Table 2.

Expectant fathers’ health care, economic, and social support needs in the First 1000 Days program with survey data at partner’s first trimester (n = 131).

	Fathers
	N	%
Health care needs, n = 128
Has seen a primary care provider within 12 months
Yes	77	60.2
No	51	39.8
Economic needs
Food insecure, n = 128
Yes	23	18.0
No	105	82.0
Housing insecure, n = 129
Yes	12	9.3
No	117	90.7
Receiving SNAP, n = 123a
Yes	16	13.0
No	107	87.0
Gross annual household income, n = 124
<$10 000	16	12.9
$10 000 to $20 000	17	13.7
$20 000 to $50 000	52	41.9
Greater than $50 000	39	31.5
Social support needs
Partner support, n = 128
High support	119	93.0
Medium or low support	9	7.0
Non-partner support: interactions with family, friends and neighbors, n = 131
Low social isolation	105	80.2
High social isolation	26	19.8
Knows someone that could loan $50, n = 107b	72	67.3
Knows someone that could provide care if ill, n = 108b	93	86.1
Knows someone whom could talk with about problems, n = 106b	93	87.7
Knows someone that could provide ride to clinic, n = 106b	91	85.8

Note. ^aSupplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

^bNot all fathers answered this question as it was removed from the survey on 7/24/17.