 Averages computed from "net" persons counts, i.e., includes recipient counts involved in plus and minus adjustments for the year. Table 9 Aid to the Disabled Applications and Movement of Cash Grant Cases For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 Item to to Percent June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 change Applications: Disposed of during year 145,266 120,727 20.3 Approved 56,700 60,732 -6.6 Other disposition 88,566 59,995 47.6 Cash grant cases: Added during year 58,442 61,464 -4.9 New 40,229 43,227 -6.9 Restorations 5,652 5,052 11.9 Transfers in 8,770 10,204 -14.1 Other approvals 3,791 2,981 27.2 \ Discontinued during year 44,326 36,837 20.3 Continued to following year 189,336 175,007 8.2 a/ Includes applications for Medical Assistance Only. Table 10 Aid to the Disabled Number and Ratea of Cash Grant Cases Discontinued, by Reason for Discontinuance For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 to to Reason for discontinuance June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 Number Ratea/ Number Ratea/ Total 44,326 190.4 36,837 173.9 Death 8,533 36.7 7,201 34.0 Income reasons: Earnings of recipients 1,380 5.9 1,741 8.2 Earnings or other resources of spouse 813 3.5 794 3.7 Contributions from parent or other relative 141 0.6 76 0.4 Monthly income from real property 78 0.3 35 0.2 Recurring lump-sum income 93 0.4 102 0.5 OASDHI benefit 2,840 12.2 2,577 12.2 Railroad retirement benefit 77 0.3 46 0.2 Military pension or benefit 510 2.2 456 2.2 Civil pension or annuity 235 1.0 171 0.8 Other income 1,790 7.7 1,118 5.3 Property reasons: Increased real property holdings 66 0.3 33 0.2 Refuses to comply with real property utilization requirements 99 0.4 39 0.2 Increased personal property holdings 1,156 5.0 849 4.0 Other reasons: Admitted to TB or mental hospital or in other medical institution because diagnosed as TB or psychotic 2,192 9.4 2,388 11.3 Admitted to public institution (custodial care) 817 3.5 792 3.7 Admitted to other public institution 1,507 6.5 1,075 5.1 Accepted for AB or APSB 240 1.0 234 1.1 Ineligible - no longer disabled 839 3.6 531 2.5 Loss of state residence 2,553 11.0 1,599 7.5 Whereabouts unknown 3,087 13.3 2,151 10.2 Discontinuance requested by recipient, no reason given for request 1,115 4.8 586 2.8 Accepted for OAS 7,899 33.9 6,953 32.8 Other 6,266 26.9 5,290 24.8 Per 1,000 cases active during year. Excludes intercounty transfers. It is estimated that a substantial number of discontinuances from cash grant reported in "Other" represent transfers to Medical Assistance Only. Table 11 Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Family Groups and Unemployed Combined Subsistence Expenditures, by County and Source of Fundsa/ For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 County Total Federal State County All counties $954,519,582 $454,109,875 $330,508,739 $169,900,968 Alameda 55,642,681 26,476,386 19,590,133 9,576,162 Alpine 22,996 11,498 7,761 3,737 Amador 143,253 63,656 53,704 25,893 Butte 3,804,760 1,805,902 1,349,193 649,665 Calaveras 391,036 183,189 140,297 67,550 Colusa 250,814 125,452 84,580 40,782 Contra Costa 26,281,297 12,032,278 9,371,328 4,877,691 Del Norte 589,985 279,209 209,748 101,028 El Dorado 1,884,933 832,653 710,203 342,077 Fresno 29,927,950 14,658,856 10,281,220 4,987,874 Glenn 395,281 181,589 144,212 69,480 Humboldt 4,194,713 1,947,162 1,501,381 746,170 Imperial 4,167,653 2,001,438 1,461,432 704,783 Inyo 352,836 175,103 118,500 59,233 Kern 15,397,364 7,601,353 5,258,688 2,537,323 Kings 4,296,836 2,070,273 1,502,050 724,513 Lake 939,395 437,274 338,901 163,220 Lassen 465,833 219,530 166,211 80,092 Los Angeles 407,800,574 197,256,403 137,835,709 72,708,462 Madera 2,797,751 1,398,645 944,097 455,009 Marin 4,333,385 1,906,113 1,419,026 1,008,246 Mariposa 102,780 47,242 37,482 18,056 Mendocino 2,406,000 1,116,580 870,185 419,235 Merced 6,837,641 3,253,231 2,419,032 1,165,378 Modoc 252,569 124,716 86,301 41,552 Mono 59,581 28,357 21,076 10,148 Monterey 8,605,587 4,137,210 3,016,038 1,452,339 Napa 1,843,225 904,717 632,938 305,570 Nevada 883,356 405,552 322,437 155,367 Orange 30,677,278 14,194,149 11,093,796 5,389,333 Placer 3,531,957 1,662,965 1,261,447 607,545 Plumas 461,398 198,269 177,610 85,519 Riverside 20,666,603 9,887,410 7,251,101 3,528,092 Sacramento 36,750,267 17,194,499 12,780,298 6,775,470 San Benito 683,519 321,235 244,473 117,811 San Bernardino 31,948,265 15,355,903 11,171,411 5,420,951 San Diego 41,552,386 19,096,359 15,060,014 7,396,013 San Francisco 42,244,618 19,403,975 13,980,777 8,859,866 San Joaquin 16,887,096 8,000,249 5,995,232 2,891,615 San Luis Obispo 3,490,833 1,650,309 1,241,654 598,870 San Mateo 13,493,202 6,417,653 4,617,206 2,458,343 Santa Barbara 8,466,105 4,006,860 2,988,872 1,470,373 Santa Clara 41,959,986 19,102,636 15,284,365 7,572,985 Santa Cruz 4,254,645 2,069,525 1,461,290 723,830 Shasta 5,201,368 2,436,869 1,863,441 901,058 Sierra 26,632 12,617 9,460 4,555 Siskiyou 825,206 363,879 311,379 149,948 Solano 8,446,645 3,802,947 3,130,684 1,513,014 Sonoma 10,140,593 4,538,806 3,772,751 1,829,036 Stanislaus 12,457,559 5,836,581 4,464,327 2,156,651 Sutter 1,422,596 672,895 505,862 243,839 Tehama 887,878 426,172 311,685 150,021 Trinity 243,335 89,189 103,812 50,334 Tulare 14,682,194 7,193,891 5,053,586 2,434,717 Tuolumne 589,336 287,049 204,029 98,258 Ventura 11,086,660 5,309,911 3,921,642 1,855,107 Yolo 3,582,826 1,634,800 1,322,775 625,251 Yuba 2,786,531 1,260,706 1,029,897 495,928 Does not include $5,599,050 County Supplemental Aid in "Kind". Table 12 Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Family Groups and Unemployed Combined Number of Family Cases and Total Persons - Cash Grant Only Average Cash Grant Payment - Per Family Case and Per Person, by County For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Average number per month Average monthly cash grant payment County Family cases Total recipients Per family case Per person All counties 421,799 1,512,388 $188.58 $52.59 Alameda 26,577 90,404 174.47 51.29 Alpine 11 43 166.64 44.57 Amador 76 250 156.39 47.58 Butte 1,882 6,746 168.55 47.00 Galaveras 191 666 170.24 48.92 Colusa 129 434 162.65 48.12 Contra Costa 12,587 42,804 173.99 51.17 Del Norte 299 1,021 164.71 48.19 El Dorado 902 3,104 174.11 50.62 Fresno 12,489 50,898 199.69 49.00 Glenn 207 703 159.52 46.88 Humboldt 2,080 7,319 168.04 47.77 Imperial 1,870 7,672 185.66 45.26 Inyo 180 587 163.88 50.07 Kern 6,848 26,277 187.39 48.83 Kings 1,881 7,658 190.34 46.76 Lake 458 1,572 170.92 49.81 Lassen 247 831 157.22 46.77 Los Angeles 169,839 605,061 200.09 56.17 Madera 1,231 5,035 189.41 46.31 Marin 2,040 6,244 177.02 57.83 Mariposa 51 190 170.17 45.28 Mendocino 1,215 4,044 165.02 49.58 Merced 3,053 12,079 186.63 47.17 Modoc 124 446 169.40 47.29 Mono 31 100 160.60 50.15 Monterey 3,955 14,086 181.31 50.91 Napa 961 2,998 159.79 51.24 Nevada 445 1,497 165.58 49.17 Orange 14,235 51,159 179.59 49.97 Placer 1,669 5,848 176.32 50.33 Plumas 234 811 164.78 47.39 Riverside 8,946 35,994 192.52 47.85 Sacramento 16,830 58,226 181.97 52.60 San Benito 337 1,291 168.81 44.10 San Bernardino 14,573 54,019 182.69 49.29 San Diego 20,484 70,359 169.05 49.21 San Francisco 18,037 60,580 195.17 58.11 San Joaquin 7,809 27,931 180.21 50.38 San Luis Obispo 1,661 5,925 175.18 49.10 San Mateo 6,411 21,681 175.39 51.86 Santa Barbara 3,978 14,355 177.34 49.15 Santa Clara 19,192 70,654 182.19 49.49 Santa Cruz 2,100 6,805 168.90 52.10 Shasta 2,423 8,793 178.88 49.30 Sierra 14 41 158.52 53.69 Siskiyou 415 1,446 165.60 47.58 Solano 3,862 14,017 182.27 50.21 Sonoma 4,843 17,356 174.51 48.69 Stanislaus 5,806 22,264 178.81 46.63 Sutter 701 2,559 169.16 46.33 Tehama 413 1,537 179.04 48.15 Trinity 119 464 169.81 43.55 Tulare 6,403 26,855 191.08 45.56 Tuolumne 316 983 155.17 49.98 Ventura 5,045 18,619 183.13 49.62 Yolo 1,723 6,185 173.36 48.27 Yuba 1,361 4,862 170.56 47.76 Table 13 Aid to Families with Dependent Children Recipients of Aid Payments According to Living Arrangements of Child, by Month For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 19714/ Total Family Groups Unemployed Boarding Homes and Month and year Institutions Children Persons Children Families Children Adults Families ChildrenC/ Adults July 1970 1,373,751 969,708 325,158 805,202 320,684 44,245 131,719 83,359 32,787 August 1,414,772 997,357 335,148 827,225 330,130 46,192 136,541 87,285 33,591 September 1,432,065 1,010,209 341,307 839,953 333,648 46,572 136,732 88,208 33,524 October 1,476,242 1,039,792 350,655 859,370 340,657 50,517 146,564 95,793 33,858 November 1,514,123 1,065,474 357,781 873,559 345,688 54,744 158,217 102,961 33,698 December 1,567,944 1,101,100 363,989 888,064 350,358 61,193 179,142 116,486 33,894 January 1971 1,621,340 1,135,145 373,371 905,147 358,473 67,139 195,711 127,722 34,287 February 1,616,134 1,132,117 371,855 901,064 356,027 67,026 196,979 127,990 34,074 March 1,663,564 1,162,819 383,341 920,813 365,056 71,481 207,260 135,689 34,746 April 1,650,969 1,156,726 385,911 922,397 363,760 68,654 199,580 130,483 34,749 May 1,634,443 1,147,172 387,671 923,632 363,706 65,156 189,188 123,565 34,352 June 1,591,441 1,119,056 380,758 906,734 356,401 61,721 177,701 115,984 34,621 Figures are not corrected for office or field audit adjustments. b/ Includes all families except those eligible because of unemployment of a parent. Children living in home of relatives and legal guardians. Children living in boarding homes and institutions under specific agreement for board and care. Table 14 Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Family Groups and Unemployed Combined Number of Cash Grant Family Cases and Total Persons - Adults and Children, by County For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Average number per month Family groups Unemployed Total County cash grant cash grant Family Total Family Total Family Total persons Adults cases Children cases persons Adults Children cases persons Adults Children All counties 421,799 1,512,388 460,011 1,052,377 363,077 1,229,815 348,718 881,097 58,722 282,573 111,293 171,280 Alameda Alpine 26,577 90,404 28,015 62,389 22,981 74,337 21,157 53,180 3,596 16,067 6,858 9,209 11 43 10 33 10 38 8 30 1 5 2 3 Amador 76 250 70 180 70 219 58 161 6 31 12 19 Butte 1,882 6,746 2,024 4,722 1,604 5,471 1,543 3,928 278 1,275 481 794 Calaveras 191 666 215 451 150 482 135 347 41 184 80 104 Colusa 129 434 103 331 124 408 95 313 5 26 8 18 Contra Costa 12,587 42,804 13,670 29,134 10,699 35,152 10,342 24,810 1,888 7,652 3,328 4,324 Del Norte 299 1,021 298 723 264 849 229 620 35 172 69 103 El Dorado 902 3,104 1,011 2,093 746 2,451 724 1,727 156 653 287 366 Fresno 12,489 50,898 13,762 37,136 10,673 39,739 10,323 29,416 1,816 11,159 3,439 7,720 Glenn 207 703 212 491 180 593 164 429 27 110 48 62 Humboldt 2,080 7,319 2,323 4,996 1,731 5,722 1,653 4,069 349 1,597 670 927 Imperial 1,870 7,672 2,057 5,615 1,628 6,488 1,641 4,847 242 1,184 416 768 Inyo 180 587 166 421 159 487 130 357 21 100 36 64 Kern 6,848 26,277 7,016 19,261 6,472 24,006 6,278 17,728 376 2,271 738 1,533 Kings 1,881 7,658 2,230 5,428 1,346 4,805 1,289 3,516 535 2,853 941 1,912 Lake 458 1,572 497 1,075 367 1,177 337 840 91 395 160 235 Lassen 247 831 260 571 200 621 172 449 47 210 88 122 Los Angeles 169,839 605,061 182,010 423,051 150,389 511,750 145,989 365,761 19,450 93,311 36,021 57,290 Madera 1,231 5,035 1,366 3,669 959 3,489 846 2,643 272 1,546 520 1,026 Marin 2,040 6,244 2,278 3,966 1,752 5,081 1,722 3,359 288 1,163 556 607 Mariposa 51 190 59 131 40 139 37 102 11 51 22 29 Mendocino 1,215 4,044 1,323 2,721 963 2,944 853 2,091 252 1,100 470 630 Merced 3,053 12,079 3,492 8,587 2,545 9,292 2,512 6,780 508 2,787 980 1,807 Modoc 124 446 143 303 99 313 94 219 25 133 49 84 Mono 31 100 29 71 27 80 21 59 4 20 8 12 Monterey 3,955 14,086 4,163 9,923 3,437 11,584 3,240 8,344 518 2,502 923 1,579 Napa 961 2,998 868 2,130 926 2,827 798 2,029 35 171 70 101 Nevada 445 1,497 475 1,022 379 1,206 345 861 66 291 130 161 Orange 14,235 51,159 16,220 34,939 12,353 41,794 12,379 29,415 1,882 9,365 3,841 5,524 Placer 1,669 5,848 1,925 3,923 1,329 4,313 1,245 3,068 340 1,535 680 855 Plumas 234 811 264 547 189 632 184 448 45 179 80 99 Riverside 8,946 35,994 10,615 25,379 7,815 29,364 8,137 21,227 1,131 6,630 2,478 4,152 Sacramento 16,830 58,226 18,436 39,790 13,393 43,128 12,134 30,994 3,437 15,098 6,302 8,796 San Benito 337 1,291 361 930 269 945 241 704 68 346 120 226 San Bernardino 14,573 54,019 15,636 38,383 12,702 45,002 12,127 32,875 1,871 9,017 3,509 5,508 San Diego 20,484 70,359 21,817 48,542 17,561 56,886 16,107 40,779 2,923 13,473 5,710 7,763 San Francisco 18,037 60,580 19,521 41,059 16,232 52,770 15,973 36,797 1,805 7,810 3,548 4,262 San Joaquin 7,809 27,931 8,343 19,588 6,464 21,101 5,778 15,323 1,345 6,830 2,565 4,265 San Luis Obispo 1,661 5,925 1,809 4,116 1,359 4,514 1,282 3,232 302 1,411 527 884 San Mateo 6,411 21,681 6,867 14,814 5,562 17,937 5,231 12,706 849 3,744 1,636 2,108 Santa Barbara 3,978 14,355 4,447 9,908 3,449 11,825 3,392 8,433 529 2,530 1,055 1,475 Santa Clara 19,192 70,654 22,595 48,059 15,129 51,144 14,667 36,477 4,063 19,510 7,928 11,582 Santa Cruz 2,100 6,805 