Cranendonck
Municipality inNetherlands·area code GM1706
In The Cracks Index, Cranendonck ranks 122 of 342 areas at municipality level. 121 areas catch their most vulnerable people more reliably; 220 areas do so less reliably.
32.3
0 best · 100 widest cracks · built from 8 indicators
The change most likely to close the widest crack in Cranendonck
Earlier income support and a faster, better-connected route back to work are the levers most associated with improvement here — reaching households before income loss settles into long-term dependence.
Linked to the indicator social assistance. This is the index pointing forward: not a judgement, but a lever. The estimated impact is published as a direction, not a promise.
Where Cranendonck’s safety net holds, and where it is under strain
Each bar is the indicator normalised to 0–100, direction-corrected so a longer bar always means more cracks. The raw public value and the source year sit beside it. The method is identical at every level.
wmo_pressure
weight —%Raw value 75.52 per_1000_inhabitantssource year 2024Wideningestimate
youth_care_loadWidest crack
weight —%Raw value 100.69 per_1000_young_peoplesource year 2024Wideningestimate
Problematic debt
weight 19%Share of households with debts they can no longer repay. The first crack most people fall through, and the one that pushes the others open.
Raw value 0.7134 % of householdssource year 2020Holdingmeasured
Number of evictions
weight 15%Court-ordered evictions per 10,000 households. A direct measure of how often housing insecurity is allowed to reach its endpoint.
Raw value 9.22 per 10,000 householdssource year 2024Under strainestimate
Mental-health treatment gap
weight 15%Share of people with an identified mental-health care need who receive no care. The distance between needing help and reaching it.
Raw value 16.39 % unmet needsource year 2024Under strainestimate
Unmet youth care
weight 12%Share of young people referred for care who wait longer than the recommended term or are never helped. A crack measured early in a life.
Raw value 11.27 % unmet needsource year 2024Under strainestimate
Food insecurity
weight 12%Share of the population reporting moderate or severe food insecurity. The point at which a financial shortfall reaches the kitchen table.
Raw value 6.66 % of the populationsource year 2024Under strainestimate
Severe material deprivation
weight 12%Share of the population unable to afford several basic necessities that most people take for granted. A widely used floor for material insecurity.
Raw value 2.67 % of the populationsource year 2024Under strainestimate
Social assistance
weight 8%People on social assistance (bijstand) per 1,000 inhabitants. Social-assistance receipt reflects income insecurity, so a higher value counts as more strain on the safety net.
Raw value 38.26 per 1,000 inhabitantssource year 2024Wideningestimate
Homelessness
weight 8%Estimated homeless people per 10,000 inhabitants. A modelled estimate at municipality level, as no per-municipality open measurement exists. Homelessness is an unambiguous sign of a torn safety net.
Raw value 18.12 per 10,000 inhabitantssource year 2024Wideningestimate
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Fynqo (2026). The Cracks Index, v1-20260525. Snapshot of 2026-05-25. Licensed under CC-BY-4.0. https://fynqo.app/cracks-index/
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