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Advocates for Family Peace Itasca
County COMMUNITY
ADVOCACY PROGRAM Total
Number of Victim Clients Assisted Total: 1,604 Women: 657 Men: 26 Children: 921 Number
of New[1]
Victim Clients Assisted Total: 1,058 Battered Women: 439 Men: 38 Children: 581 Number
of Unduplicated[2]
Victim Clients Assisted Total: 571 Battered Women: 237 Men: 24 Children: 310 Adult
Victim Clients by Age 18 – 29: 41% 30 – 44: 41% 45 – 64: 17% 65 +: 1% Victim
Client Information Percent of new adult clients who were non-Caucasian: 10% Percent of new adult clients with personal issues: 30% New adult clients self-reported the following personal issues: 1% of new adult clients reported being deaf/hard of hearing 5% of new adult clients reported having a physical disability 2 % of new adult clients reported having a developmental disability 11% of new adult clients reported having a mental illness 1% of new adult clients reported having a language barrier 7% of new adult clients reported being chemically dependent Total number of adult victim client contacts: 1,680 Women: 1592 Men: 88 Victim
Clients by Residence Bigfork: 5% Bovey: 12% Cohasset: 10% Coleraine: 2% Marble: 1% Nashwauk: 2% Warba: 1% Other: 5% Self-Reported
Types of Abuse by Adult Victims Physical Abuse: 19% Verbal Abuse: 28% Emotional Abuse: 27% Threats: 22% Sexual: 4% Law
Enforcement Response to Domestic Violence Number of adult victims who had contact with law enforcement: 139 Number of police phone contacts: 77 Number of domestic arguments: 550 Number of arrests: 84 Number of OFP violations reported to law enforcement:
22 Support
Group Services Women’s Empowerment Support Group: New: 41 On-going: 55 Christian Women’s Group: New: 5 On-going: 12 Youth Group: New: 77 On-going: 113 Client
Services Number of clients given transportation: 167 Number of trips made: 295 Number of clients given clothes: 15 Number of clients given gas vouchers: 82 Number of clients given food vouchers: 128 Community
Outreach/Education Number of community education presentations: 83 Number attending: 1,743 Number of new outreach contacts made: 65 Number of follow-up outreach contacts made: 178 On-Call
Information Number of crisis calls: 296 Number of on-call personal contacts: 51 Volunteers Number of volunteers active: 46 Number of volunteer hours: 1,936.5 Criminal
Justice Number of police incident reports reviewed: 184 Number of police reports in compliance with policy/protocol: 121 Number of domestic assault charging decisions reviewed: 61 Number of domestic assault cases in compliance with policy/protocol: 42 Number of cases dismissed: 7 Number of charges resulting in guilty plea without trial: 60 Number of charges taken to trial: 4 Guilty: 2 Not Guilty: 2 Number of violations of release conditions: 5 Number of cases referred to probation: 52 Civil
Court Total number of OFP’s filed: 207 Total number of OFP’s filed with AFFP assistance: 112 Total number of HRO’s filed: 263 Total number of HRO’s filed with AFFP assistance: 40 Number of pre-hearing visits: 101 Number of court accompaniments: 117 Number of respondents contacted by Intervention Educator: 185 Referral
Source Self: 37% Law Enforcement: 31% Friend: 9% Family: 5% Chemical Dependency Provider: 5% Kootasca: 3% Legal Aid: 3% Social Services: 2% First Call for Help: 2% Court administration: 1% Telephone book: 1% Medical Clinic: 1% Ball Club: 1% Bigfork: 3% Bovey: 7% Cohasset: 8% Marble: 2% Nashwauk: 2% Other: 13% Out of State: 2% Abuser
Age 18 – 29: 38% 30 – 44: 47% 45 – 64: 14% 65+: 1% Abuser
Race African-American: 2% American Indian: 13% Caucasian: 85% Personal
Issues of Abuser Percent of abusers with personal issues: 41% 3% of new adult clients reported having a physical disability 14% of new adult clients reported having a mental illness 24% of new adult clients reported being chemically dependent HOUSING Safe
Emergency Housing New Clients Served: 190 Number of Women Served: 78 Number of Children Served: 112 Families per night ratio: 427 Persons per night ratio: 974 Transitional
Housing New Clients Served: 43 Number of Women Served: 26 Number of Children Served: 17 YOUTH Number of youth events: 8 Number attending: 205 Number of youth accompanied to court: 15 Number of mandated reports filed: 32 INTERVENTION
PROGRAMS Men’s
Domestic Violence Program (MDVP)
Number of new clients:
65 Total number of MDVP referrals: 84 Civil court referrals: 38 Criminal court referrals: 32 Self: 14 Total
number of MDVP intakes: 73
Total
number that completed MDVP: 45
