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CANI documented serving 10,245
households and 26,729 individuals in 2007.
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4,223 single parent female households
accounted for 41.2% of all households served.
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CANI clients included 4,497 children
ages 0 to 5 years, 4,731 children ages 6 to 11 years, and
3,788 ages 12 to 17 years. Together
these 13,016 children were over 49% of all the people
CANI served.
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In 2007, CANI documented serving
1,191 senior citizens age 70 or over, which is 54.5% of those
served.
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72.7% of households served in 2007
had incomes below 100% of the Federal poverty level.
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Despite their low income levels,
nearly half (48.1%) of all household heads were working.
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826 households, or 8.1% of those
served, were on public cash assistance when CANI helped
them.
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Households served were generally
small; households with one, two, or three people accounted
for 72.0% of households served. The
average size of CANI households was 2.6 in 2007.
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70.0% of the 2007 households served
lived in rental housing.
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There were only 1,409 intact
two-parent families, 13.8% of 2007 households served. Of families
with children, only 24.1% were
two-parent families.
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Among the 26,729 people served,
14,562 or 54.9% were Caucasian; there were 10,202 African
American people served or 38.2% of
those served. 1,434 people were served of Hispanic/Latino
origin, which was 5.6% of the total.
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34.0% of people served in 2007
reported they had no private health insurance.
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39.5% of persons over age 24 who were
served in 2007 had less than a high school diploma or
GED. Only 7.7% of household heads had
two or more years of post high school education.
