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Alarming poverty levels revealed in Tippecanoe County

July 01, 2024 | West Lafayette City, Tippecanoe County, Indiana



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Alarming poverty levels revealed in Tippecanoe County
During a recent government meeting, significant concerns were raised regarding economic challenges faced by residents in Tippecanoe County. A representative highlighted alarming statistics from a recent United Way report, which revealed that a substantial portion of the population is living at the Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed (ALICE) level. This demographic includes individuals who are employed but struggle to make ends meet, lacking financial stability despite being above the poverty line.

Specifically, the report indicated that 55% of residents in Fairfield Township and 59% in Wabash Township fall into this category. The situation is particularly dire for African American residents in Tippecanoe County, where approximately 70% are classified as ALICE. These figures underscore the pressing need for targeted economic support and resources to assist those who are working yet still face significant financial hardships. The meeting concluded with a call for increased awareness and action to address these critical issues affecting the community.

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