Be as specific to your community as possible. Common sources of data include: Chamber of Commerce, community libraries, social service agencies, newspapers, agency personnel.In addition to these sources, you will interview someone who is actively engaged with the at-risk population you are investigating. Needs AssessmentAssessment Data for the At-risk Group Environment/Living ArrangementsHomeownership rate was 74.6%.Median property value in Pickaway County, OH was $163,300 (Pickaway County, OH). Access toTransportationMost people in Pickaway County, OH drove alone to work, and the average commute time was 28.1 minutes. The average car ownership in Pickaway County, OH was 2 cars per household. There is no type of public transit available in the area (Pickaway County, OH). FinancialconsiderationsMedian household income of $63,633. 12.5% of the population is considered under the poverty line (Pickaway County, OH). Cultural/languagebarriersThis is not a very diverse community 92.6% of the population is white and speaks English (Pickaway County, OH). Public perception ofthe groupPublic perception is that this is a rural community that is mostly inhabited by an Appalachian population that does not offer much to this area and has a high level of drug usage. Common healthrisksThere are areas for improvement including healthy eating and exercise, access to healthcare and mental care, and need for improved dental care (Pickaway County Community Health Assessment (CHA)).