2,185 4,620 1,912 5,961 1,806 4,155 188 844 379 465 Shasta 2,423 8,793 2,901 5,892 1,813 6,013 1,720 4,293 610 2,780 1,181 1,599 Sierra 14 41 13 28 12 32 10 22 2 9 3 6 Siskiyou 415 1,446 418 1,028 342 1,102 280 822 73 344 138 206 Solano 3,862 14,017 4,392 9,625 3,098 10,361 2,888 7,473 764 3,656 1,504 2,152 Sonoma 4,843 17,356 5,745 11,611 3,659 11,875 3,494 8,381 1,184 5,481 2,251 3,230 Stanislaus 5,806 22,264 6,972 15,292 4,504 15,516 4,429 11,087 1,302 6,748 2,543 4,205 Sutter 701 2,559 789 1,770 521 1,721 476 1,245 180 838 313 525 Tehama 413 1,537 440 1,097 376 1,343 366 977 37 194 74 120 Trinity 119 464 156 308 80 272 78 194 39 192 78 114 Tulare 6,403 26,855 7,758 19,097 4,978 18,771 5,009 13,762 1,425 8,084 2,749 5,335 Tuolumne 316 983 292 691 286 869 249 620 30 114 43 71 Ventura 5,045 18,619 5,470 13,149 4,435 15,359 4,194 11,165 610 3,260 1,276 1,984 Yolo 1,723 6,185 1,905 4,280 1,356 4,415 1,231 3,184 367 1,770 674 1,096 Yuba 1,361 4,862 1,574 3,288 979 3,100 876 2,224 382 1,762 698 1,064 Table 15 Aid to Families with Dependent Children: Family Cases, Applications and Movement of Cash Grant Cases For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 Family groups Item July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 Percent to to change June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 Applications: Disposed of during year 446,968 357,571 25.0 Approved 323,008 270,499 19.4 Other disposition 123,960 87,072 42.4 Cash grant cases:b/ Added during year 215,090 192,484 11.7 New 151,558 135,627 11.7 Restorations 27,957 26,390 5.9 Transfers in 26,779 23,935 11.9 Other approvals 8,796 6,532 34.7 Discontinued during year 149,769 121,848 22.9 Continued to following year 382,767 313,112 22.2 Applications include family groups applying for assistance because of unemployment of a parent, and families applying for Medical Assistance Only. Includes all families receiving cash grants except those eligible because of unemployment of a parent. Table 16 Aid to Families with Dependent Children: Unemployed Movement of Cases For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 Unemployed Item July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 Percent to to June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 change Cash grant cases: Added during year 109,002 69,454 56.9 New 71,498 42,527 68.1 Restorations 18,916 15,054 25.7 Transfers in 14,635 9,243 58.3 Other approvals 3,953 2,630 50.3 Discontinued during year 85,465 50,152 70.4 Continued to following year 60,966 43,460 40.3 Table 17 Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Family Groups Number and Rate of Cash Grant Cases Discontinued, by Reason for Discontinuance For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 to to Reason for discontinuance June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 Number Rate Number Rate Total 149,769 292.3 121,848 291.6 Transferred to boarding homes and institutions 2,757 5.4 3,164 7.6 Transferred to AFDC - Unemployed parent component 11,865 23.2 7,132 17.1 Income reasons: Support from stepfather 1,138 2.2 2,060 4.9 Contributions from absent father 1,689 3.3 1,750 4.2. Earnings of father living in home 9,605 18.7 9,418 22.5 Earnings of mother 6,048 11.8 6,670 16.0 Earnings of dependent children 420 0.8 336 0.8 Contributions from other persons 1,375 2.7 1,812 4.3 Remarriage of parent 2,481 4.8 3,538 8.5 Family reunited with absent parent 7,200 14.1 7,434 17.8 Receipt of or increase in benefits, allowances or pensions under Governmental program: OASDI 2,504 4.9 2,018 4.8 Military service benefits 424 0.8 457 1.1 * Unemployment or disability insurance 4,375 8.5 3,722 8.9 Other 909 1.8 732 1.8 Nongovernmental program 166 0.3 113 0.3 Other income 1,261 2.5 857 2.0 Other reasons: Excess real or personal property 1,828 3.6 1,478 3.5 Father no longer incapacitated 1,752 3.4 1,570 3.8 Absent father returned 4,305 8.4 2,899 6.9 No longer an eligible child in home 11,824 23.1 8,863 21.2 Loss of state residence 12,901 25.2 8,184 19.6 Whereabouts unknown 17,08I 33.3 10,256 24.5 Refusal to cooperate with law-enforcement officers 942 1.8 753 1.8 Refusal of reasonable employment or vocational rehabilitation 205 0.4 129 0.3 Refusal to provide essential information 6,132 12.0 4,266 10.2 Otherd/ 38,582 75.3 32,237 77.2 Includes all families except those eligible because of unemployment of a parent. b/ Per 1,000 cases active in period. c/ Excludes intercounty transfers. d/ Includes an unknown but probably substantial number of transfers to Medical Assistance Only. Table 18 Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Unemployed Number and Ratea/ of Cash Grant Cases Discontinued, by Reason for Discontinuance For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 to to June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 Reason for discontinuance Number Rated/ Number Ratea/ Totalb/ 85,465 680.5 50,152 717.7 Transferred to boarding homes and institutions 93 0.7 90 1.3 Transferred to AFDC - Family Groups 11,673 92.9 7,600 108.8 Income reasons: Support from stepfather 199 1.6 173 2.5 Earnings of father living in home 45,216 360.1 25,942 371.2 Earnings of mother 717 5.7 1,021 14.6 Earnings of dependent children 33 0.3 27 0.4 Contributions from other persons 160 1.3 61 0.9 Receipt of or increase in benefits, allowances or pensions under Governmental program: OASDHI 89 0.7 36 0.5 Military service benefits 196 1.6 61 0.9 Unemployment or disability insurance 2,593 20.6 1,361 19.5 Other 208 1.7 88 1.3 Other 399 3.2 254 3.6 Other reasons: Excess real or personal property 356 2.8 163 2.3 No longer an eligible child in home 639 5.1 249 3.6 Loss of state residence 3,057 24.3 1,376 19.7 Whereabouts unknown 6,182 49.2 3,017 43.2 Refusal of community work and training program, reasonable employment or vocation rehabilitation 1,097 8.7 785 11.2 Refusal to provide essential information 2,569 20.5 1,297 18.6 OtherC 9,989 79.5 6,551 93.6 a/ Per 1,000 cases active in period. Excludes intercounty transfers. Includes an unknown but probably substantial number of transfers to Medical Assistance Only. Table 19 Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Boarding Homes and Institutions Recipients, Subsistence Expenditures and Average Cash Grant Payment, by County and Source of Funds For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Cash grant Subsistence Expenditures Average monthly recipients County cash grant payment (average per month) Total Federal State County per recipient All counties 34,020 $62,483,169 $8,686,892 $19,399,137 $34,397,140 $153.08 Alameda 1,385 2,294,144 349,140 778,936 1,166,068 138.08 Alpine 2 2,240 -- 1,080 1,160 106.67 Amador 8 12,657 1,547 4,664 6,446 136.10 Butte 169 152,203 36,664 77,985 37,554 75.12 Calaveras 7 9,070 3,105 3,355 2,610 114.81 Colusa 13 13,883 4,527 5,971 3,385 91.34 Contra Costa 824 1,739,022 392,557 441,411 905,054 175.87 Del Norte 41 44,477 15,736 18,668 10,073 89.49 EI Dorado 74 79,573 16,706 39,148 23,719 89.61 Fresno 628 686,666 197,120 307,445 182,101 91.08 Glenn 49 52,647 25,905 17,903 8,839 90.30 Humboldt 173 182,968 42,964 87,182 52,822 88.01 Imperial 150 164,130 34,554 79,267 50,309 91.34 Inyo 33 39,715 8,814 17,021 13,880 101.06 Kern 780 805,930 236,905 368,560 200,465 86.10 Kings 107 122,503 15,218 57,990 49,295 95.63 Lake 26 30,910 5,634 15,433 9,843 100.03 Lassen 13 14,675 3,556 6,598 4,521 95.92 Los Angeles 15,366 31,366,347 2,404,626 9,363,320 19,598,401 170.11 Madera 80 72,507 34,641 25,549 12,317 75.37 Marin 180 299,366 44,543 105,642 149,181 138.72 Mariposa 10 11,254 3,812 4,713 2,729 93.01 Mendocino 183 235,578 69,024 91,474 75,080 107.42 Merced 150 207,668 62,329 76,653 68,686 115.44 Modoc 8 6,930 218 4,530 2,182 75.33 Mono 2 1,600 -- 1,080 520 80.00 Monterey 280 335,752 16,724 176,071 142,957 100.08 Napa 114 150,184 37,541 59,747 52,896 109.70 Nevada 32 31,436 15,676 10,636 5,124 82.94 Orange 698 1,086,926 147,726 395,659 543,541 129.81 Placer 115 155,817 44,954 58,567 52,296 112.75 Plumas 23 19,964 8,649 7,576 3,739 71.81 Riverside 813 984,761 133,028 479,390 372,343 100.97 Sacramento 938 1,625,578 206,418 551,975 867,185 144.38 San Benito 14 12,465 4,254 5,283 2,928 72.05 San Bernardino 1,051 1,581,495 364,388 559,989 657,118 125.35 San Diego 1,832 3,143,341 651,124 981,067 1,511,150 143.00 San Francisco 2,322 5,542,896 885,045 1,320,951 3,336,900 198.96 San Joaquin 440 1,030,714 331,046 218,194 481,474 195.32 San Luis Obispo 150 151,938 45,631 70,667 35,640 84.27 San Mateo 534 943,009 2,592 347,919 592,498 147.28 Santa Barbara 252 333,009 77,079 117,821 138,109 109.94 Santa Clara 1,446 3,159,475 893,185 741,532 1,524,758 182.08 Santa Cruz 196 346,771 92,743 104,073 149,955 147.19 Shasta 122 125,636 34,490 58,802 32,344 86.05 Sierra 4 3,613 804 1,827 982 84.02 Siskiyou 38 41,470 9,464 19,883 12,123 91.14 Solano 297 528,677 105,886 164,180 258,611 148.21 Sonoma 393 685,286 107,789 224,879 352,618 145.22 Stanislaus 428 640,393 222,794 200,397 217,202 124.83 Sutter 40 48,603 6,042 23,200 19,361 100.21 Tehama 37 39,233 7,201 20,196 11,836 89.17 Trinity 2 2,080 438 1,098 544 77.04 Tulare 314 280,426 70,723 141,228 68,475 74.46 Tuolumne 50 77,563 15,802 27,351 34,410 129.06 Ventura 342 332,818 68,587 176,208 88,023 81.19 Yolo 152 309,034 49,786 87,518 171,730 169.99 Yuba 90 84,143 19,438 43,675 21,030 77.48 Table 20 General Relief Total Expenditures, by County For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 County Total General Home Relief Other General Relief All counties $58,487,241 $52,526,042 $5,961,199 Alameda 2,885,659 2,680,233 205,426 Alpine 261 0 261 Amador 1,780 1,780 0 Butte 38,620 32,337 6,283 Calaveras 3,692 3,692 0 Colusa 2,676 511 2,165 Contra Costa 1,254,978 1,174,297 80,681 Del Norte 53,081 126 52,955 EI Dorado 69,855 55,338 14,517 Fresno 232,310 86,600 145,710 Glenn 8,830 187 8,643 Humboldt 158,656 131,021 27,635 Imperial 70,050 28,638 41,412 Inyo 82,514 20,492 62,022 Kern 132,442 97,519 34,923 Kings 19,503 14,249 5,254 Lake 34,232 3,417 30,815 Lassen 4,619 o 4,619 Los Angeles 32,919,396 29,540,572 3,378,824 Madera 16,284 3,228 13,056 Marin 184,391 102,006 82,385 Mariposa 9,542 962 8,580 Mendocino 55,442 22,970 32,472 Merced 70,738 63,354 7,384 Modoc 11,329 6,149 5,180 Mono 13,775 1,046 12,729 Monterey 117,735 116,551 1,184 Napa 31,778 30,806 972 Nevada 2,184 960 1,224 Orange 773,036 761,986 11,050 Placer 21,229 18,138 3,091 Plumas 6,270 6,270 0 Riverside 249,032 203,924 45,108 Sacramento 3,020,676 2,920,295 100,381 San Benito 910 605 305 San Bernardino 295,490 288,996 6,494 San Diego 1,753,873 1,624,757 129,116 San Francisco 8,705,843 8,056,006 649,837 San Joaquin 47,667 45,361 2,306 San Luis Obispo 120,954 113,783 7,171 San Mateo 1,267,919 916,339 351,580 Santa Barbara 224,491 167,011 57,480 Santa Clara 2,799,013 2,595,304 203,709 Santa Cruz 82,420 74,890 7,530 Shasta 46,034 29,052 16,982 Sierra 1,509 113 1,396 Siskiyou 9,960 8,096 1,864 Solano 92,376 92,048 328 Sonoma 113,335 93,363 19,972 Stanislaus 173,280 152,480 20,800 Sutter 2,630 893 1,737 Tehama 26,274 1,089 25,185 Trinity 4,996 1,693 3,303 Tulare 40,751 32,518 8,233 Tuolumne 9,791 7,401 2,390 Ventura 31,368 31,368 0 Yolo 60,463 45,472 14,991 Yuba 19,299 17,750 1,549 Excludes an unknown amount of General Home Relief Family case expenditures by Los Angeles County for these cases from February through June 1971. Table 21 General Relief Total Expenditures Classified by Object, by Month For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Supplemental aid General Grand Miscellaneous Month and year total a/ Home Relief a/ Old Age Blind Aid Aid to the General Security program Disabled Relief recipients recipients recipients Fiscal year total $58,487,241 $52,526,042 $210,109 $11,864 $672,237 $5,066,989 July 1970 4,398,361 3,932,339 18,407 744 32,831 414,040 August 4,345,447 3,846,038 18,059 1,001 156,274 324,075 September 4,696,705 4,264,653 19,227 564 119,591 292,670 October 4,736,393 4,244,617 19,484 1,188 35,514 435,590 November 5,293,842 4,819,546 20,666 854 46,234 406,542 December 5,778,975 5,255,226 16,617 971 39,220 466,941 January 1971 6,059,912 5,540,215 15,505 1,189 41,859 461,144 February 5,212,522 4,701,666 16,027 973 41,560 452,296 March 4,829,009 4,348,782 16,422 865 39,973 422,967 & April 4,380,825 3,895,851 16,629 1,340 39,667 427,338 May 4,343,459 3,834,009 16,456 1,088 40,189 451,717 June 4,411,791 3,843,100 16,610 1,087 39,325 511,669 Excludes an unknown amount of General Home Relief Family case expenditures by Los Angeles County for these cases from February through June 1971. Table 22 General Home Relief Number of Cases and Average Payment Per Case, by County and Family Status For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Family Cases One-person cases County Average Number per month Average Average Average payment number payment Cases Total persons per case per month per case All counties 9,004 32,522 $ 66.77 49,501 $ 76.28 Alameda 139 284 86.57 2,911 72.60 Alpine 0 0 -- 0 : Amador 1 3 44.56 3 41.79 Butte 8 16 62.70 39 55.45 Calaveras 2 5 64.92 6 30.43 Colusa 1 5 24.15 1 14.07 Contra Costa 213 541 82.40 1,284 62.55 Del Norte -- 1 55.50 0 15.00 El Dorado 26 78 53.07 82 39.30 