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3. Largest population of families and children living in poverty in the state –86,503 families with children (5-17) –138,761 children (0-18)

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5. Stokes County Total Population – 47,401 Families with children in poverty – 1,194 –Percentage of the population – 15.6% Children in poverty – 1,905 –Percentage of population – 18.1% Births to Pregnant Teens – 164 –Percentage of total births – 39%

6. Rockingham County Total Population – 93,643 Families with children in poverty – 3,109 –Percentage of the population – 20.5% Children in poverty – 4,614 –Percentage of population – 22.3% Births to Pregnant Teens – 450 –Percentage of total births – 43%

7. Caswell County Total Population – 23,719 Families with children in poverty – 900 –Percentage of the population – 24.7% Children in poverty – 1,331 –Percentage of population – 27.8% Births to Pregnant Teens – 93 –Percentage of total births – 45%

8. Person County Total Population – 39,464 Families with children in poverty – 1,176 –Percentage of the population – 18.9% Children in poverty – 1,178 –Percentage of population – 20.7% Births to Pregnant Teens – 184 –Percentage of total births – 39%

9. Granville County Total Population – 59,916 Families with children in poverty – 1,487 –Percentage of the population – 16.1% Children in poverty – 2,328 –Percentage of population – 19.5% Births to Pregnant Teens – 240 –Percentage of total births – 38%

10. Vance County Total Population – 45,422 Families with children in poverty – 3,330 –Percentage of the population – 43.3% Children in poverty – 5,360 –Percentage of population – 48.0% Births to Pregnant Teens – 342 –Percentage of total births – 55%

11. Warren County Total Population – 20,972 Families with children in poverty – 922 –Percentage of the population – 33.5% Children in poverty – 1,419 –Percentage of population – 37.0% Births to Pregnant Teens – 109 –Percentage of total births – 53%

12. Franklin County Total Population – 60,619 Families with children in poverty – 1,906 –Percentage of the population – 18.3% Children in poverty – 2,850 –Percentage of population – 19.9% Births to Pregnant Teens – 262 –Percentage of total births – 41%

13. Durham County Total Population – 267,587 Families with children in poverty – 8,424 –Percentage of the population – 20.8% Children in poverty – 14,009 –Percentage of population – 22.5% Births to Pregnant Teens – 1,280 –Percentage of total births – 29%

14. Orange County Total Population – 133,801 Families with children in poverty – 2,418 –Percentage of the population – 12.7% Children in poverty – 3,879 –Percentage of population – 14.7% Births to Pregnant Teens – 268 –Percentage of total births – 21%

15. Alamance County Total Population – 151,131 Families with children in poverty – 4,721 –Percentage of the population – 18.3% Children in poverty – 7,256 –Percentage of population – 20.1% Births to Pregnant Teens – 752 –Percentage of total births – 40%

16. Guilford County Total Population – 488,406 Families with children in poverty – 15,778 –Percentage of the population – 19.6% Children in poverty – 24,871 –Percentage of population – 22.1% Births to Pregnant Teens – 2,131 –Percentage of total births – 35%

17. Forsyth County Total Population – 350,670 Families with children in poverty – 12,048 –Percentage of the population – 19.6% Children in poverty – 20,519 –Percentage of population – 23.6% Births to Pregnant Teens – 1,799 –Percentage of total births – 37%

18. Davidson County Total Population – 162,878 Families with children in poverty – 5,131 –Percentage of the population – 18.8% Children in poverty – 8,349 –Percentage of population – 22.4% Births to Pregnant Teens – 805 –Percentage of total births – 43%

19. Randolph County Total Population – 141,752 Families with children in poverty – 5,279 –Percentage of the population – 21.1% Children in poverty – 8,082 –Percentage of population – 23.6% Births to Pregnant Teens – 780 –Percentage of total births – 46%

20. Chatham County Total Population – 63,505 Families with children in poverty – 1,632 –Percentage of the population – 16.4% Children in poverty – 2,463 –Percentage of population – 17.6% Births to Pregnant Teens – 203 –Percentage of total births – 30%

21. Wake County Total Population – 900,993 Families with children in poverty – 17,048 –Percentage of the population – 10.4% Children in poverty – 28,422 –Percentage of population – 12.1% Births to Pregnant Teens – 2,833 –Percentage of total births – 22%

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23. North Central District Adult Youth Pregnant Teen Current Potential

24. North Central District Opportunities to meet more need –Increase county and/or grant funding for positions –Develop nutrition student-intern opportunities in collaboration with local universities –Cross-county positions –Single positions serving multiple audiences

25. North Central District Opportunities to meet more need –Increase county and/or grant funding for positions –Develop nutrition student-intern opportunities in collaboration with local universities –Cross-county positions –Single positions serving multiple audiences

26. North Central District Opportunities to meet more need –Increase county and/or grant funding for positions –Develop nutrition student-intern opportunities in collaboration with local universities –Cross-county positions –Single positions serving multiple audiences

27. North Central District Additional support for programming –Variety of sources County funds for food demonstration supplies –Support in applying for grants – Warren and Guilford counties Collaborating agency support –Food demonstration supplies – WIC, Schools, IFFS and others –Positions (in the past) »WIC – Wake and Smart Start – Forsyth –Facility and equipment

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31. Iris Santiago –Cancer Services –Winston-Salem, NC

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33. Opportunities –Utilize high level of agency collaborative relationships to garner additional program funding for positions

34. North Central District Program Engagement –Volunteers – Enhance recruitment, training and utilization through active engagement with other CES volunteer opportunities 580 volunteers – 2011 Contributed the equivalent of 7.4 FTEs Variety of roles 93 were current or former EFNEP participants

35. North Central District Engagement with Program

36. North Central District Engagement by Staff County Plan of Work Agents CEDs DED Regional Coordinator

37. North Central District Other Needs –Full-time Administrative Assistant –More one-on-one time with staff

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