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Social Vulnerability Index in Newark
CDC / ATSDR Social Vulnerability Index
A place-based index, database, and mapping application designed to identify and quantify communities experiencing social vulnerability.
Citation: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/ Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry/ Geospatial Research, Analysis, and Services Program. CDC/ATSDR Social Vulnerability Index. 2000-2020 Database. https://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/placeandhealth/svi/data_documentation_download.html.
In releasing this information, Delaware aims to provide information that can be helpful to local communities as they work to improve public health. However, the protection of the confidentiality of our citizens is of paramount importance. To that end, counts of less than 11 are not presented. An outside expert has reviewed the platform to ensure it complies with the HIPAA privacy rule (45 CFR 164.§514(b)).
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Social Vulnerability Index
Newark
Data are current as of 1970
Most recent dashboard update: 4/11/2024
Newark's socioeconomic status ranking of indicates a Low level of vulnerability.
Possible scores range from 0 (lowest vulnerability) to 1 (highest vulnerability).
Indicator | Newark | Trendline |
|---|---|---|
Cost-Burdened Households with Income Less Than $75,000 percentage of households | N/A | |
Living Below 150% of the Poverty Line percentage of residents | N/A | |
No High School Diploma percentage of persons age 25+ | N/A | |
Unemployed percentage of residents | N/A | |
Uninsured rate percentage of residents | N/A |
Values marked with
indicate there is insufficient data to respect the privacy of citizens.
Social Vulnerability Index
Newark
Data are current as of 1970
Most recent dashboard update: 4/11/2024
Newark's household characteristics ranking of indicates a Low level of vulnerability.
Possible scores range from 0 (lowest vulnerability) to 1 (highest vulnerability).
Indicator | Newark | Trendline |
|---|---|---|
Age 17 or Younger percentage of residents | N/A | |
Age 65 or Older percentage of residents | N/A | |
Disability percentage of residents | N/A | |
Single Parent Households percentage of residents | N/A | |
Speaks English "Less Than Well" percentage of residents | N/A |
Values marked with
indicate there is insufficient data to respect the privacy of citizens.
Social Vulnerability Index
Newark
Data are current as of 1970
Most recent dashboard update: 4/11/2024
Newark's racial and ethnic minority status ranking of indicates a Low level of vulnerability.
Possible scores range from 0 (lowest vulnerability) to 1 (highest vulnerability).
Indicator | Newark | Trendline |
|---|---|---|
Minority percentage of residents | N/A |
Values marked with
indicate there is insufficient data to respect the privacy of citizens.
Social Vulnerability Index
Newark
Data are current as of 1970
Most recent dashboard update: 4/11/2024
Newark's housing type and transportation ranking of indicates a Low level of vulnerability.
Possible scores range from 0 (lowest vulnerability) to 1 (highest vulnerability).
Indicator | Newark | Trendline |
|---|---|---|
Crowding percentage of residents | N/A | |
Group Quarters percentage of residents | N/A | |
Mobile Homes percentage of residents | N/A | |
Multi-Unit Structures percentage of residents | N/A | |
No Vehicle percentage of residents | N/A |
Values marked with
indicate there is insufficient data to respect the privacy of citizens.
Social Vulnerability Index
Newark
Data are current as of 1970
Most recent dashboard update: 4/11/2024
Overall Vulnerability Percentile
Newark's ranking of indicates a Moderate level of vulnerability.
What is the Social Vulnerability Index?
Social Vulnerability Index (SVI) was created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for the purpose of identifying communities that may need support before, during, or after disasters.
SVI percentiles are based on 16 census variables, which are grouped into four sub-themes:
Communities are also given an overall ranking based on the values for the four sub-themes. Higher values indicate greater vulnerability.
Sub-Theme Percentiles
Socioeconomic Status
Household Characteristics
Racial and Ethnic Minority Status
Housing Type and Transportation
