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 <subject>Disadvantaged persons</subject>
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 <subject>Federal social security programs</subject>
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 <subject>Public assistance programs</subject>
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 <subject>Strategic planning</subject>
 <subject>Family support programs</subject>
 <subject>Vouchers</subject>
 <subject>Earned Income Tax Credit</subject>
 <subject>Federal Pell Grant Program</subject>
 <subject>Food Stamp Program</subject>
 <subject>Head Start Program</subject>
 <subject>HHS Child Care and Development Fund</subject>
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<abstract>Federal agencies that administer means-tested programs are
responsible for both ensuring that people have appropriate access
to assistance and ensuring the integrity of the programs they	 
oversee. To balance these two priorities appropriately, it is	 
important for agencies to have information on program integrity  
and program access. Knowing the proportion of the population that
qualifies for these programs relative to the numbers who actually
participate can help ensure that agencies can monitor and	 
communicate key information on program access. To better	 
understand participation in low-income programs, this report	 
provides information on: (1) the proportion of those eligible who
are participating in 12 selected low-income programs; (2) factors
that influence participation in those programs; and (3) 	 
strategies used by federal, state, and local administrators to	 
improve both access and integrity, and whether agencies monitor  
access by measuring participation rates.</abstract>
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 <topic>Statistical data</topic>
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