Total number currently enrolled: 32 Total number of children represented by men currently enrolled: 78 Intervention
Program for Women (IPW)
Number
of new clients: 12
Total
number of IPW referrals: 16
Civil court referrals: 6 Criminal court referrals: 7 Self: 3 Number of IPW intakes: 5 Total number of women currently enrolled: 4 Total number of children represented by women currently enrolled: 1
[1] New clients = this description of a new client includes clients who have never used our services before and past clients who have had a new incident of domestic violence. [2] Unduplicated clients = this term describes someone who has never used our services before. Advocates for Family Peace Annual Statistical Report for Itasca County Annual
Statistical Report
NUMBER OF
CLIENTS ASSISTED
Number
of Battered Women assisted: 756
Number of Children assisted: 837 Number of Men assisted: 51 NUMBER OF NEW
CLIENTS IN CALENDAR YEAR
Number of new women clients[1]: 385 Number of unduplicated women clients[2]: 304 Average number of new women clients seen per month: 32 Number of new children clients: 395 Number of new men clients: 40 CLIENT INFORMATIONPercent of clients who were non-Caucasian: 6% Number of new clients with special needs: 98 Special needs include: mental health (45%), physical health (32%), chemical dependency (16%), or other (5%). Percentage of new clients by age:
Clients by residence:
INFORMATION ABOUT ABUSERS: Personal Issues of Abusers:
SUPPORT GROUP
SERVICES
Number
of new participants in Women’s Journey Empowerment Group: 38
Number of new participants in Christian Women’s Group: 7 EDUCATION/INFORMATION/OUTREACH
TO THE COMMUNITY
Number
of community/training sessions given by AFFP to outside groups or agencies:
74 Total number attending: 2,104 Total
number of outreach contacts made: 235
CLIENT SERVICESNumber of clients given transportation: 142 Number of trips made: 271 Number of clients given gas vouchers: 46 Number of clients given clothes: 15 Number of clients given food vouchers: 95 CONTACTS
Number of contacts
with clients by staff: 1,658
Number
of on-call contacts with clients: 408
Total number of calls to AFFP office: 8,146 Number of client calls to AFFP: 3,182 Number of police phone calls: 60 VOLUNTEERSNumber of volunteers: 29 Number of volunteer hours: 2,932 CRIMINAL
JUSTICE
Number
of domestic arguments: 486
Number of arrests: 70 Number of OFP violations reported to law enforcement: 25 Number of charges amended to disorderly conduct or other charge: 40 Number of charges resulting in guilty plea without trial: 55 Number of charges dismissed: 3 Number of charges taken to trial: 4 Number found not guilty: 4 Number found guilty: 0 Number of cases referred to probation: 63 Incidents of domestic violence reported to law enforcement by city:
CIVIL COURT
Number
of orders for protection (OFP) filed: 207
Number of civil court
accompaniments: 239
Number of harassment orders (HRO) filed: 262 Number of men contacted by male interventionist/education
coordinator: 121 YOUTH
Number of children assisted: 837 Number of new children clients: 395 Number of unduplicated children who have attended Monday night group: 70 Total number of participants in Monday night group: 137 Number of K.O.P.E. sessions: 8 Number attending K.O.P.E. sessions: 9 Number of youth accompanied to court: 68 Number of mandated reports filed: 30 HOUSING
Safe Housing Total
number of new individuals in safe housing:
181
Total number of new women in safe housing: 80 Total number of new children in safe housing: 101 Families per night ratio: 528 Persons per night ratio: 1,267 Shared
House
Total
number of unduplicated individuals in the Shared House:
26
Number
of unduplicated women in the Shared House:
16
Number of unduplicated children in the Shared House: 10 Transitional
Housing
Total
number of unduplicated individuals in Transitional housing: 18
Total
number of unduplicated women in Transitional housing:
8
Total number of unduplicated children in Transitional housing: 10 Men’s
Domestic Violence Program (MDVP)
Total number of MDVP referrals: 93 Civil court referrals: 43 Criminal court referrals: 46 Volunteers: 4 Total
number of MDVP intakes: 83
Total
number that completed MDVP: 42
Total number currently enrolled: 32 Total number of children represented by men currently enrolled: 79 Intervention
Program for Women (IPW)
Total
number of IPW referrals: 30
Civil court referrals: 11 Criminal court referrals: 18 Volunteers: 1 Total number currently enrolled: 8 Total number of children represented by women currently enrolled: 37 REFERRALS TO AFFPType of referral to AFFP:
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