Fresno 72 305 28.41 108 47.95 Glenn -- 1 59.00 0 18.29 Humboldt 60 206 56.67 100 75.34 Imperial 16 58 26.92 47 41.51 Inyo 24 81 35.49 27 32.21 Kern 8 16 92.04 127 58.30 Kings 3 6 47.38 24 44.68 Lake 2 9 21.26 7 32.31 Lassen 0 0 -- 0 : Los Angeles 6,554 25,208 64.53 28,100 72.55 Madera 15 59 5.64 12 15.11 Marin 8 21 52.77 98 82.35 Mariposa -- 1 56.25 1 56.69 Mendocino 19 56 32.36 30 44.19 Merced 15 38 47.43 70 65.71 Modoc 11 49 29.35 8 23.70 Mono 0 o 50.00 1 83.00 Monterey 147 618 36.26 148 29.58 Napa 12 38 39.03 41 50.75 Nevada 3 9 5.78 2 43.06 Orange 448 1,665 49.00 510 81.41 Placer 45 161 16.52 14 55.69 Plumas 1 4 53.93 9 52.51 Riverside 40 117 60.94 246 59.23 Sacramento 292 691 61.53 2,793 80.70 San Benito o o -- 1 40.33 San Bernardino 43 115 48.81 343 64.06 San Diego 129 339 110.67 1,280 94.64 San Francisco 257 566 146.97 7,275 87.08 San Joaquin 13 29 59.65 83 36.11 San Luis Obispo 43 133 57.91 104 67.08 San Mateo 46 119 166.12 622 110.32 Santa Barbara 9 19 108.74 200 64.79 Santa Clara 98 328 154.26 1,893 106.20 Santa Cruz 8 18 53.52 123 47.50 Shasta 33 111 23.62 51 32.31 Sierra : 1 56.50 0 -- Siskiyou 4 17 14.76 14 45.33 Solano 6 14 102.52 82 85.85 Sonoma 58 189 25.08 168 37.54 Stanislaus 47 106 50.21 214 48.35 Sutter 2 7 11.93 3 14.08 Tehama 1 4 21.06 2 30.08 Trinity 2 6 20.11 2 63.38 Tulare 3 6 56.91 42 60.19 Tuolumne 1 2 23.62 8 80.13 Ventura 3 8 85.91 31 76.86 Yolo 11 28 29.65 79 43.89 Yuba 2 7 21.46 32 45.36 Excludes an unknown number of General Home Relief Family cases, persons in Family cases and expenditures by Los Angeles County for these cases from February through June 1971. Table 23 Adoptions Children Accepted for Study and Placed for Adoption by Licensed Adoption Agencies; Independent and Stepparent Petitions Received For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 Percent to to Activity June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 change Relinquishment adoption Children accepted for study 10,488 12,761 -17.8 Private agencies 2,093 3,012 -30.5 Public agencies 8,395 9,749 -13.9 Children placed for adoption 5,559 7,755 -28.3 Private agencies 1,438 2,037 -29.4 Public agencies 4,121 5,718 -27.9 Independent adoptions Petitions received 2,603 3,115 -16.4 SDSW 1,259 1,493 -15.7 Counties 1,344 1,622 -17.1 Stepparent adoptions Petitions received- 7,088 6,482L 9.3 Accepted for preplacement study. Excludes reopened cases, appeals, petitions to withdraw consent, and revocations. Investigated by county probation departments. Revised Table 24 Relinquishment Adoptions Case Movement of Children Under Study by Public and Private Adoption Agencies For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 Public agencies Private agencies Children under study July 1, 1970. July 1, 1969 July -1, 1970 July 1, 1969 to to Percent to to Percent June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 change June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 change Not in adoptive homes Continued from last year 4,878 5,466 -10.8 1,047 1,124 -6.9 8,395 9,749 -13.9 2,093 3,012 -30.5 Accepted during year Returned from adoptive homes 117 157 -25.5 22 28 : Total studied during year 13,390 15,372 -12.9 3,162 4,164 -24.1 Changes in status during year 8,827 10,498 -15.9 2,434 3,119 -22.0 Placed in adoptive homes 4,121 5,718 -27.9 1,438 2,037 -29.4 Service terminated, children not placed 4,706 4,780 -1.5 996 1,082 -7.9 Continued to following year 4,563 4,874 -6.4 728 1,045 -30.3 In adoptive homes Continued from last year 5,899 6,401 -7.8 1,932 2,207 -12.5 Placed during year 4,121 5,718 -27.9 1,438 2,037 -29.4 Total during year 10,020 12,119 -17.3 3,370 4,244 -20.6 Disposed of during year 5,613 6,219 -9.7 2,015 2,312 -12.8 Adoptions completed 5,487 6,048 -9.3 1,991 2,280 -12.7 Other 126 171 -26.3 24 32 : Continued to following year 4,407 5,900 -25.3 1,355 1,932 -29.9 Corrected for inventory adjustments. These children also reported in section "Not in adoptive homes" under continued from last year or accepted during year, depending on date accepted. Note: Percent change not computed when figures for 1970 or 1971 were less than 50. Table 25 Relinquishment Adoptions Movement of Applications to Adopt Children For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 Public agencies Private agencies Item July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 Percent July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 Percent to to to to change change June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 Applications Pending from last year 3,819 3,823 -0.1 1,086 1,141 -4.8 Signed during year 9,231 10,391 -11.2 2,136 2,674 -20.2 Total during year 13,050 14,214 -8.2 3,222 3,815 -15.5 Disposed of during year 9,753 10,392 -6.1 2,312 2,729 -15.3 Approved 4,798 6,127 -21.7 1,758 2,277 -22.8 Other 4,955 4,265 16.2 554 452 22.6 3,297 3,822 -13.7 910 1,086 -16.2 Pending at end of year a/ Corrected for inventory adjustments. Table 26 Independent Adoptions Movement of Petitions Received for Investigation For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 State Department of Social Welfare County agencies Item July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 Percent Percent to to to to June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 change June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 change Pending from last year 654 7432/ -12.0 788 804 -2.0 Added during year 1,389 1,639 -15.2 1,508 1,785 -15.5 New Petitions 1,259 1,493 -15.7 1,344 1,622 -17.1 Reopened and other 130 146 -11.0 164 163 0.6 Total during year 2,043 2,382 -14.2 2,296 2,589 -11.3 Disposed of during year 1,472 1,728 -14.8 1,627 1,801 -9.7 Court reports completed 1,438 1,694 -15.1 1,621 1,794 -9.6 Approval recommended 1,182 1,402 -15.7 1,260 1,398 -9.9 Denial recommended 173 204 -15.2 202 234 -13.7 Other 83 88 -5.7 159 162 -1.8 Other dispositions 34 34 : 6 7 : 571 654 -12.7 669 788 -15.1 Pending at end of year Includes new petitions, reopened cases, appeals, revocations, and withdrawal of consent actions. Corrected for inventory adjustments. Note: Percent change not computed when figures for 1970 or 1971 were less than 50. Table 27 Adoptions Administrative Expenditures of County Adoption Agencies by County and Source of Funds For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 County adoption agency Total State County All counties $12,621,365 $12,810,605 $(189,240) b/ Alameda 776,779 793,154 (16,375) Contra Costa 242,915 233,870 9,045 EI Dorado 37,959 42,489 (4,530) Fresno 84,409 74,199 10,210 Imperial 40,606 40,606 -- Kern 151,358 151,358 : Los Angeles 4,786,677 4,788,259 (1,582) Marin 83,291 83,291 -- Monterey 69,367 69,367 -- Orange 823,699 823,699 -- Placer 34,790 34,790 -- Riverside 318,046 317,796 250 Sacramento 449,289 439,004 10,285 San Bernardino 633,278 778,526 (145,248) San Diego 1,293,328 1,293,328 -- San Francisco 629,074 620,127 8,947 San Joaquin 106,691 106,691 -- San Luis Obispo 48,517 48,517 : San Mateo 281,065 289,690 (8,625) Santa Barbara 149,435 149,435 -- Santa Clara 979,978 992,835 (12,857) Santa Cruz 71,545 71,545 : Shasta 61,974 61,974 -- Solano 105,080 121,167 (16,087) Stanislaus 91,338 102,772 (11,434) Tulare 86,712 97,951 (11,239) Ventura 184,165 184,165 -- Includes following fees collected to offset State share: July - December 1970, $829,246; January - June 1971, $546,085. b/ Primarily adjustments for prior years claims. Table 28 Intercountry Adoptions Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 Item Percent to to change June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 California families for whom studies completed 88 85 3.5 Approval for foreign child 87 82 6.1 Denial recommended 1 3 -- Foreign children placed for adoption 92 81 13.6 Foreign children adopted 83 94 -11.7 Reference studies completed for Californians adopting abroad 43 53 -18.9 Table 29 Boarding Home Licensing and Inspection Number of Licensed Boarding Homes for Children and Aged, by County As of June 30, 1971 Boarding homes for children Boarding homes for aged Foster Small Full-time care Day care County family group care Total Licensed for Licensed for Total Licensed for 1-6 7 or more 1-6 7 or more 1-6 7 or more All counties 27,224 14,370 197 11,941 716 3,467 2,735 732 Alameda 1,030 498 3 511 18 146 92 54 Alpine 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 Amador 10 7 0 3 0 1 0 1 Butte 125 74 5 40 6 54 37 17 Calaveras 9 8 0 0 1 0 0 0 Colusa 25 8 o 16 1 5 5 0 Contra Costa 800 427 4 353 16 63 57 6 Del Norte 34 24 0 10 0 5 4 1 El Dorado 136 73 0 63 0 11 9 2 Fresno 358 271 1 75 11 38 18 20 Glenn 14 10 0 o 4 5 5 0 Humboldt 224 80 9 123 12 42 27 15 Imperial 143 108 2 23 10 7 3 4 Inyo 25 15 0 10 0 1 1 0 Kern 769 483 2 239 45 58 46 12 Kings 116 72 0 41 3 21 18 3 Lake 18 13 o 5 0 15 12 3 Lassen 7 4 0 3 0 1 I 0 Los Angeles 9,517 5,531 55 3,858 73 1,044 850 194 Madera 74 48 0 22 4 14 13 1 Marin 221 105 9 68 39 23 10 13 Mariposa 6 5 1 0 0 3 2 1 Mendocino 95 61 o 31 3 34 20 14 Merced 98 72 0 20 6 17 14 3 Modoc 3 3 o 0 0 1 o 1 Mono 1 1 o 0 0 0 0 0 Monterey 347 164 9 161 13 36 29 7 Napa 206 102 o 100 4 55 52 3 Nevada 51 32 o 15 4 17 14 3 Orange 1,118 447 12 605 54 169 131 38 Placer 85 53 1 26 5 24 22 2 Plumas 11 11 o 0 0 1 1 o Riverside 1,088 627 9 402 50 130 96 34 Sacramento 958 378 2 570 8 115 84 31 San Benito 23 3 14 5 1 3 2 1 San Bernardino 1,012 588 7 402 15 138 117 21 San Diego 1,764 895 8 833 28 273 232 41 San Francisco 670 373 7 286 4 140 137 3 San Joaquin 244 150 1 80 13 94 72 22 San Luis Obispo 131 54 0 76 1 21 12 9 San Mateo 833 422 1 410 0 95 84 11 Santa Barbara 462 186 2 261 13 54 47 7 Santa Clara 1,824 690 1 1,020 113 189 168 21 Santa Cruz 219 65 9 124 21 42 33 9 Shasta 138 73 2 48 15 10 4 6 Sierra 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Siskiyou 30 23 0 7 0 7 4 3 Solano 138 98 5 17 18 14 14 0 Sonoma 435 122 8 292 13 55 10 45 Stanislaus 279 164 0 89 26 55 29 26 Sutter 96 42 o 48 6 15 12 3 Tehama 20 14 0 5 1 6 5 1 Trinity 4 4 o 0 0 0 0 0 Tulare 296 184 0 95 17 28 23 5 Tuolumne 27 17 5 5 0 3 3 0 Ventura 593 262 0 325 6 55 47 8 Yolo 203 99 2 95 7 10 6 4 Yuba 59 25 1 25 8 4 1 3 Table 30 Boarding Home Licensing and Inspection Number of Licensed Boarding Homes for Children and Aged and Number of New and Renewal Applications Pending As of June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 Item June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 Boarding Homes for Children: Licensed 27,224 26,135 New applications pending 3,855 3,881 Renewal applications pending 914 827 Boarding Homes for Aged: Licensed 3,467 3,383 New applications pending 272 275 Renewal applications pending 36 37 Table 31 Boarding Home Licensing and Inspection Homes for the Exclusive Use of Private Child Placing Agencies: Number of Approved Homes As of June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 Month and year Number June 30, 1970 1,385 June 30, 1971 1,610 Table 32 Boarding Home Licensing and Inspection Total Expenditures, by County and Source of Funds For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 County Total State County All counties $990,096 $785,853 $204,243 Alameda 27,132 27,132 -- Alpine -- -- : Amador 99 99 -- Butte 1,753 1,753 -- Calaveras 1,003 325 678 Colusa 1,313 1,313 -- Contra Costa 40,721 40,721 -- Del Norte 3,407 2,601 806 EI Dorado 5,639 4,437 1,202 Fresno 659 74 585 Glenn 1,734 1,235 499 Humboldt 11,084 11,084 -- Imperial 4,227 4,227 : Inyo 3,741 1,885 1,856 Kern 22,394 22,394 -- Kings 1,090 1,090 -- Lake 1,752 1,752 -- Lassen 499 239 260 Los Angeles 327,680 172,395 155,285 Madera 1,576 1,576 -- Marin 6,817 6,817 I Mariposa 555 195 360 Mendocino 4,967 4,967 -- Merced 5,693 5,693 -- Modoc 769 260 509 Mono -- -- -- Monterey 27,510 24,857 2,653 Napa 8,278 8,278 -- Nevada 1,570 1,570 -- Orange 96,276 71,110 25,166 Placer 6,499 6,499 -- Plumas 1,820 195 1,625 Riverside 52,445 52,445 -- Sacramento 49,454 49,454 -- San Benito 1,086 1,086 -- San Bernardino 6,399 6,399 -- San Diego 14,356 14,356 -- San Francisco 34,184 35,107 (923) San Joaquin 12,071 12,071 -- San Luis Obispo 4,615 4,615 -- San Mateo 49,284 49,285 (1) Santa Barbara 12,743 12,743 -- Santa Clara 33,473 33,473 -- Santa Cruz 5,597 5,597 -- Shasta 2,475 2,475 -- Sierra 59 59 -- Siskiyou 5,501 2,536 2,965 Solano 6,334 6,334 -- Sonoma 43,694 32,955 10,739 Stanislaus 2,994 2,994 I Sutter 1,124 1,124 -- Tehama 1,829 1,829 : Trinity - 79 (79) Tulare 7,239 7,239 : Tuolumne 481 423 58 Ventura 12,012 12,012 -- Yolo 11,985 11,985 -- Yuba 405 405 : Adjustment for prior years expenditures. Table 33 Institutions and Child-placing Agencies Number Licensed and Number of New and Renewal Licenses Pending As of June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 Item June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 Institutions for aged: Licensed 458 411 New applications pending 105 131 Renewal applications pending 0 0 Institutions for children:ᵃ/ Licensed 177 139 New applications pending 42 38 Renewal applications pending 0 0 Day Nurseries: Licensed 2,297 2,086 New applications pending 388 303 Renewal applications pending 10 2 Child-placing agencies: Licensed 59 53 New applications pending 4 4 Renewal applications pending 0 0 Includes maternity homes and