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The Self-Sufficiency Standard for California

The Family Economic Self-Sufficiency Standard (Self-Sufficiency Standard) measures how much income is needed for a family of a certain composition living in a particular county to adequately meet its minimal basic needs. It is based on the costs families face on a daily basis – housing, food, child care, out-of-pocket medical expenses, transportation, and other necessary spending – and provides a complete picture of what it takes for families to make ends meet, contrary to the Federal Poverty Level (FPL)

How much is enough to make ends meet in your county?

  • To view the Self-Sufficiency Standard for a particular county and household type, use the Self-Sufficiency Standard Look-Up Table.
  • To view detailed tables of the Self-Sufficiency Standard for a particular county, click on the county name below.
  • To view the methodology for the Self-Sufficiency Standard for California, click here.

Alameda Los Angeles San Francisco
Alpine Madera San Joaquin
Amador Marin San Luis Obispo
Butte Mariposa San Mateo
Calaveras Mendocino Santa Barbara
Colusa Merced Santa Clara
Contra Costa Modoc Santa Cruz
Del Norte Mono Shasta
El Dorado Monterey Sierra
Fresno Napa Siskiyou
Glenn Nevada Solano
Humboldt Orange Sonoma
Imperial Placer Stanislaus
Inyo Plumas Sutter
Kern Riverside Tehama
Kings Sacramento Trinity
Lake San Benito Tulare
Lassen San Bernardino Tuolumne
  San Diego Ventura
    Yolo
    Yuba


 

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