Alabama's Poverty Fighting Network
Statewide data platform
One map of all 67 Alabama counties, the current 18 CSBG service territories, and the Community Needs Assessment data that agencies have actually connected — with every figure labeled by source, year and geography.
Community Action agencies
18
Current ADECA CSBG service territories
Counties mapped
67 of 67
Authentic Census county boundaries, each assigned to a serving agency
CNA datasets connected
3 of 18
CAANEAL 2026, CACCTC 2026, CSPWAL 2025
Counties with connected CNA values
67
Connected CNA extracts refreshed 2026-08-29
All 18 current ADECA CSBG service territories.
Select a county to open its intelligence panel, or choose a territory to highlight the agency's full service area. Counties without connected CNA data stay neutral — no values are estimated.
18 CSBG territories — numbered on the map, searchable in the legend.
Documented need paired only with verified agency response or explicitly labeled planning response. Where no impact dataset is connected, the response side stays empty rather than inferred.
Documented need
First-tier priorities across the seven-county service area, confirmed by 963 usable issue-module responses and 196 county-meeting participants.
CAANEAL 2026 Community Needs Assessment / 2025 community input · 2026 assessment (2025 community input)
Response data pending
No verified CAANEAL program-response dataset is connected yet. Agency impact measures can be imported through the CNA/Impact ingestion workflow.
Documented need
2,811 children at or below 130% FPL in Chambers + Tallapoosa against 1,088 Head Start and licensed child-care slots — a 1,723-slot planning gap.
CACCTC 2026 Community Needs Assessment · 2024 planning-context county table (report also contains 2025 estimate tables)
Planning response
Planned, not completed: a phased target of +212 slots by 2030 under the current expansion model centered on Chambers and Tallapoosa.
CACCTC 2026 Community Needs Assessment · 2024 planning-context county table (report also contains 2025 estimate tables) · Source year is retained per table rather than blended. The regional poverty figure is an author-calculated regional approximation, not an official published rate.
Documented need
The 2025 CNA cites $575 in average combined monthly utility costs against a $43,980 regional median household income, with 70,315 residents (23.86%) below the federal poverty level.
CSPWAL 2025 Community Needs Assessment summary · 2025 assessment (underlying indicators include 2022/2023 data)
Verified response
$4.36M obligated across 12,288 awards. Award counts may include repeat household interactions and are not necessarily unique households.
CSPWAL FY2025 Annual Report — energy assistance summary · FY2025 · Award counts may include repeat household interactions and are not necessarily unique households.
Region 10 · 7 counties
Housing, utilities, transportation and food converge as first-tier priorities across all seven counties.
CAANEAL 2026 Community Needs Assessment / 2025 community input · 2026 assessment (2025 community input)
Open drilldownRegion 7 · 3 counties
Concentrated early-childhood need: a 1,723-slot planning gap for children at or below 130% of the federal poverty level.
CACCTC 2026 Community Needs Assessment · 2024 planning-context county table (report also contains 2025 estimate tables)
Open drilldownRegion 17 · 10 counties
23.86% of West Alabama residents live below the federal poverty level; FY2025 energy assistance obligated $4.36M in response.
CSPWAL 2025 Community Needs Assessment summary · 2025 assessment (underlying indicators include 2022/2023 data)
$4.36M connected impact obligations
Open drilldownA non-map alternative to the choropleth above, listing every Alabama county, its CSBG region, serving agency and the currently selected metric value. Poverty rate and other Census-backed indicators show the latest ACS estimate for all 67 counties; connected CNA extracts and published uploads override the baseline.