parent-child institutions. b/ Includes public agencies licensed to place children for adoption and private agencies licensed to place children for temporary care and for adoption. Table 34 Private Institutions for Children Children Served As of March 31, 1971 Item Number of Children Total 4,195 In the institution 2,568 In group homes 674 In foster family homes and other institutions 299 Receiving other services 654 Table 35 Maternity Homes Licensed by Department of Social Welfare Number of Persons Served As of March 31, 1970, and March 31, 1971 Group served March 31, 1971 March 31, 1970 Total 668 1,085 Expectant girls 507 777 Mothers 132 280 Infants 29 28 Table 36 Categorical Aid Programs Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments, by County and Source of Funds For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 County Total Federal State County All counties $349,614,984 $223,730,585 $4,199,534 $121,684,865 Alameda 19,872,399 11,437,152 113,395 8,321,852 Alpine 17,320 11,096 202 6,022 Amador 89,165 54,788 47 34,330 Butte 1,547,734 965,980 15,725 566,029 Calaveras 199,650 127,644 165 71,841 Colusa 146,333 95,136 792 50,405 Contra Costa 14,197,125 9,317,696 94,643 4,784,786 Del Norte 250,838 159,731 1,256 89,851 El Dorado 871,592 567,340 5,070 299,182 Fresno 6,162,205 3,834,797 48,039 2,279,369 Glenn 175,393 114,331 577 60,485 Humboldt 1,774,104 1,164,018 10,415 599,671 Imperial 1,028,696 670,610 2,111 355,975 Inyo 236,276 156,168 5,242 74,866 Kern 6,193,159 3,931,369 63,071 2,198,719 Kings 1,354,642 860,279 9,834 484,529 Lake 395,232 236,458 1,644 157,130 Lassen 207,246 131,389 4,748 71,109 Los Angeles 150,311,435 96,037,393 1,703,491 52,570,551 Madera 1,184,417 760,906 1,081 422,430 Marin 2,305,345 1,553,947 14,235 737,163 Mariposa 95,556 57,711 237 37,608 Mendocino 886,455 586,797 5,811 293,847 Merced 1,792,446 1,157,324 14,297 620,825 Modoc 70,525 43,737 203 26,585 Mono 23,966 14,152 48 9,766 Monterey 2,352,516 1,447,676 28,291 876,549 Napa 1,048,226 694,639 7,516 346,071 Nevada 368,509 232,382 4,125 132,002 Orange 8,686,006 5,309,968 68,677 3,307,361 Placer 924,396 593,919 1,130 329,347 Plumas 161,505 100,393 464 60,648 Riverside 7,431,993 4,895,824 242,988 2,293,181 Sacramento 13,468,258 8,896,127 173,024 4,399,107 San Benito 193,341 117,163 309 75,869 San Bernardino 9,097,005 5,966,067 140,263 2,990,675 San Diego 19,951,174 13,103,317 480,323 6,367,534 San Francisco 14,941,114 9,750,156 350,993 4,839,965 San Joaquin 6,710,827 4,330,750 57,853 2,322,224 San Luis Obispo 1,793,309 1,133,214 21,172 638,923 San Mateo 6,696,684 4,462,589 126,419 2,107,676 Santa Barbara 3,046,897 1,904,410 21,968 1,120,519 Santa Clara 16,116,474 10,593,988 100,252 5,422,234 Santa Cruz 2,286,507 1,507,627 19,316 759,564 Shasta 1,761,293 1,130,165 21,536 609,592 Sierra 24,520 13,986 351 10,183 Siskiyou 426,968 255,044 21 171,903 Solano 2,182,221 1,425,177 23,069 733,975 Sonoma 3,760,683 2,385,662 26,063 1,348,958 Stanislaus 4,501,458 2,917,083 63,140 1,521,235 Sutter 757,234 461,542 -- 295,692 Tehama 433,928 268,847 343 164,738 Trinity 57,721 32,174 427 25,120 Tulare 3,612,590 2,231,382 59,915 1,321,293 Tuolumne 437,743 282,821 12,735 142,187 Ventura 3,261,371 2,123,542 26,582 1,111,247 Yolo 1,021,013 653,159 1,992 365,862 Yuba 712,246 461,843 1,898 248,505 a/ Old Age Security, Aid to the Blind, Aid to Potentially Self-Supporting Blind, AFDC (Family Groups, Unemployed, and Foster Care), and Aid to the Disabled. Table 37 Public Welfare Program Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments by Program and Source of Funds For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Program Total Federal State County Total $387,767,496 $233,767,683 $11,454,053 $142,545,760 Old Age Security 45,975,411 28,671,477 543,586 16,760,348 Aid to the Blind 3,628,136 2,322,225 36,672 1,269,239 Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Family Groups, Unemployed and Boarding Homes and Institutions b/ 248,690,324 160,148,086 2,903,993 85,638,245 S. Aid to the Disabled 51,321,113 32,588,797 715,283 18,017,033 Medi-Cal 15,194,849 7,940,330 7,254,519 : General Rellef 14,626,570 -- -- 14,626,570 Other County Only Programs 1,718,574 : -- 1,718,574 Boarding Homes Licensing and Inspectionc/ 204,243 -- -- 204,243 Child Welfare Services 850,189 -- -- 850,189 Adoptions and Maternity Carec/ (189,240) -- -- (189,240) Food Stamp 5,747,327 2,096,768 -- 3,650,559 Includes Aid to Potentially Self-Supporting Blind. b/ Includes Administrative Expenditures for Day Care, Service Centers, and Work Experience Program. Additional total funds of $14,649,038 are reported under Administrative Expenditures of State Department of Social Welfare. d/ Primarily adjustments for prior years claims. Table 38 Public Welfare Program Administrative Expenditures of State Department of Social Welfare for Support, by Program, Object of Expenditures, and Source of Funds For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Program Total Federal Share State Share Old Age Security $2,974,453 $1,893,960 $1,080,493 Aid to the Blind 226,287 144,131 82,156 Aid to Families with Dependent Children 17,127,374 10,948,682 6,178,692 Aid to Disabled 3,139,365 1,999,367 1,139,998 Boarding Homes & Institutions 208,141 0 208,141 Child Welfare Services 93,362 93,362 0 Adoptions 22,873 0 22,873 Protective Services - Non-PA 906,145 0 906,145 Family Care & Private Institutions 5,865,005 0 5,865,005 Total $30,563,005 $15,079,502 $15,483,503 By Object of Expenditures Salaries and Wages $17,794,115 -- : Operating Expense 12,259,663 -- : Property and Equipment 29,589 -- -- Employee Benefits 2,004,687 -- -- Compensation Insurance 2,133 -- -- Subtotal $32,090,187 $15,079,502 $17,010,685 Appropriation Reimbursements (1,527,182) 0 (1,527,182) Total $30,563,005 $15,079,502 $15,483,503 Table 39 Public Welfare Program Administrative Expenditures of State Department of Social Welfare for Special Social Services by Program, Category, and Source of Funds for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Program Total Federal Share State Share Old Age Security $338,398 $250,525 $87,873 Aid to the Blind 85,013 78,321 6,692 Aid to Families with Dependent Children 46,599,137 35,129,459 11,469,678 Aid to the Disabled 796,009 584,010 211,999 Boarding Homes & Institutions 712,142 0 712,142 Child Welfare Services 1,683,357 1,683,357 0 Adoptions 400,152 0 400,152 Cuban Refugees 18,000 18,000 0 Total $50,632,208 $37,743,672 $12,888,536 Category Program Self-support Program $322,666 $242,000 $80,666 Family & Child Development Program 33,884,275 25,412,444 8,471,831 Child Protection Program 1,670,237 1,670,237 0 Adoption Program 11,342,613 8,206,549 3,136,064 Public Protection Program 712,142 0 712,142 Public Welfare Manpower Programs 1,435,594 1,076,696 358,898 Demonstration Programs 1,702,001 1,135,746 566,255 Subtotal $51,069,528 $37,743,672 $13,325,856 Appropriation Reimbursements (437,320) 0 (437,320) Total $50,632,208 $37,743,672 $12,888,536 Table 40 Child Protective Services Referrals Received and Accepted by Child Protective Service Units, by Reason for Referral For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Total Children Activity Cases Children Served in Family Total referrals received during year 31,400 76,092 83,303 By reason for referral General neglect 24,353 -- : Intentional deprivation 1,989 -- : Physical abuse 3,898 : : Sexual abuse 1,027 -- -- Other 133 -- : Total referrals accepted for continuing services during year 23,103 58,208 63,448 Services discontinued during year 22,055 56,723 61,638 Cases receiving continuing service June 30, 1971 10,011 25,637 27,937 Table 41 Community Services Division Mental Hospital Patients - Mentally III and Mentally Retarded As of June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 Item June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 Percent change ACTIVE CASES Mentally III Community care cases 2,319 2,472 - 6.2 Prerelease cases 1,401 1,393 0.6 Post-hospital cases 14,106 13,445 4.9 Home leave, own home 7,137 6,553 8.9 Home leave, out-of-home care 5,354 5,179 3.4 Family care 1,516 1,593 - 4.8 Special employment 99 120 -17.5 Mentally Retarded Community care cases 711 480 48.1 Prerelease cases 1,039 811 28.1 Post-hospital cases 7,516 6,352 18.3 Home leave, own home 769 781 - 1.5 Home leave, out-of-home care 3,049 2,396 27.3 Family care 2,732 2,634 3.7 Special employment 39 43 - 9.3 Private Institutions at State expense 927 498 86.1 CONSULTATION CASES TOTALS: 4,016 2,992 34.2 Mentally III - Total 2,956 2,257 31.0 Mentally Retarded - Total 1,060 735 44.2 Table 42 Food Stamp Program Number of Participating Households and Persons in Assistance Households and Nonassistance Households As of June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 Total Assistance Households Nonassistance Householdsᵃ 1971 1970 1971 1970 1971 1970 County House- House- House- House- House- House- Persons Persons Persons Persons Persons Persons holds holds holds holds holds holds Total 439,135 1,379,734 246,165 805,777 343,233 1,089,319 200,419 653,260 95,902 290,415 45,746 152,517 Alameda 36,376 103,882 25,387 76,271 27,261 80,466 19,518 60,412 9,115 23,416 5,869 15,859 Calaveras 288 810 214 593 232 633 188 525 56 177 26 68 Contra Costa 17,517 52,715 12,621 40,362 13,852 41,957 10,694 33,869 3,665 10,758 1,927 6,493 Del Norte 482 1,397 406 1,366 353 949 295 876 129 448 111 490 Fresno 18,412 71,587 14,991 62,232 14,746 56,091 11,096 44,380 3,666 15,496 3,895 17,852 Humboldt 3,302 9,587 1,909 6,066 2,255 6,770 1,539 4,938 1,047 2,817 370 1,128 Imperial 2,290 10,087 1,607 6,958 1,750 6,527 1,245 4,629 540 3,560 362 2,329 Lassen 407 1,166 308 1,031 250 726 221 712 157 440 87 319 Los Angeles 172,932 570,006 81,434 271,086 154,542 493,229 74,579 237,681 18,390 76,777 6,855 33,405 Madera 2,335 8,229 b/ b/ 1,920 6,427 b/ b/ 415 1,802 b/ b/ Marin 5,043 11,211 2,087 5,000 2,022 5,232 1,202 3,210 3,021 5,979 885 1,790 Mariposa 128 342 104 266 94 225 84 198 34 117 20 68 Modoc 165 527 114 391 105 312 77 242 60 215 37 149 Mono 49 130 29 86 24 68 13 41 25 62 16 45 Monterey 5,633 17,955 4,482 14,755 4,084 12,665 3,211 10,098 1,549 5,290 1,271 4,657 Nevada 1,000 2,594 1,108 3,231 790 1,972 879 2,526 210 622 229 705 Orange 20,422 68,953 11,313 38,145 16,246 54,162 10,590 34,830 4,176 14,791 723 3,315 Placer 2,101 6,675 1,859 6,338 1,591 4,937 1,415 4,589 510 1,738 444 1,749 Riverside 11,420 38,531 6,455 23,111 8,427 28,751 4,953 17,875 2,993 9,780 1,502 5,236 Sacramento 27,598 85,779 18,455 63,037 19,210 63,997 14,171 50,171 8,388 21,782 4,284 12,866 San Benito 581 3,061 451 2,239 378 1,512 280 1,145 203 1,549 171 1,094 San Francisco 27,812 70,224 10,455 29,185 18,050 49,633 8,891 25,256 9,762 20,591 1,564 3,929 San Luis Obispo 3,281 9,072 2,009 6,155 2,381 6,305 1,694 5,094 900 2,767 315 1,061 San Mateo 8,106 24,774 3,749 11,047 6,354 19,242 3,261 9,670 1,752 5,532 488 1,377 Santa Barbara 4,792 15,471 b/ b/ 3,389 11,233 b/ b/ 1,403 4,238 b/ b/ Santa Clara 39,174 107,943 24,585 69,385 21,523 67,249 14,267 46,497 17,651 40,694 10,318 22,888 Shasta 3,519 11,171 3,037 10,044 2,700 8,749 2,176 7,366 819 2,422 861 2,678 Sierra 28 81 20 44 16 29 12 18 12 52 8 26 Siskiyou 656 1,760 576 1,570 528 1,279 445 1,077 128 481 131 493 Solano 4,369 14,262 2,664 9,150 3,592 11,719 2,430 8,309 777 2,543 234 841 Sonoma 4,730 14,771 3,370 11,234 4,014 12,825 2,951 10,124 716 1,946 419 1,110 Stanislaus 8,988 28,852 7,560 26,005 7,185 23,172 6,034 20,153 1,803 5,680 1,526 5,852 Tehama 643 1,951 b/ b/ 519 1,492 b/ b/ 124 459 b/ b/ Trinity 251 722 159 511 141 384 78 241 110 338 81 270 Yolo 2,765 8,607 1,472 5,175 1,526 4,612 1,023 3,484 1,239 3,995 449 1,691 Yuba 1,540 4,849 1,175 3,708 1,183 3,788 907 3,024 357 1,061 268 684 Nonassistance households in this table may include a few households containing one or more public assistance recipients. Not available as county was not in program. Data estimated by county for June 1971. Table 43 Appeals Actions for Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 Item to to June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 Appeals filed during year 23,294 10,629 Appeals closed during year 11,267 9,542 Board decision 4,744 5,406 Other means 6,523 4,136 Appeals pending end of year 15,601 3,574 Table 44 Appeals Number Received, by Program For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 July 1, 1970 July 1, 1969 Program to to June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 Total 23,294 10,629 Old Age Security 1,654 546 Blind Aid Programs 276 85 Aid to the Disabled 10,203 5,387 Aid to Familles with Dependent Children 8,518 3,600 Medi-Cal 1,859 943 Food Stamps 784 68 Table 45 Recipient Fraud Cases Referred to District Attorney for Action and Disposition of Referred Cases by District Attorney For Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1971 Aid to Families with Dependent Children Adult programs Item Cash FG U BHI MA grant MA Referred to District Attorney for action 3,407 611 10 16 475 4 Final disposition of cases by District Attorneya/ b/ 2,821 393 7 8 345 3 Returned - no cases 1,168 172 5 6 191 3 Citation hearing 209 44 0 0 36 0 Civil or criminal action 1,444 