APPENDIX

TABLE 1.-Federal grants-in-aid to States for child welfare services-Amounts authorized and appropriated by the Congress, and expended by States, fiscal years 1936-59 (under the Social Security Act, title V, pt. 3, as amended)

TABLE 2.-Counties served by full-time public child welfare workers, 1946-58

1 Reports from 53 States and other jurisdictions (District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands). Data for 5 States were incomplete for 1 or more years during the period 1946-58.

2 Based on 1950 census. An urban county is one in which at least 50 percent of the population is urban as defined by the Bureau of the Census.

TABLE 3.-Child welfare professional staff employed full-time by public child welfare agencies, 1945-58

TABLE 4.-Graduate social work education of full-time public child welfare employees in professional positions, 1950 and 1957

TABLE 5.-Number of persons granted educational leave from the public child welfare program, 1955–58, and annual percent change i

TABLE 6.-Graduate social work education of full-time employees in professional positions, member agencies of Child Welfare League of America and Family Service Association of America, 1957

TABLE 7.-Estimates of expenditures for child welfare services by State and local public welfare agencies, 1935–1958 1

1 National estimates from State reports to Children's Bureau. Excludes administrative expenditures of Children's Bureau for child welfare.

TABLE 8.-Expenditures for public child welfare services, by source of funds, 1952–58 1

1 National estimates from State reports to Children's Bureau.

TABLE 9.-Expenditures for public child welfare services, by object, 1952-58 1

1 National estimates from State reports to Children's Bureau.

TABLE 10.-Children receiving child welfare casework service from State and local public welfare agencies, 1945-58

TABLE 11.-Children receiving child welfare casework services from State and local public welfare agencies in 40 States reporting completely 1946-1958, classified by urban-rural character

1 States classified on basis of percentage of urban population as defined by the U.S. census of 1950.

TABLE 12.-Children receiving child welfare casework services from State and local public welfare agencies in 40 States reporting completely, 1946-58, classified by urban-rural character: Rates per 10,000 estimated child population under 21 years of age

1 1958 data are preliminary.

TABLE 13. Children receiving child welfare casework services from State and local public welfare agencies in 40 States reporting completely 1946-58: Percent distribution by living arrangement

TABLE 14.-Population size of place in which agencies serve, by type of agency, agencies responding to questionnaire inventory of health and welfare agencies and institutions related to the Protestant, Anglican, and Eastern Orthodox Churches and their organizations, 1955

Source: "Churches and Social Welfare," vol. II, National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. TABLE 15.-Specialized services for families and children, by whereabouts of children, monthly average, 1951 and 1953, 20 urban areas