STATISTICS ON ADVOCACY AGENCIES
MONTHLY STATISTICS														2006	2005	05/06	2004	04/05	2003
Ques #		JAN	FEB	MAR	APR	MAY	JUN	JUL	AUG	SEP	OCT	NOV	DEC	Tot	Tot	%	Tot	%	Tot	RECEIVING
29.1	How many clients received services from you this month?  By phone (non-duplicated)	92	77	77	48	56	43	57	58	57	52	49	40	706	1,470	-51.97%	1,723	-14.68%	1,087	2,896
29.2	How many clients received services from you this month?  By crisis line (non-duplicated)	39	49	53	49	61	68	57	43	58	58	53	50	638	651	-2.00%	654	-0.46%	639
29.3	How many clients received services from you this month?  In person (non-duplicated)	152	149	158	143	155	133	123	132	60	120	124	103	1,552	1,771	-12.37%	2,117	-16.34%	1,897
30	For how many clients is this the first time they've ever experienced domestic violence?	34	29	32	19	21	16	16	9	12	15	9	8	220	96	129.17%	25	284.00%	50
31	How many reported this month's incident to law enforcement?	18	16	28	39	39	40	47	44	42	43	49	37	442	289	52.94%	397	-27.20%	251
32.1	How many clients were in safe-housing this month?  Under 18	4	4	6	3	5	6	3	3	3	6	6	4	53	46	15.22%	66	-30.30%	67
32.2	How many clients were in safe-housing this month?  18 and older	6	6	3	5	7	3	6	6	6	3	6	6	63	53	18.87%	58	-8.62%	44
33.1	How many clients were in a shelter this month?  Under 18	11	6	13	7	3	3	5	7	23	4	9	4	95	54	75.93%	70	-22.86%	48
33.2	How many clients were in a shelter this month?  18 and older	11	6	11	4	2	2	6	3	26	6	11	3	91	78	16.67%	72	8.33%	59
34	How many clients were you unable to provide shelter for?	3	4	8	6	5	2	4	5	5	3	7	6	58	139	-58.27%	135	2.96%	75
35	How many clients were assisted with a domestic violence restraining order?	23	24	25	33	59	47	49	51	47	39	19	33	449	473	-5.07%	413	14.53%	413
		393	370	414	356	413	363	373	361	339	349	342	294	4,367	5,120	-14.71%	5,730	-10.65%	4,630
AGENCY STATISTICS
2006							2005						2004						2003
Ques #		Family Matters	Walnut Avenue Women's Center	Women's Crisis Support - Defensa de Mujeres	Tot		Ques #	Family Matters	Walnut Avenue Women's Center	Women's Crisis Support~Defensa De Mujeres	Tot		Ques #	Family Matters	Walnut Avenue Women's Center	Women's Crisis Support~Defensa De Mujeres	Tot		Ques #	Family Matters	Walnut Avenue Women's Center	Women's Crisis Support~Defensa De Mujeres	Tot
29.1	How many clients received services from you this month?  By phone (non-duplicated)		428	278	706		29.1	181	674	615	1,470		29.1	191	835	697	1,723		29.1	139	402	546	1,087
29.2	How many clients received services from you this month?  By crisis line (non-duplicated)		211	427	638		29.2	-	223	428	651	3,892	29.2	-	215	439	654	4,494	29.2	-	113	526	639	3,623
29.3	How many clients received services from you this month?  In person (non-duplicated)		552	1000	1,552		29.3	76	635	1,060	1,771		29.3	98	593	1,426	2,117		29.3	61	646	1,190	1,897
30	For how many clients is this the first time they've ever experienced domestic violence?		0	220	220		30	39	3	54	96		30	7	7	11	25		30	29	5	16	50		OK
31	How many reported this month's incident to law enforcement?		62	380	442		31	24	34	231	289		31	8	42	347	397		31	8	59	184	251
32.1	How many clients were in safe-housing this month?  Under 18		53	0	53		32.1	-	46	-	46	99	32.1	-	66	-	66	124	32.1	-	64	3	67	111
32.2	How many clients were in safe-housing this month?  18 and older		63	0	63		32.2	1	52	-	53		32.2	-	58	-	58		32.2	2	36	6	44
33.1	How many clients were in a shelter this month?  Under 18		0	95	95		33.1	-	-	54	54	132	33.1	-	-	70	70	142	33.1	-	-	48	48
33.2	How many clients were in a shelter this month?  18 and older		0	91	91		33.2	-	-	78	78		33.2	-	-	72	72		33.2	1	-	58	59
34	How many clients were you unable to provide shelter for?		50	8	58		34	2	16	121	139		34	-	11	124	135		34	1	30	44	75
35	How many clients were assisted with a domestic violence restraining order?		205	244	449		35	18	232	223	473		35	12	175	226	413		35	7	187	219	413
		-	1,624	2,743	4,367			341	1,915	2,864	5,120			316	2,002	3,412	5,730			248	1,542	2,840	4,630
*  Family Matters Closed as of January 2006																						Old Numbers
																						53
Ques #				2006	2005	05/06 %	2004	04/05 %	2003													65