177 2 2 118 o Acquitted or judgment adverse to county 27 1 0 0 2 0 Dismissed 190 18 1 0 14 0 Convicted or judgment in favor of county 1,227 158 1 2 102 0 Cases pending in District Attorney's Office June 30, 1971 2,041 553 20 16 344 6 Does not Include 49 Cash Grant Family Group Cases, 4 Cash Grant Unemployed Cases and 5 Cash Grant Adult Cases where action was initiated by District Attorneys rather than by County Welfare Departments. b/ Data on dispositions by San Francisco District Attorney's Office not included. Table 46 Aid to Families with Dependent Children Work Incentive Program (WIN) Assessment for Appropriateness and Referrals to WIN July 1970 - June 1971 Individuals assessed for appropriateness Individuals referred to WIN to refer to WIN WIN Counties Percent Total Approp. Total Fathers Mothers Others Children approp. Total 149,446 58,855 39.4 51,564 41,287 8,468 36 1,773 Alameda 13,520 4,976 36.8 4,632 3,026 1,081 14 511 Butte 2,171 332 15.3 252 117 128 0 7 Contra Costa 2,134 2,090 97.9 2,090 1,145 631 0 314 Fresno 6,345 2,120 33.4 2,120 2,104 16 0 0 Humboldt 861 155 18.0 257 228 25 1 3 Kern 6,993 859 12.3 859 604 155 1 99 Kings 830 634 76.4 578 435 141 0 2 Los Angeles 30,214 23,092 76.4 17,336 16,262 657 19 398 Marin 350 326 93.1 325 254 37 0 34 Merced 2,250 521 23.2 520 398 116 0 6 Monterey 4,044 533 13.2 534 497 33 0 4 Orange 22,216 1,137 5.1 1,137 950 140 0 47 Riverside 8,181 1,337 16.3 1,336 909 405 0 22 Sacramento 12,500 2,738 21.9 2,738 2,417 321 0 0 San Bernardino 1,857 1,583 85.2 1,572 870 692 0 10 San Diego 4,404 3,839 87.2 3,839 1,801 2,038 0 0 San Francisco 6,110 2,167 35.5 1,581 983 416 0 182 San Joaquin 5,085 1,078 21.2 1,043 853 178 0 12 San Luis Obispo 2,293 382 16.7 382 316 57 0 9 San Mateo 801 648 80.9 648 628 20 0 o Santa Barbara 2,851 733 25.7 733 572 130 1 30 Santa Clara 3,466 1,603 46.2 1,603 1,491 88 0 24 Solano 1,755 1,180 67.2 639 541 85 o 13 Sonoma 507 503 99.2 503 432 70 0 1 Stanislaus 2,279 918 40.3 860 605 237 0 18 Tulare 4,378 2,391 54.6 2,382 2,014 348 0 20 Ventura 1,051 980 93.2 1,065 835 223 0 7 Table 47 Aid to Families with Dependent Children Work Incentive Program (WIN) Participants as of June 30, 1971, and Cases Closed after WIN, July 1970 - June 1971 Cases with participant(s) in WIN Cases closed after WIN as of June 30, 1971 July 1970-June 19712/ WIN Counties Total AFDC-U AFDC-FG Total AFDC-U AFDC-FG Total 11,945 6,299 5,646 - : : Alameda 549 299 250 78 43 35 Butte 80 30 50 34 34 0 Contra Costa 515 200 315 239 137 102 Fresno 335 276 59 120 75 45 Humboldt 118 69 49 52 29 23 Kern 211 44 167 24 12 12 Kings 40 31 9 61 34 27 Los Angeles 5,963 2,684 3,279 941 711 230 Marin 87 56 31 27 15 12 Merced 57 30 27 27 25 2 Monterey 146 95 51 51 41 10 Orange 237 172 65 19 17 2 Riverside 260 150 110 96 48 48 Sacramento 712 581 131 180 170 10 San Bernardino 363 167 196 79 56 23 San Diego 262 144 118 NA NA NA San Francisco 335 135 200 258 134 124 San Joaquin 197 119 78 27 20 7 San Luis Obispo 47 37 10 31 28 3 San Mateo 127 92 35 18 8 10 Santa Barbara 69 33 36 27 24 3 Santa Clara 586 487 99 182 182 0 Solano 66 47 19 50 43 7 Sonoma 156 82 74 76 22 54 Stanislaus 184 75 109 55 38 17 Tulare 143 98 45 62 48 14 Ventura 100 66 34 27 22 5 Cases closed because of employment or increased earnings within 6 months following participation in WIN. NA - Not Available Note: Appraisal for WIN participants is mandatory by law in AFDC-U; it is optional in AFDC-FG with appraisal being made only at the request of the recipient. Table 48 Aid to Families with Dependent Children (Non-WIN Counties) Assessment for Appropriateness, Referrals to Department of Human Resources Development, and Cases Closed after Placement by Department of Human Resources Development July 1970 - June 1971 Individuals assessed for appropriateness Individuals Cases closed to refer to California Department of referred to after Human Resources Development California California Department Non-WIN Counties Appropriate to refer of Human Department of Total Human Resources Resources assessed Percent Development Development Number placement Total 14,639 8,859 60.5 8,034 1,810 Alpine 0 0 -- 0 0 Amador 41 22 53.7 22 0 Calaveras 16 16 100.0 16 0 Colusa 0 0 : 0 0 Del Norte 364 128 35.2 128 51 EI Dorado 1,140 798 70.0 798 123 Glenn 191 62 32.5 116 11 Imperial 1,049 725 69.1 700 387 Inyo 228 26 11.4 26 0 Lake 489 352 72.0 251 67 Lassen 105 103 98.1 103 20 Madera 1,481 1,481 100.0 1,481 0 Mariposa 0 0 -- 0 0 Mendocino 392 277 70.7 277 47 Modoc 51 47 92.2 47 1 Mono 10 6 60.0 6 2 Napa 165 147 89.1 147 1 Nevada 450 241 53.6 241 81 Placer 1,206 409 33.9 429 156 Plumas 49 17 34.7 11 0 San Benito 677 218 32.2 218 30 Santa Cruz 2,578 564 21.9 561 84 Shasta 1,605 1,605 100.0 1,009 292 Sierra 18 4 22.2 4 2 Siskiyou 419 418 99.8 418 61 Sutter 219 219 100.0 193 187 Tehama 343 113 32.9 60 0 Trinity 93 79 84.9 81 1 Tuolumne 127 127 100.0 127 8 Yolo 698 231 33.1 142 95 Yuba 435 424 97.5 422 103 Cases closed because of employment or increased earnings within 6 months following referral to and placement by California Department of Human Resources Development. Table 49 Preschool Education Program For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 Children enrolled Approved capacity, September December March June County Fiscal Year 30 31 31 30 1970-71 1969 1970 1969 1970 1970 1971 1970 1971 All counties 14,709 10,014 11,038 14,291 14,760 15,809!/ 15,182 1,059L/ 411 Alameda 1,041 965 908 1,020 1,020 1,042 1,029 0 0 Butte 45 43 42 45 44 45 44 0 0 Contra Costa 484 520 481 534 482 527 484 0 0 EI Dorado 24 a/ 17 21 22 26 21 25r/ 0 Fresno 630 501 400 627 608 629 622 0 0 Imperial 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 0 0 Inyo 45 30 44 29 45 51 44 0 0 Kern 390 410 387 421 390 423 388 0 0 Kings 105 95 101 106 101 104 99 74 0 Lassen 65b/ 30 30 30 30 30 29 0 0 Los Angeles 4,229 924 1,939 4,030 4,507 5,307 4,895 0 0 Madera 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 0 0 Marin 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 0 Mendocino 60 60 60 58 60 60 60 0 0 Merced 130 129 135 125 144 127 155 0 0 Modoc b/ -- -- -- : -- -- I : Monterey 227 137 153 169 213 207 219 o 0 Orange 120 58 112 115 112 121 118 0 0 Placer 30 a/ a/ 29 30 30 30 0 0 Plumas b/ 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 0 Riverside 575 375 95 545 530 563 561 60 71 Sacramento 805 777 782 794 778 801 787 30 0 San Benito 30 a/ a/ a/ a/ 30 30 0 0 San Bernardino 627 395 627 664 627 665 627 0 0 San Diego 1,400 1,324 1,311 1,422 1,375 1,438 1,400 0 0 San Francisco 495 459 486 464 491 465 492 465 0 San Joaquin 320 332 333 336 336 335 337 0 0 San Luis Obispo 90 75 90 90 90 90 90 90 64 San Mateo 210 155 174 203 208 209 207 0 75 Santa Barbara 240 270 242 240 240 240 241 0 0 Santa Clara 571 537 538 532 555 550 554 0 0 Santa Cruz 36 6 35 6 36 31r/ 36 0 0 Shasta 60 45 60 45 60 60 60 0 0 Solano 330 252 295 322 322 319 331 0 0 Sonoma 15 17 11 15 15 16 15 16 12 Stanislaus 365 315 295 359 358 364 227 0 0 Sutter 75 15 15 71 71 75 75 0 0 Tehama b/ 20 20 20 20 20 20 0 0 Tulare 300 271 289 299 300 300 300 194 189 Ventura 195 195 195 190 195 194 195 0 0 Yolo 45 45 41 45 45 45 45 45 0 Yuba 195 112 175 150 180 150 195 0 0 Program not in operation. Total capacity 65 for 4 counties combined (Lassen, Modoc, Plumas, and Tehama). Revised Table 50 Life Care Contracts For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1970, and June 30, 1971 July 1, 1970 - June 1, 1969 - Item June 30, 1971 June 30, 1970 Institutions offering life care, end of fiscal year 71 68 Aged persons served (licensed capacity) 13,470 12,226 Applications for certificate of authority 3 4 Certificates of authority issued 5 4 Applications for permit to impound trust funds during construction period (pending cases) 1 2 Permits issued for impound of trust funds 1 2 Appendix A Public Assistance Programs Expenditures, by Type of Assistance and Source of Funds For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 Year Total assistancea/b/ Subsistence Medical careb/ ending June 30 Total Federal State County Total Federal State County Total Federal State County 1940 $ 80,323,792 n.a. n.a. n.a. 1941 92,724,175 n.a. n.a. n.a. 1942 92,480,186 n.a. n.a. n.a. 1943 86,300,932 $ 37,735,985 $ 21,846,827 $ 26,718,120 1944 104,167,788 39,620,275 47,340,349 17,207,164 1945 105,369,006 39,621,135 47,698,488 18,049,383 1946 111,236,147 40,194,375 49,117,651 21,924,121 1947 131,930,450 50,988,336 52,231,778 28,710,336 1948 165,148,747 59,467,471 71,392,794 34,288,482 1949 223,112,556 79,181,608 107,000,359 36,930,589 1950 316,122,124 107,819,064 165,447,598 42,855,462 (Total assistance payments through 1957 1951 331,571,472 126,042,644 147,746,315 57,782,513 represent subsistence payments only.) 1952 330,523,871 128,363,827 146,390,217 55,769,827 1953 333,070,246 141,628,389 139,502,118 51,939,739 1954 339,149,011 146,745,109 137,731,038 54,672,864 1955 343,648,797 148,475,472 137,688,985 57,484,340 1956 346,174,410 146,870,389 142,793,466 56,510,555 1957 359,970,857 157,969,664 144,991,202 57,009,991 1958 409,043,521 176,827,556 165,225,245 66,990,720 $ 391,692,695 $167,787,718 $157,252,238 $ 66,652,739 $ 17,350,826 $ 9,039,838 $ 7,973,007 $ 337,981 1959 459,854,526 198,604,716 187,598,641 73,651,169 421,396,742 181,593,674 166,828,967 72,974,101 38,457,784 17,011,042 20,769,674 677,068 1960 466,542,749 195,565,844 193,979,099 76,997,806 435,889,685 184,193,956 175,765,249 75,930,480 30,653,064 11,371,888 18,213,850 1,067,326 1961 507,995,047 210,109,467 211,356,928 86,528,652 465,044,855 190,985,649 188,647,265 85,411,941 42,950,192 19,123,818 22,709,663 1,116,711 1962 571,388,209 245,404,161 231,460,342 94,523,706 496,808,651 202,696,526 205,180,416 88,931,709 74,579,558 42,707,635 26,279,926 5,591,997 1963 667,611,538 294,054,199 265,580,085 107,977,254 552,067,341 226,774,663 233,387,354 91,905,324 115,544,197 67,279,536 32,192,731 16,071,930 1964 760,524,643 337,052,189 300,612,475 122,859,979 616,534,386 255,612,762 260,646,144 100,275,480 143,990,257 81,439,427 39,966,331 22,584,499 1965 891,422,718 391,987,339 358,142,240 141,293,139 705,028,035 291,435,718 302,773,591 110,818,726 186,394,683 100,551,621 55,368,649 30,474,413 1966 928,840,947 414,387,326 368,483,331 145,970,290 793,886,216 343,622,712 327,807,775 122,455,729 134,954,731 70,764,614 40,675,556 23,514,561 1967 924,423,713 425,097,879 359,683,640 139,642,194 924,423,713 425,097,879 359,683,640 139,642,194 : -- -- : 1968 1,026,363,472 474,437,644 393,072,599 158,853,229 1,026,363,472 474,437,644 393,072,599 158,853,229 -- : -- - 1969 1,189,825,199 548,211,131 453,053,415 188,560,653 1,189,825,199 548,211,131 453,053,415 188,560,653 : : -- : 1970 1,485,537,067 679,475,687 557,541,077 248,520,303 1,485,537,067 679,475,687 557,541,077 248,520,303 : -- : -- 1971. 1,829,981,501 838,870,664 672,931,630 318,179,207 1,829,981,501 838,870,664 672,931,630 318,179,207 : : -- -- Old Age Security, Aid to the Blind, Aid to Potentially Self-Supporting Blind (effective July 1941), Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Family Groups and Boarding Homes and Institutions, Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Unemployed (effective February 1964), Aid to the Disabled (effective October 1957), and General Relief. b/ Includes expenditures for Public Assistance Medical Care program (effective October 1957) and Medical Assistance for the Aged (effective January 1962); both programs were terminated February 28, 1966. Expenditures under the California Medical Assistance Program beginning March 1966 are not included above. c/ Excludes an unknown amount of General Home Relief Family case expenditures by Los Angeles County for these cases from February through June 1971. n.a. - Not available. Appendix B Old Age Security Average Monthly Number of Recipients and Expenditures by Type of Care and Source of Funds, and Average Monthly Grant For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 Total assistance Subsistencea/ Medical carea/ Average Year monthly Total Total Total ending no. of June 30 Average Federal State County Average Federal State County Average Federal State County recipients Amount cost per Amount cost per Amount cost per recipient recipient recip.b/ 1940 135,928 $ 57,431,555 $ 35.21 $ 27,157,906 $ 15,176,519 $15,097,130 1941 150,418 68,365,327 37.88 34,182,664 17,129,457 17,053,206 1942 158,178 69,181,797 36.45 34,589,458 17,332,688 17,259,651 1943 153,752 68,225,191 36.98 34,105,945 17,093,562 17,025,684 1944 156,488 88,646,360 47.21 36,729,488 43,297,284 8,619,588 1945 157,809 89,514,351 47.27 36,986,218 43,797,642 8,730,491 1946 159,635 90,898,411 47.45 37,449,741 44,571,687 8,876,983 1947 166,797 102,637,923 51.28 46,660,436 46,680,994 9,296,493 1948 181,080 123,224,052 56.71 53,425,127 59,757,911 10,041,014 1949 208,419 163,293,210 65.29 69,472,731 88,513,116 5,307,363 1950 265,674 225,367,932 70.69 90,893,031 134,474,901 -- (Total assistance payments through 1957 1951 271,796 223,300,038 68.46 95,394,454 109,776,161 18,129,423 represent subsistence payments only.) 1952 273,976 218,819,990 66.56 95,177,705 106,034,328 17,607,957 1953 272,433 224,423,750 68.65 105,194,167 102,247,958 16,981,625 1954 