Table 2.

Characteristics of participants in the Building Wealth and Health Network RCT, over course of study, Philadelphia 2014–2015

	Time periods
	Baseline (n = 103)		Month 9 (n = 52)		Month 12 (n = 53)		Month 15 (n = 46)
	N	%	N	%	N	%	N	%
Intervention group
Control	31	(30.1)	19	(36.5)	17	(32.1)	14	(30.4)
Partial	35	(34.0)	15	(28.8)	18	(34.0)	15	(32.6)
Full	37	(35.9)	18	(34.6)	18	(34.0)	17	37.0
Caregiver gender
Female	97	(94.2)	48	(92.3)	49	(92.5)	42	(91.3)
Male	6	(5.8)	4	(7.7)	4	(7.5)	4	(8.7)
Immigration status
US Born	101	(98.1)	50	(96.2)	51	(96.2)	45	(97.8)
Foreign born	2	(1.9)	2	(3.8)	2	(3.8)	1	(2.2)
Race/ethnicity
Black non-Hispanic	91	(88.3)	47	(90.4)	49	(92.5)	42	(91.3)
Hispanic	5	(4.9)	1	(1.9)	1	(1.9)	1	(2.2)
Other	5	(4.9)	2	(3.8)	2	(3.8)	2	(4.3)
White non-Hispanic	2	(1.9)	2	(3.8)	1	(1.9)	1	(2.2)
Sexual orientation
Heterosexual	86	(83.5)	46	(88.5)	47	(88.7)	41	(89.1)
Bisexual	14	(13.6)	6	(11.5)	6	(11.3)	5	(10.9)
Gay or lesbian	3	(2.9)	0	0	0	0	0	0
Marital status
Living with a partner	12	(11.7)	5	(9.6)	7	(13.2)	5	(10.9)
Married	1	(1.0)	3	(5.8)	2	(3.8)	2	(4.3)
Never married	87	(84.5)	42	(80.8)	43	(81.1)	37	(80.4)
Separated	3	(2.9)	2	(3.8)	1	(1.9)	2	(4.3)
Education
Some high school or grade school	30	(29.1)	15	(28.8)	14	(26.4)	14	(30.4)
High school grad or GED	35	(34.0)	16	(30.8)	15	(28.3)	14	(30.4)
At least some college and above	38	(36.9)	21	(40.4)	24	(45.3)	18	(39.1)

The Cochran-Armitage and Jonckheere-Terpstra tests showed no differences in the distribution of characteristics across time