29.1-3	Average number of clients that received services from advocacy agencies/month			241.33	324.33	-25.59%	374.50	-13.40%	301.92
	(Questions 29.1+29.2+29.3)/12				356.20 was the old number	-32.25% was the old number
30	Average number of clients that experienced domestic violence for the first time/month			18.33	8.00	129.17%	2.08	284.00%	4.17
	Question 30/12				7.80 was the old number	135.04% was the old number
31	Average number of clients that reported this domestic violence incident to LEAs/month			36.83	24.08	52.94%	33.08	-27.20%	20.92
	Question 31/12				25.70 was the old number	43.32% was the old number
32.1-2	Average number of clients that were in safe housing/month			9.67	8.25	17.17%	10.33	-20.16%	9.25
	(Question 32.1+32.2)/12				9.90 was the old number	-2.36% was the old number
33.1-2	Average number of clients that were in a shelter/month			15.50	11.00	40.91%	10.33	6.45%	9.25
	(Question 33.1+33.2)/12				10.60 was the old number	46.23% was the old number
34	Average number of clients that were unable to obtain shelter/month			4.83	11.58	-58.27%	11.25	2.96%	6.25
	Question 34/12				13.70 was the old number	64.72% was the old number
35	Average number of clients that were helped in preparing domestic violence restraining order/month			37.42	39.42	-5.07%	34.42	14.53%	34.42
	Question 35/12				45.10 was the old number	-17.04% was the old number
21	Average number of restraining orders filed with the Court with the assistance of an advocacy agency/month			17.58	15.58	12.83%	26.42	-41.01%	20.25
	Question 21 (Courts)/12								30.38 was old number
21,18,20	Percentage of restraining orders filed with the assistance of Advocacy Agencies compared to all restraining orders			36.89%	40.30%	-8.47%	54.00%	-25.37%	36.60%
	Question 21 (Courts)/(Question 18 + Question 20)								60.62% was old number
31,1	Percentage of clients that reported domestic violence to an advocacy agency and to LEAs compared to the number of			47.07%	27.14%	73.46%	40.43%	-32.88%	21.81%
	domestic violence incidents that are reported to LEAs Question 31 (Advocacy)/Question 1 (LEAs)					73.41% was the old number
31,29.1-3	Percentage of clients that reported domestic violence to an advocacy agency and to LEAs compared			15.26%	7.43%	-15.94%	8.83%	27.51%	6.93%
	to the number of clients that received services from an Advocacy Agency				7.22% was the old number	8.83% was the old number	18.33% was the old number	6.93 was the old number	blank was the old number
	Question 31 (Advocacy)/Question 29.1-3 (Advocacy)
STATISTICS ON DA VICTIM SERVICES
MONTHLY STATISTICS														2006	2005	05/06	2004	04/05	2003
Ques #		JAN	FEB	MAR	APR	MAY	JUN	JUL	AUG	SEP	OCT	NOV	DEC	Tot	Tot	%	Tot	%	Tot
10.1	How many domestic violence clients received assistance from Victim Witness Center Office of the District Attorney this month?	51	38	29	39	44	51	45	36	29	26	32	46	466	476	-2.10%	517	-7.93%	524	OK
	By phone (non-duplicated)
10.2	How many domestic violence clients received assistance from Victim Witness Center Office of the District Attorney this month?	11	20	12	16	8	13	13	11	13	11	12	11	151	175	-13.71%	127	37.80%	156
	In person (non-duplicated)
		62	58	41	55	52	64	58	47	42	37	44	57	617	651	-5.22%	644	1.09%	680
															Old Numbers
															372
						2006	2005	05/06	2004	04/05	2003				145
						Tot	Tot	%	Tot	%	Tot				1234	This had a bad formula
10.1	Number of DV unduplicated clients that received assistance by phone/month					38.83	39.67	-2.10%	43.08	-7.93%	43.67
	question 10.1(DAYS)/12					51.78 was the old number	37.20 was the old number	39.19% was the old number		-13.66% was the old number
												OK
10.2	Number of DV unduplicated clients that received assistance in person/month					12.58	14.58	-13.71%	10.58	37.80%	13.00
	question 10.2 (DAYS)/12					16.78 was the old number	14.50 was the old number	15.71% was the old number		37.01% was the old number
10.1-2	Total number of unduplicated clients that received assistance from DA Victim Services/month					51.42	54.25	-5.22%	53.67	1.09%	56.67
	sum of phone + in person					68.56 was the old number	51.70 was the old number			3.66% was the old number
							Should we get rid of the decimals?