271,317 225,195,457 69.17 108,167,509 100,361,109 16,666,839 1955 270,865 220,262,565 67.77 106,709,920 97,382,923 16,169,722 1956 268,775 225,313,576 69.86 105,794,482 102,498,796 17,020,298 1957 265,093 236,144,264 74.23 113,783,293 104,930,949 17,430,022 1958 265,325 255,915,212 80.34 121,433,045 116,039,889 18,442,278 $243,030,877 $ 76.30 $116,141,744 $108,775,674 $18,113,459 $12,884,335 $ 5.38 $ 5,291,301 $ 7,264,215 $ 328,819 1959 264,067 269,957,508 85.08 130,260,599 121,321,453 18,375,456 243,226,584 76.66 119,188,887 106,317,599 17,720,098 26,730,924 8.42 11,071,712 15,003,854 655,358 1960 257,378 263,191,637 85.10 122,580,764 121,287,193 19,323,680 245,295,993 79.31 117,228,818 109,770,888 18,296,287 17,895,644 5.79 5,351,946 11,516,305 1,027,393 1961 253,335 272,782,854 89.60 127,968,626 124,913,314 19,900,914 247,533,987 81.31 115,753,493 112,954,416 18,826,078 25,248,867 8.29 12,215,133 11,958,898 1,074,836 1962 251,740 292,828,667 96.94 143,098,291 128,768,198 20,962,178 256,908,872 85.05 117,434,885 119,544,720 19,929,267 35,919,795 11.89 25,663,406 9,223,478 1,032,911 1963 258,738 331,536,478 106.78 159,777,738 147,608,416 24,150,324 292,998,870 94.37 131,194,351 138,688,114 23,116,405 38,537,608 12.41 28,583,387 8,920,302 1,033,919 1964 265,600 347,251,224 108.95 168,065,683 154,123,592 25,061,949 305,782,512 95.94 137,789,650 143,992,261 24,000,601 41,468,712 13.01 30,276,033 10,131,331 1,061,348 1965 270,293 360,704,281 111.21 171,991,584 162,492,817 26,219,880 316,274,965 97.51 140,298,754 150,836,417 25,139,794 44,429,316 13.70 31,692,830 11,656,400 1,080,086 1966 275,192 347,513,031 109.46 168,505,912 153,912,081 25,095,038 320,105,182 96.93 149,945,643 145,850,573 24,308,966 27,407,849 12.53 18,560,269 8,061,508 786,072 1967 285,174 347,361,471 101.51 172,278,839 150,566,321 24,516,311 347,361,471 101.51 172,278,839 150,566,321 24,516,311 -- -- ** -- -- 1968 291,348 356,302,791 101.91 178,130,473 152,774,740 25,397,578 356,302,791 101.91 178,130,473 152,774,740 25,397,578 : -- : -- -- 1969 301,322 374,495,372 103.57 186,966,352 160,808,651 26,720,369 374,495,372 103.57 186,966,352 160,808,651 26,720,369 -- -- -- -- -- * 1970 313,734 416,507,589 110.63 207,807,174 178,939,864 29,760,551 416,507,589 110.63 207,807,174 178,939,864 29,760,551 -- -- -- : -- 1971 320,763 427,143,641 110.46 213,276,930 183,359,591 30,507,120 427,143,641 110.469 213,276,930 183,359,591 30,507,120 -- -- -- I -- A Medical Care program for recipients of public assistance was put into effect in California in October 1957 and all expenditures for services received under this program are reported as "Medical Care." Medical care allowed as special needs in recipients' grants prior to October 1957 and grant allowances for services not covered by the Medical Care program after October 1957 are included in "Subsistence"; data on expenditures for these medical services are not available. Public Assistance Medical Care program terminated February 28, 1966. Expenditures made under the California Medical Assistance Program beginning March 1, 1966, are not included in the above. Based on recipients eligible for Public Assistance Medical Care. Sum of average subsistence cost for twelve months and average medical care cost for eight months. Average computed from "Net" persons counts, i.e., includes recipient counts involved in plus and minus adjustments for the year. Appendix C Aid to the Blind Average Monthly Number of Recipients and Expenditures by Type of Care and Source of Funds, and Average Monthly Grant For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 Total assistance Subsistence Medical carea/ Average Year monthly Total Total Total ending no. of June 30 Average Federal State County Average Federal State County Average Federal State County recipients Amount cost per Amount cost per Amount cost per recipient recipient recip.b/ 1940 6,876 $ 3,954,060 $ 47.92 $ 1,427,903 $ 1,263,924 $ 1,262,233 1941 7,289 4,204,917 48.07 1,721,988 1,243,019 1,239,910 1942 7,008 3,922,949 46.65 1,632,161 1,146,922 1,143,866 1943 6,673 3,753,686 46.88 1,556,987 1,099,693 1,097,006 1944 6,059 3,429,042 47.16 1,416,487 1,007,540 1,005,015 1945 5,396 3,078,745 47.55 1,266,186 906,955 905,604 1946 5,266 3,528,879 55.84 1,250,288 1,141,155 1,137,436 1947 5,845 4,175,849 59.54 1,650,488 1,265,658 1,259,703 1948 6,455 5,434,261 70.16 1,921,412 2,460,160 1,052,689 1949 7,706 7,286,925 78.80 2,646,083 4,121,240 519,602 1950 9,281 9,182,143 82.45 3,318,582 5,863,561 -- (Total assistance payments through 1957 1951 represent subsistence payments only.) 10,275 10,116,612 82.05 3,673,175 4,845,486 1,597,951 1952 10,921 10,674,872 81.45 3,893,855 5,094,678 1,686,339 1953 11,226 11,393,087 84.57 4,462,824 5,203,698 1,726,565 1954 11,541 11,812,346 85.29 4,749,722 5,304,067 1,758,557 1955 12,020 12,223,017 84.74 4,933,900 5,473,586 1,815,531 1956 12,530 13,130,656 87.33 5,127,155 6,011,084 1,992,417 1957 12,963 14,149,839 90.96 5,737,647 6,318,109 2,094,083 1958 13,304 16,091,519 100.76 6,326,944 7,397,591 2,366,984 $ 15,478,789 $ 96.92 $ 6,038,905 $ 7,082,062 $ 2,357,822 $ 612,730 $ 5.05 $ 288,039 $ 315,529 $ 9,162 1959 13,718 17,325,577 105.09 6,838,013 8,018,446 2,469,118 16,024,758 97.20 6,231,022 7,346,328 2,447,408 1,300,819 7.89 606,991 672,118 21,710 1960 13,604 17,009,304 104.05 6,557,517 7,935,164 2,516,623 16,083,263 98.39 6,174,365 7,432,208 2,476,690 926,041 5.66 383,152 502,956 39,933 1961 13,206 16,972,890 106.93 6,493,093 7,978,920 2,500,877 15,853,314 99.88 6,017,057 7,377,255 2,459,002 1,119,576 7.05 476,036 601,665 41,875 1962 12,760 17,427,839 115.56 6,424,491 8,501,822 2,501,526 15,762,059 104.51 5,952,472 7,357,271 2,452,316 1,665,780 11.05 472,019 1,144,551 49,210 1963 12,133 18,345,946 126.46 6,584,160 9,134,699 2,627,087 16,464,494 113.08 6,148,581 7,737,174 2,578,739 1,881,452 13.38 435,579 1,397,525 48,348 1964 12,060 18,843,559 130.67 6,720,406 9,419,719 2,703,434 16,907,645 116.83 6,286,237 7,966,166 2,655,242 1,935,914 13.84 434,169 1,453,553 48,192 1965 12,220 20,137,555 138.05 6,761,428 10,548,711 2,827,416 17,436,752 118.91 6,321,499 8,336,670 2,778,583 2,700,803 19.14 439,929 2,212,041 48,833 1966 12,316 20,095,884 142.38 8,269,573 9,145,402 2,680,909 18,429,194 124.70 7,849,171 7,935,099 2,644,924 1,666,690 17.68 420,402 1,210,303 35,985 1967 12,359 19,396,233 130.79 9,086,251 7,750,937 2,559,045 19,396,233 130.79 9,086,251 7,750,937 2,559,045 -- -- -- -- -- 1968 12,357 20,053,141 135.23 10,012,075 7,528,728 2,512,338 20,053,141 135.23 10,012,075 7,528,728 2,512,338 -- -- -- -- : 1969 12,513 21,263,978 141.61 10,562,392 8,025,789 2,675,797 21,263,978 141.61 10,562,392 8,025,789 2,675,797 -- -- -- -- : 1970 13,071 24,352,339 155.25 12,102,339 9,187,550 3,062,450 24,352,339 155.25 12,102,339 9,187,550 3,062,450 -- -- -- -- : 1971 13,720 26,019,457 155,22- 12,994,749 9,768,640 3,256,068 26,019,457 155.22° 12,994,749 9,768,640 3,256,068 -- -- : -- -- a/ A medical care program for recipients of public assistance was put into effect in California in October 1957 and all expenditures for services received under this program are reported as "Medical Care." Medical care expenditures for October - December 1957 includes Aid to Potentially Self-Supporting Blind. Medical care allowed as special needs in recipients' grants prior to October 1957 and grant allowances for services not covered by the Medical program after October 1957 are included in "Subsistence"; data on expenditures for these medical services are not available. Public Assistance Medical Care Program terminated February 28, 1966. Expenditures made under the California Medical Assistance Program beginning March 1, 1966, are not included in the above. Based on recipients eligible for Public Assistance Medical Care. Sum of average subsistence cost for twelve months and average medical care cost for eight months. d/ Average computed from "Net" persons counts, i.e., includes recipient counts involved in plus and minus adjustments for the year. Appendix D Aid to Potentially Self-Supporting Blind Average Monthly Number of Recipients and Expenditures by Type of Care and Source of Funds, and Average Monthly Grant For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1942 through 1971 Total assistance Subsistence Medical cared Average Year ending monthly Total Total Total June 30 no. of Average State County Average State County Average State County recipients Amount cost per Amount cost per Amount cost per recipient recipient recipient 1942 260 $152,627 $ 49.00 $ 76,496 $76,131 1943 254 149,674 49.03 75,137 74,537 1944 233 137,495 49.18 69,023 68,472 1945 247 145,266 49.01 72,808 72,458 1946 295 204,631 57.89 102,453 102,178 1947 358 264,765 61.59 132,788 131,977 1948 439 382,566 72.54 292,759 89,807 1949 505 479,039 79.01 399,421 79,618 1950 543 553,219 84.90 461,316 91,903 (Total assistance payments through 1957 1951 616 626,756 84.80 522,766 103,990 represent subsistence payments only.) 1952 546 550,296 83.98 459,357 90,939 1953 512 538,396 87.72 449,709 88,687 1954 458 488,400 88.96 407,538 80,862 1955 416 444,036 89.00 370,433 73,603 1956 391 431,559 92.04 360,055 71,504 1957 354 401,614 94.61 335,366 66,248 1958 334 413,614 103.04 345,273 68,341 $411,111 $102.42 $342,770 $68,341 $ 2,503 $ 1.23 $ 2,503 -- 1959 305 401,344 109.69 336,463 64,881 389,391 106.42 324,510 64,881 11,953 3.27 11,953 -- 1960 302 407,687 112.34 341,266 66,421 398,738 109.87 332,317 66,421 8,949 2.47 8,949 -- 1961 325 453,584 116.24 379,847 73,737 442,815 113.48 369,078 73,737 10,769 2.76 10,769 : 313 480,565 128.05 402,875 77,690 459,540 122.45 382,787 76,753 21,025 5.60 20,088 $ 937 1962 138.31 410,775 82,176 29,806 8.36 28,619 1,187 1963 297 522,757 146.67 439,394 83,363 492,951 1964 98 177,051 150.68 150,243 26,808 158,516 134.91 132,100 26,416 18,535 15.77 18,143 392 126 250,137 165.00 210,994 39,143 231,858 152.94 193,221 38,637 18,279 12.06 17,773 506 1965 1966 66 134,713 173.902 112,894 21,819 129,743 163.82 108,118 21,625 4,970 10.08 4,776 194 1967 100 203,234 170.07 169,328 33,906 203,234 170.07 169,328 33,906 : -- : -- 1968 147 307,240 177.29 256,033 51,207 307,240 177.29 256,033 51,207 : -- -- 1969 182.39 347,453 69,492 416,945 182.39 347,453 69,492 -- -- -- -- 189 416,945 1970 238 557,257 195.32 464,381 92,876 557,257 195.32 464,381 92,876 -- -- -- -- 1971 223 511,041 193.36 425,886 85,155 511,041 193.36 425,886 85,155 : : : -- A medical care program for recipients of public assistance was put into effect in California in October 1957 and all expenditures for services received under this program are reported as "Medical Care." Medical care expenditures for October - December 1957 included in Aid to the Blind. Medical care allowed as special needs in recipients' grants prior to October 1957 and grant allowances for services not covered by the Medical Care program after October 1957 are included in "Subsistence"; data on expenditures for these medical services are not available. Public Assistance Medical Care program terminated Febraury 28, 1966. Payments made under the California Medical Assistance Program beginning March 1, 1966, are not included in the above. b/ Sum of average subsistence cost for twelve months and average medical care cost for eight months. Appendix E Aid to the Disabled Average Monthly Number of Recipients and Expenditures by Type of Care and Source of Funds, and Average Monthly Grant For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1958 through 1971 Total assistance Subsistencea/ Medical care?