July, August, and Sept 2024 Services

The numbers are in! The following data includes both the demographics of survivors served by our agency from July 1st, 2023 through September 30th, 2024, and the services they received throughout that timeframe.

Our agency served 512 survivors throughout this quarter. Of the 512 survivors 149 of them were new clients (never received services before at our agency) and 363 of them were returning clients (have received services).

Of the 149 new clients served throughout July, August and September of this year, the following breaks down their demographics:

Gender

47% identify as male

52% identify as female

1% not disclosed

Age

0.1% are ages 13-17

14% are ages 18-24

76% are ages 25-59

9.9% are age 60 and older

Race

7% identify as American Indian/Alaska Native

71% identify as Black or African American

9% identify as White Non-Latino or Caucasian

3% identify as Some other Race

3% identify as Multiple Races

7% identify as Other Races

Our agency served 512 survivors throughout this quarter. The following is a breakdown of the individualized services provided through July, August, and September of 2024.

219 Survivors received Information and Referral Services

6 accounts of information about the criminal justice process.

62 accounts of information about victim rights, how to obtain notifications, etc.

18 accounts of referrals to other victim service programs.

963 accounts of referral to other services, supports, or resources.

512 Survivors received Personal Advocacy/Accompaniment (Adv/Acc) Services

10 accounts of victim adv/acc to emergency medical care.

 5 accounts of victim adv/acc to medical forensic exams.

1 account of law enforcement interview adv/acc.

2330 accounts of individual advocacy.

21 accounts of intervention with employer, landlord, etc.

17 accounts of transportation assistance.

171 Survivors received Emotional Support or Safety Services

62 accounts of crisis intervention.

18 accounts of hotline/crisis line counseling.

4 accounts of on-scene crisis response.

849 accounts of individual counseling.

121 accounts of support groups.

142 accounts of therapy.

49 accounts of emergency financial assistance.

24 Survivors received Criminal/Civil Justice Assistance

80 accounts of notification of criminal justice events.

1 victim impact statement assistance

1 assistance with restitution

17 accounts of civil legal attorney assistance with family law.

1 accounts of other emergency justice-related assistance.

5 accounts of Prosecution Interview advocacy/ accompaniment

5 accounts of criminal adv/acc.

3 account of other legal advice and/or counsel.