/ Year Average monthly Total Total Total ending no. of June 30 Average Federal State County Average Federal State County Avg. cost Federal State County recipients Amount cost per Amount cost per Amount per elig. recipient recip.b/ recipient 1958 1,473 $ 1,023,030 $ 77.19 $ 494,929 $ 452,412 $ 75,689 $ 1,023,030 $ 77.19 $ 494,929 $ 452,412 $ 75,689 -- -- -- : - 1959 4,981 4,873,040 81.52 2,420,090 2,100,778 352,172 4,873,040 81.52 2,420,090 2,100,778 352,172 -- -- -- -- -- 1960 7,841 8,199,836 87.15 3,686,087 3,869,193 644,556 8,195,179 87.09 3,683,759 3,866,864 644,556 $ 4,657 $ 0.06 $ 2,328 $ 2,329 -- 1961 11,102 12,182,295 91.44 5,326,033 5,900,992 955,270 11,843,084 88.90 5,156,427 5,731,387 955,270 339,211 2.54 169,606 169,605 -- 1962 16,942 21,256,309 105.43 8,795,882 10,970,138 1,490,289 18,144,898 89.25 8,090,175 8,618,022 1,436,701 3,111,411 16.18 705,707 2,352,116 $ 53,588 1963 27,567 35,529,473 109.98 15,228,393 17,988,899 2,312,181 29,641,462 89.60 14,235,975 13,203,460 2,202,027 5,888,011 20.21 992,418 4,785,439 110,154 1964 41,387 55,474,845 113.92 23,010,021 28,725,170 3,739,654 46,540,001 93.71 21,520,083 21,445,647 3,574,271 8,934,844 20.46 1,489,938 7,279,523 165,383 1965 59,905 83,689,223 118.26 32,514,522 45,114,965 6,059,736 71,022,497 98.80 30,357,933 34,844,206 5,820,358 12,666,726 19.38 2,156,589 10,270,759 239,378 1966 81,043 111,861,801 122.52 47,087,065 56,437,667 8,337,069 101,223,922 104.08 44,422,714 48,686,163 8,115,045 10,637,879 18.44 2,664,351 7,751,504 222,024 1967 98,189 132,579,797 105.68 61,452,918 61,007,963 10,118,916 132,579,797 105.68 61,452,918 61,007,963 10,118,916 ** -- : -- -- 1968 118,318 167,140,899 117.72 79,654,708 75,015,558 12,470,633 167,140,899 117.72 79,654,708 75,015,558 12,470,633 -- -- -- -- -- 1969 136,082 197,488,791 120.94 94,499,181 88,307,104 14,682,506 197,488,791 120.94 94,499,181 88,307,104 14,682,506 : -- ** ** ** 1970 162,855 256,871,837 131.44 124,860,564 113,175,092 18,836,181 256,871,837 131.44 124,860,564 113,175,092 18,836,181 -- -- -- -- ; 1971 184,800 300,817,370 128.75 149,802,218 129,469,637 21,545,515 300,817,370 128.75 149,802,218 129,469,637 21,545,515 -- -- -- -- -- A medical care program for Aid to the Disabled recipients was put into effect in California in October 1959 and all expenditures for services received under this program are reported as "Medical Care." Public Assistance Medical Care program terminated February 28, 1966. Payments made under the California Medical Assistance Program beginning March 1, 1966, are not included in the above. b/ Excludes recipient counts involved in plus and minus adjustments for prior periods. c/ Program effective October 1, 1957. d/ Sum of average subsistence cost for twelve months and average medical care cost for eight months. el Average computed from "Net" persons counts, i.e., includes recipient counts involved in plus and minus adjustments for the year. Appendix F Aid to Familles with Dependent Children Average Monthly Number of Recipients and Expenditures by Type of Care and Source of Funds, and Average Monthly Grant For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 Total assistance SubsistenceS/ Medical carec/ Average monthly Total Total Total Year number of ending recipients Average cost Average cost Average cost June 30 per recipient Federal State Countyb/ per recipient Federal State County per recipient Federal State County Amount Amount Amount Families, Children Family Child Family Child Family Child 1940 14,542 35,618 $7,668,124 $43.94 $17.94 n.a. n.a. n.a. 1941 15,659 37,535 8,778,690 46.72 19.49 n.a. n.a. n.a. 1942 14,795 35,261 8,790,528 49.51 20.77 n.a. n.a. n.a. 1943 10,338 25,111 7,177,715 57.86 23.82 $2,073,053 $2,976,073 $2,128,589 1944 7,007 17,624 5,961,541 70.90 28.19 1,474,300 2,469,706 2,017,535 1945 6,414 16,322 6,084,556 79.05 31.06 1,368,731 2,459,539 2,256,286 1946 7,001 17,742 7,278,302 86.63 34.19 1,494,346 2,824,630 2,959,326 1947 9,220 22,866 10,489,968 94.81 38.23 2,677,412 3,595,555 4,217,001 1948 13,633 32,061 17,264,839 105.53 44.88 4,120,932 7,786,340 5,357,567 1949 20,008 45,293 26,951,514 112.25 49.59 7,062,794 12,373,079 7,515,641 1950 36,270 82,802 49,247,882 113.15 49.56 13,607,451 22,320,012 13,320,419 (Total assistance payments through 1957 represent subsistence payments only.) 1951 55,579 127,639 72,714,115 109.03 47.47 26,975,015 29,455,689 16,283,411 1952 55,557 129,686 76,703,843 115.05 49.29 29,292,267 31,047,122 16,364,454 1953 51,938 125,265 73,553,715 118.01 48.93 31,971,398 27,480,526 14,101,791 1954 51,678 127,961 75,298,832 121.42 49.04 33,827,878 27,479,915 13,991,039 1955 54,919 139,832 82,377,315 125.00 49.09 36,831,652 30,176,880 15,368,783 1956 52,963 138,641 80,447,387 126.58 48.35 35,948,752 29,477,938 15,020,697 1957 51,265 138,682 82,077,495 133.42 49.32 38,448,724 28,953,773 14,674,998 1958 57,203 157,758 102,566,308 149.42 54.18 48,572,638 35,755,721 18,237,949 $98,821,184 $143.96 $52.20 $45,112,140 $35,471,095 $18,237,949 $3,745,124 $7.48 $2.57 $3,460,498 $284,626 -- 1959 68,138 187,714 132,042,642 161.49 58.62 59,086,014 49,730,847 23,225,781 121,938,577 149.13 54:13 53,753,675 44,959,121 23,225,781 10,104,065 12.36 4.49 5,332,339 4,771,726 -- 1960 72,118 200,344 141,273,180 163.24 58.76 62,741,476 54,001,340 24,530,364 129,776,661 149.96 53.98 57,107,014 48,139,283 24,530,364 11,496,519 13.28 4.78 5,634,462 5,862,057 -- 1961 80,175 224,413 163,599,781 170.04 60.75 70,321,715 64,721,677 28,556,389 147,885,116 153.71 54.91 64,058,672 55,270,055 28,556,389 15,714,665 16.33 5.84 6,263,043 9,451,622 -- 1962 86,862 247,249 178,732,412 171.47 60.24 78,162,055 69,745,250 30,825,107 163,266,254 156.63 55.03 71,218,994 61,222,153 30,825,107 15,466,158 14.84 5.21 6,943,061 8,523,097 -- 1963 87,701 254,597 180,634,486 171.64 59.12 82,617,648 65,769,919 32,246,919 171,492,909 162.95 56.13 75,130,054 64,115,936 32,246,919 9,141,577 8.69 2.99 7,487,594 1,653,983 ** 1964 106,301 303,476 215,914,380 169.26 59.29 98,836,962 78,342,068 38,735,350 205,201,357 160.86 56.35 89,777,526 76,688,481 38,735,350 10,713,023 8.40 2.94 9,059,436 1,653,587 - 1965 126,643 382,595 277,120,597 182.35 60.36 125,927,751 101,829,969 49,362,877 260,476,234 171.40 56.73 114,216,213 96,897,144 49,362,877 16,644,363 10.95 3.63 11,711,538 4,932,825 -- 1966 146,908 445,447 322,891,265 186.98 61.66 148,755,136 116,309,251 57,826,878 310,902,818 176.36 58.16 140,935,597 112,140,343 57,826,878 11,988,447 10.62 3.50 7,819,539 4,168,908 ** 1967 174,891 523,515 372,239,647 177.36 59.25 181,640,913 125,264,757 65,333,977 372,239,647 177.36 59.25 181,640,913 125,264,757 65,333,977 -- -- - -- -- -- 1968 197,352 572,250 420,600,943 177.60 61.25 206,006,174 140,896,752 73,698,017 420,600,943 177.60 61.25 206,006,174 140,896,752 73,698,017 : -- - -- -- - 1969 657,650 521,473,679 182.68 66.08 252,397,671 178,260,373 90,815,635 521,473,679 182.68 66.08 252,397,671 178,260,373 90,815,635 : -- -- -- -- -- 237,879 1970 309,226 808,570 691,736,241 186.41 71.29 328,606,852 237,131,142 125,998,247 691,736,241 186.41 71.29 328,606,852 237,131,142 125,998,247 ** -- -- -- -- -- 1971 421,799 1,052,377 954,519,582 188.58 75.58 454,109,875 330,508,739 169,900,968 954,519,582 188.58 75.58 454,109,875 330,508,739 169,900,968 " -- : -- -- ** a/ Includes AFDC - Unemployed beginning February 1, 1964. b/ Includes supplemental aid from county funds. c/ A medical care program for recipients of public assistance was put into effect in California In October 1957 and all expenditures for services received under this program are reported as "Medical Care." Medical care allowed as special needs in recipients' grants proir to October 1957 and grant allowances for services not covered by the Medical Care program after October 1957 are included in "Subsistence"; data on expenditures for these medical services are not available. Public Assistance Medical Care program terminated February 28, 1966. Payments made under California Medical Assistance Program beginning March 1. 1966, are not included in the above. d/ Based on recipients eligible for Public Assistance Medical Care. e/ Sum of average subsistence cost for 12 months and average medical care cost for eight months. n.a. Not available. Appendix G Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Boarding Homes and Institutions Average Monthly Number of Recipients and Expenditures by Type of Care and Source of Funds, and Average Monthly Grant For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 Total assistance Subsistence Medical care Year Average ending monthly Total Total Total June no. of Average Federalc State Countya Average Federal State County Average Federal State County 30 recipients Amount cost per Amount cost per Amount cost per recipient recipient recip. 1940 4,444 $1,087,365 $20.39 n.a. n.a. 1941 4,579 1,176,485 21.41 n.a. n.a. 1942 4,279 1,131,958 22.05 n.a. n.a. 1943 3,484 1,008,864 24.13 $602,362 $ 406,502 1944 2,843 962,744 28.22 496,796 465,948 1945 2,622 1,011,989 32.17 461,544 550,445 1946 2,714 1,158,728 35.58 477,726 681,002 1947 3,200 1,540,219 40.11 556,783 983,436 1948 4,022 2,117,710 43.88 1,095,624 1,022,086 1949 4,776 2,847,291 49.68 1,593,503 1,253,788 1950 6,721 4,257,433 52.79 2,327,808 1,929,625 (Total assistance payments through 1957 1951. 8,841 5,771,743 54.40 3,146,213 2,625,530 represent subsistence payments only.) 1952. 9,187 6,371,421 57.79 3,754,732 2,616,689 1953. 9,371 6,789,262 60.37 4,120,227 2,669,035 1954. 9,417 6,911,239 61.16 4,178,409 2,732,830 1955. 9,504 7,063,736 61.94 4,285,163 2,778,573 1956. 9,632 7,089,573 61.34 4,445,593 2,643,980 1957. 9,681 7,192,489 61.91 4,453,005 2,739,484 1958. 10,545 8,315,431 65.72 5,234,359 3,081,072 $8,209,297 $64.88 $5,128,225 $3,081,072 $106,134 $1.10 -- $106,134 -- 1959. 11,618 9,576,472 68.69 6,090,654 3,485,818 9,266,449 66.47 5,780,631 3,485,818 310,023 2.22 -- 310,023 - 1960. 12,247 10,506,463 71.49 6,544,943 3,961,520 10,185,209 69.31 6,223,689 3,961,520 321,254 2.18 -- 321,254 -- 1961. 13,298 12,197,449 76.44 7,462,178 4,735,271 11,680,345 73.20 6,945,074 4,735,271 517,104 3.24 -- 517,104 -- 1962. 14,215 13,811,945 80.97 8,606,368 5,205,577 13,261,040 77.74 8,055,463 5,205,577 550,905 3.23 -- 550,905 -- 1963. 15,103 15,358,219 84.74 $69,899 9,732,323 5,555,997 14,853,594 81.96 $65,702 9,231,895 5,555,997 504,625 2.78 $4,197 500,428 -- 1964. 16,945 18,219,340 89.60 257,532 11,016,991 6,944,817 17,605,569 86.58 239,265 10,421,487 6,944,817 613,771 3.02 18,267 595,504 -- 1965. 18,760 21,337,860 94.70 262,269 12,520,611 8,554,980 20,462,232 90.90 241,319 11,665,933 8,554,980 875,628 3.89 20,950 854,678 -- 1966. 20,839 25,198,629 102.44 469,587 13,736,110 10,992,932 24,549,998 98.17 469,587 13,087,479 10,992,932 648,631 4.27 : 648,631 : 1967. 23,684 29,280,508 103.02 638,958 14,924,334 13,717,216 29,280,508 103.02 638,958 14,924,334 13,717,216 -- : -- -- -- 1968. 26,557 35,013,104 109.88 634,214 16,600,788 17,778,102 35,013,104 109.88 634,214 16,600,788 17,778,102 -- : -- -- -- 1969. 29,181 42,015,940 119.97 3,785,535 17,304,045 20,926,360 42,015,940 119.97 3,785,535 17,304,045 20,926,360 -- : -- : : 1970. 31,741 51,498,327 135.21 6,098,758 18,643,048 26,756,521 51,498,327 135.21 6,098,758 18,643,048 26,756,521 -- : -- -- -- 1971. 34,020 62,483,169 153.08 8,686,892 19,399,137 34,397,140 62,483,169 153.08 8,686,892 19,399,137 34,397,140 -- : -- : -- Includes supplemental aid from county funds. b/ A Medical Care program for recipients of public assistance was put into effect in California in October 1957 and all expenditures for services received under this program are reported as "Medical Care." Medical care allowed as special needs in recipients' grants prior to October 1957 and grant allowances for services not covered by the Medical Care program after October 1957 are included in "Subsistence"; data on expenditures for these medical services are not available. Public Assistance Medical Care program terminated February 28, 1966. Payments made under the California Medical Assistance Program beginning March 1, 1966, are not included in the above. Federal participation effective April 1, 1963. Sum of average subsistence cost for twelve months and average medical care cost for eight months. n.a. - Not available. Appendix H General Relief Monthly Average Number of Recipients, Total Annual Aid Payments, and Average Monthly Grants For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 General Home Reliefa/ Aid payments Total Year ending June 30 Monthly average number of recipients and cases General Average monthly grant Relief Total persons Family cases One-person cases Total Family cases One-person cases Payments 1940 72,014 13,976 23,565 $ 9,561,034£/ $30.23 $15.88 $10,182,688 1941 68,721 12,963 23,192 9,381,599 31.79 15.94 10,198,756 1942 69,279 13,560 19,379 8,908,011 32.13 15.82 9,300,327 1943 32,112 5,455 12,279 5,377,219 37.64 19.77 5,985,802 1944 20,284 3,111 8,901 4,447,130 48.76 24.59 5,030,606 1945 19,712 3,124 8,121 4,841,381 57.95 27.39 5,534,099 1946 28,360 4,941 9,599 7,015,161 61.82 29.08 8,167,196 1947 44,701 8,318 12,208 11,459,823 67.52 32.22 12,821,726 1948 61,768 12,090 14,590 15,045,897 64.02 32.88 16,725,319 1949 81,359 16,234 17,704 20,184,117 66.53 34.00 22,254,577 1950 105,780 21,377 22,008 25,346,787 63.12 34.67 27,513,515 1951 60,575 10,044 23,032 17,015,620 57.01 36.70 19,042,208 1952 48,877 7,567 20,738 15,135,009 56.80 40.09 17,403,449 1953 43,752 6,626 19,008 13,882,461 54.80 41.76 16,372,036 1954 59,369 9,874 19,544 16,488,722 56.05 41.99 19,442,737 1955 59,772 9,853 20,803 17,867,210 59.93 43.19 21,278,128 1956 51,127 8,036 19,613 16,248,894 59.13 44.81 19,761,659 1957 52,186 8,280 18,766 16,158,576 59.01 45.72 20,005,156 1958 76,209 13,179 19,922 20,233,572 59.11 45.54 24,718,407 1959 71,087 12,043 19,919 20,360,813 65.51 45.58 25,677,943 1960 69,298 11,711 18,730 19,836,426 65.83 47.09 25,954,642 1961 86,273 15,111 19,174 22,879,894 64.95 48.25 29,806,194 1962 84,776 14,646 17,837 22,958,854 68.01 51.42 29,005,988 1963 76,542 13,423 15,733 21,780,366 71.76 54.14 26,123,061 1964 68,721 11,927 15,567 19,555,569 65.34 54.62 24,338,786 1965 36,045 5,717 14,066 13,818,649 61.01 57.07 19,128,064 1966 33,288 5,308 13,445 14,048,109 66.03 61.00 18,545,359 1967 41,787 6,315 18,752 20,093,746 69.55 65.88 23,362,823 1968 51,978 8,173 21,637 23,346,812 64.58 65.54 26,945,354 1969 61,644 9,146 28,028 28,756,249 59.74 66.01 32,670,494 1970 73,875 10,329 36,261 39,205,711 59.14 73.25 44,013,477 1971 82,023 9,004 49,501 52,526,042 66.77 76.28 58,487,241 County nonmedical assistance to recipients in their homes; excludes county supplemental aid to categorical aid recipients (Old Age Security, Aid to the Blind, etc.). b/ Includes General Home Relief and other programs administered by county welfare departments which are financed from county indigent funds. Generally excludes costs of county hospitals. Includes some medical and dental care, excluded from General Home Relief after July 1, 1940. Excludes an unknown number of General Home Relief Family cases, persons in Family cases and expenditures by Los Angeles County for these cases from February through June 1971. CHART 1 IN MILLIONS $1,200 1,100 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS OLD AGE SECURITY Total Subsistence Expenditures 1,000 AID TO BLIND 1939-40 through 1970-71 (Incl. Aid to potentially self-supporting 900 blind) AID TO THE AFDC DISABLED 800 AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN (Incl. (u) unemployed 700 parents) BOARDING HOMES & INSTITUTIONS 600 GENERAL RELIEF 500 400 OAS 300 200 150 100 50 BHI GR AB FISCAL YEAR 0 Ending June 30 39-40 41-42 43-44 45-46 47-48 49-50 5T-52 53-54 55-56 57-58 59-60 61-62 63-64 65-66 67-68 69-70 71-72 73-74 Appendix I Public Assistance Programs Subsistence Expenditures, by Program For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 through 1971 Aid to Families with Dependent Childrena/ Aid to the Blind - Fiscal year ending Old Age Security June 30 Aid to Potentially Aid to the Disabled Boarding homes and General Relief Self-Supporting Blinda/ Family groupsd/ institutions 1940 $ 57,431,555 $ 3,954,060 $ 7,668,124 $ 1,087,365 $10,182,688 1941 68,365,327 4,204,917 8,778,690 1,176,485 10,198,756 1942 69,181,797 4,075,576 8,790,528 1,131,958 9,300,327 1943 68,225,191 3,903,360 7,177,715 1,008,864 5,985,802 1944 88,646,360 3,566,537 5,961,541 962,744 5,030,606 1945 89,514,351 3,224,011 6,084,556 1,011,989 5,534,099 1946 90,898,411 3,733,510 7,278,302 1,158,728 8,167,196 1947 102,637,923 4,440,614 10,489,968 1,540,219 12,821,726 1948 123,224,052 5,816,827 17,264,839 2,117,710 16,725,319 1949 163,293,210 7,765,964 26,951,514 2,847,291 22,254,577 1950 225,367,932 9,735,362 49,247,882 4,257,433 27,513,515 1951 223,300,038 10,743,368 72,714,115 5,771,743 19,042,208 1952 218,819,990 11,225,168 76,703,843 6,371,421 17,403,449 1953 224,423,750 11,931,483 73,553,715 6,789,262 16,372,036 1954 225,195,457 12,300,746 75,298,832 6,911,239 19,442,737 1955 220,262,565 12,667,053 82,377,315 7,063,736 21,278,128 1956 225,313,576 13,562,215 80,447,387 7,089,573 19,761,659 1957 236,144,264 14,551,453 82,077,495 7,192,489 20,005,156 1958 243,030,877 15,889,900 $ 1,023,030 c/ 98,821,184 8,209,297 24,718,407 1959 243,226,584 16,414,149 4,873,040 121,938,577 9,266,449 25,677,943 1960 245,295,993 16,482,001 8,195,179 129,776,661 10,185,209 25,954,642 1961 247,533,987 16,296,129 11,843,084 147,885,116 11,680,345 29,806,194 1962 256,908,872 16,221,599 18,144,898 163,266,254 13,261,040 29,005,988 1963 292,998,870 16,957,445 29,641,462 171,492,909 14,853,594 26,123,061 1964 305,782,512 17,066,161 46,540,001 205,201,357 17,605,569 24,338,786 1965 316,274,965 17,668,610 71,022,497 260,476,234 20,462,232 19,123,497 1966 320,105,182 18,558,938 101,223,922 310,902,818 24,549,998 18,545,359 1967 347,361,471 19,599,467 132,579,797 372,239,647 29,280,508 23,362,823 1968 356,302,791 20,360,381 167,140,899 420,600,943 35,013,104 26,945,354 1969 374,495,372 21,680,923 197,488,791 521,473,679 42,015,940 32,670,494 1970 416,507,589 24,909,596 256,871,837 691,736,241 51,498,327 44,013,477 1971 427,143,641 26,530,498 300,817,370 954,519,582 62,483,169 58,487,241 / a/ Medical care allowed as special needs in recipients' grants prior to October 1957 are included; data on expenditures for these medical services are not available. b/ Aid to Potentially Self-Supporting Blind program effective July 1, 1941. Program effective October 1, 1957. Includes AFDC-Unemployed program effective February 1, 1964. Includes some medical and dental care excluded from General Home Relief after July 1, 1940. f/ Excludes an unknown amount of General Home Relief Family case expenditures by Los Angeles County for these cases from February through June 1971. CHART 2 IN THOUSANDS 2,100 OLD AGE SECURITY PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS* 1,900 AID TO BLIND Average Number of Recipients, by Program (Incl. Aid to 1939-40 through 1970-71 patentially * self-supporting Excludes Medical Assistance Only caseloads. 1,700 blind) AID TO THE DISABLED 1,500 AID TO FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN (Incl. 1,300 (u) unemployed parents) AFDC BOARDING HOMES & INSTITUTIONS 1,100 GENERAL HOME RELIEF 900 700 500 OAS 300 200 ATD 100 GHR BHI AB 0 FISCAL YEAR 39-40 41-42 43-44 45-46 47-48 49-50 51-52 53-54 55-56 57-58 59-60 61-62 63-64 65-66 67-68 69-70 71-72 73-74 Appendix J Public Assistance Program Average Monthly Number of Recipients, by Program For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1952 through 1971 Aid to Aid to Families with Dependent Children Fiscal year ending Old Age Aid to the Potentially Aid to the General June 30 All Programs Security Self-Supporting Disabled Boarding homes Blind Home Blind Family groupb/ Unemployed and institutions Relief 1952 516,364 273,976 10,921 546 172,857 9,187 48,877 1953 502,069 272,433 11,226 512 164,775 9,371 43,752 1954 519,873 271,317 11,541 458 167,771 9,417 59,369 1955 535,854 270,865 12,020 416 183,277 9,504 59,772 1956 523,196 268,775 12,530 391 180,741 9,632 51,127 1957 519,752 265,093 12,963 354 179,475 9,681 52,186 1958 570,806 265,325 13,304 334 1,473 203,616 10,545 76,209 1959 607,753 264,067 13,718 305 4,981 241,977 11,618 71,087 1960 617,355 257,378 13,604 302 7,841 256,685 12,247 69,298 1961 663,719 253,335 13,206 325 11,102 286,180 13,298 86,273 1962 697,234 251,740 12,760 313 16,942 316,488 14,215 84,776 1963 725,667 258,738 12,133 297 27,567 335,287 15,103 76,542 1964 842,592 265,600 12,060 98 41,387 378,824 58,957° 16,945 68,721 1965 913,956 270,293 12,220 126 59,905 442,611 73,996 18,760 36,045 1966 1,025,409 275,192 12,316 66 81,043 504,182 98,483 20,839 33,288 1967 1,173,911 285,174 12,359 100 98,189 588,639 123,979 23,684 41,787 1968 1,285,804 291,348 12,357 147 118,318 655,510 129,589 26,557 51,978 1969 1,454,150 301,322 12,513 189 136,082 779,008 134,211 29,181 61,644 1970 1,736,600 313,734 13,071 238 162,855 972,646 168,440 31,741 73,875 1971e 2,147,937 320,763 13,720 223 184,800 1,229,815 282,573 34,020 82,023 Excludes Medical Assistance Only caseloads. Total persons count (adults plus children). Because statistical reporting of data was limited to family case and children counts until the latter part of 1962, the total persons count prior to that given for December 1962 is made up of the sum of estimated adult counts and actual children counts. Aid to the Disabled program effective 1957. Aid to Families with Dependent Children - Unemployed program effective February 1, 1964. Excludes an unknown number of General Home Relief persons in Family cases by Los Angeles County for these cases from February through June 1971. Appendix K Public Assistance Programs Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments@/ by Source of Funds For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1951 through 1971 All programs Categorical Aid programs General Relief Year ending June 30 (all county cost) Total Federal State County Total Federal State County 1951 $ 19,834,364 $ 7,685,049 $ 12,149,315 $ 15,636,616 $ 7,685,049 $ 7,951,567 $4,197,748 1952 22,068,367 8,688,546 13,379,821 18,124,240 8,688,546 9,435,694 3,944,127 1953 23,489,673 9,532,121 13,957,552 19,688,689 9,532,121 10,156,568 3,800,984 1954 25,670,862 10,303,167 15,367,695 21,101,232 10,303,167 10,798,065 4,569,630 1955 28,473,014 11,506,586 16,966,428 23,591,993 11,506,586 12,085,407 4,881,021 1956 31,084,606 12,751,316 18,333,290 26,208,869 12,751,316 13,457,553 4,875,737 1957 34,401,405 14,110,317 20,291,088 28,976,067 14,110,317 14,865,750 5,425,338 1958 41,302,032 16,925,305 24,376,727 34,709,497 16,925,305 17,784,192 6,592,535 1959 46,826,171 19,542,314 27,283,857 39,963,278 19,542,314 20,420,964 6,862,893 1960 50,622,831 21,204,562 29,418,269 43,483,313 21,204,562 22,278,751 7,139,518 1961 55,765,693 22,904,952 32,860,741 47,181,547 22,904,952 24,276,595 8,584,146 1962 62,653,728 26,422,492 36,231,236 54,402,093 26,422,492 27,979,601 8,251,635 1963 68,565,088 29,448,634 39,116,454 60,461,988 29,448,634 31,013,354 8,103,100 1964 82,023,805 44,716,807 37,306,998 75,186,054 44,716,807 30,469,247 6,837,751 1965 101,576,770 56,270,348 45,306,422 96,905,656 56,270,348 40,635,308 4,671,114 1966 118,292,965 66,413,880 51,879,085 113,452,338 66,413,880 47,038,458 4,840,627 1967 138,055,188 77,340,622 60,714,566 133,083,594 77,340,622 55,742,972 4,971,594 1968 174,410,965 102,116,416 $ 814,751 71,479,798 169,041,638 102,116,416 $ 814,751 66,110,471 5,369,327 1969 231,341,436 152,669,242 3,439,431 75,232,763 223,385,963 152,669,242 3,439,431 67,277,290 7,955,473 1970 293,264,126 182,798,444 3,442,020 107,023,752 283,435,069 182,798,444 3,442,020 97,194,605 9,829,147 1971 364,241,554 223,730,585 4,199,534 136,311,435 349,614,984 223,730,585 4,199,534 121,684,865 14,626,570 a/ Administrative cost data obtained from the Governor's Budget for Fiscal Years 1950-51 through 1959-60 and from semiannual CWD administrative cost reports prepared by SDSW Fiscal Division for Fiscal Years beginning 1960-61 when source of funds data become available from this report. b/ OAS, AB, APSB, ATD and AFDC. Appendix L Old Age Security Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments by Source of Funds For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1951 through 1971 Year ending June 30 Total Federal State County 1951 $ 8,370,349 $ 4,248,712 $ 4,121,637 1952 9,579,877 4,698,646 4,881,231 1953 10,027,158 4,954,688 5,072,470 1954 11,131,756 5,533,157 5,598,599 1955 11,828,208 5,868,424 5,959,784 1956 13,266,863 6,563,663 6,703,200 1957 14,765,187 7,319,939 7,445,248 1958 17,057,687 8,457,181 8,600,506 1959 19,011,076 9,453,983 9,557,093 1960 19,556,206 9,695,227 9,860,979 1961 19,544,787 9,670,542 9,874,245 1962 20,525,620 10,165,686 10,359,934 1963 21,567,686 10,680,973 10,886,713 1964 22,671,090 12,702,058 9,969,032 1965 24,266,188 13,743,511 10,522,677 1966 26,119,657 15,022,056 11,097,601 1967 28,407,963 16,544,966 11,862,997 1968 21,009,394 12,430,340 $ 73,641 8,505,413 1969 26,272,730 17,092,734 268,627 8,911,369 1970 41,241,450 25,534,667 179,576 15,527,207 1971 45,975,411 28,671,477 543,586 16,760,348 Appendix M Blind Aid Programs Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments by Source of Funds For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1951 through 1971 Year ending June 30 Total Federal State County 1951 $ 386,029 $ 197,652 $ 188,377 1952 498,942 246,084 252,858 1953 538,628 267,935 270,693 1954 565,585 279,838 285,747 1955 639,979 315,889 324,090 1956 851,661 418,318 433,343 1957 951,482 456,806 494,676 1958 1,043,040 515,280 527,760 1959 1,523,470 751,459 772,011 1960 1,537,908 758,591 779,317 1961 1,535,208 735,637 799,571 1962 1,607,993 773,741 834,252 1963 1,563,369 753,188 810,181 1964 1,837,405 1,027,096 810,309 1965 1,708,599 957,886 750,713 1966 1,588,800 908,036 680,764 1967 1,588,077 913,467 674,610 1968 2,451,952 1,418,982 $ 7,620 1,025,350 1969 2,603,090 1,766,739 31,791 804,560 1970 3,479,964 2,221,304 19,397 1,239,263 1971 3,628,136 2,322,225 36,672 1,269,239 Appendix N Aid to the Disabled Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments by Source of Funds For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1958 through 1971 Year ending June 30 Total Federal State County 1958 $ 729,339 $ 363,296 $ 366,043 1959 758,903 379,109 379,794 1960 1,292,480 645,526 646,954 1961 1,728,064 861,717 866,347 1962 3,027,515 1,510,529 1,516,986 1963 4,656,262 2,318,887 2,337,375 1964 7,317,785 4,190,398 3,127,387 1965 11,417,367 6,232,751 5,184,616 1966 15,039,039 8,283,988 6,755,051 1967 20,130,071 11,136,249 8,993,822 1968 31,021,531 18,236,120 $105,474 12,679,937 1969 35,931,255 23,953,761 412,113 11,565,381 1970 45,066,576 28,844,022 334,427 15,888,127 1971 51,321,113 32,588,797 715,283 18,017,033 Appendix O Aid to Families with Dependent Children Administrative Expenditures of County Welfare Departments by Source of Funds For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1951 through 1971 Year ending June 30 Total Federal State County 1951 $ 6,880,238 $ 3,238,685 $ 3,641,553 1952 8,045,421 3,743,816 4,301,605 1953 9,122,903 4,309,498 4,813,405 1954 9,403,891 4,490,172 4,913,719 1955 11,123,806 5,322,273 5,801,533 1956 12,090,345 5,769,335 6,321,010 1957 13,259,398 6,333,572 6,925,826 1958 15,879,431 7,589,548 8,289,883 1959 18,669,829 8,957,763 9,712,066 1960 21,096,719 10,105,218 10,991,501 1961 23,304,756 11,637,056 11,667,700 1962 28,051,855 13,377,982 14,673,873 1963 29,755,039 14,240,240 15,514,799 1964 38,857,249 24,173,786 14,683,463 1965 54,216,748 * 32,263,309 21,953,439 1966 66,349,656 39,681,844 26,667,812 1967 82,957,483 48,745,940 34,211,543 1968 114,558,761 70,030,974 $ 628,016 43,899,771 1969 158,578,888 109,856,008 2,726,900 45,995,980 1970 193,647,079 126,198,451 2,908,620 64,540,008 1971 248,690,324 160,148,086 2,903,993 85,638,245 of

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