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2011 VOCA/SVAA performance reporting

* Required

Read the VOCA/SVAA performace report instructions.

Program information

*Program name:

*Address:

*Name:

*Phone number:

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*E-mail:

VOCA grant number:

SVAA grant number:

Program statistics

Indicate the total number of victims served by VOCA and/or SVAA during October 1, 2010 through September 30, 2011. The count cannot be dupplicated unless there are multiple crimes against the same vicitm.

VOCA

SVAA

Indicate the number of victims served by type of victimization. Duplications may be included.

Category	VOCA	SVAA
Child physical abuse
Child sexual abuse
DUI/DWI crashes
Domestic violence
Adult sexual assault
Elder abuse
Adults molested as children
Survivors of homicide victims
Robbery
Assault
Other

VOCA Other specify:

SVAA Other specify:

Indicate the number of victims who received the following services. See instructions for definitions of each service. Duplications are likely.

Category	VOCA	SVAA
Credit counseling
Follow-up
Therapy
Group treatment/Support
Shelter-safe house
Information referral (in-person)
Criminal justice support/Advocacy
Emergency financial assistance
Emergency legal advocacy
Assistance in filing compensation claims
Personal advocacy
Telephone contact
VINE referral
VINE registration assistance
Other

VOCA Other specify:

SVAA Other specify:

Program implementation

*What are the major issues, if any that hinder victim assistance programs in assisting crime victims in filing for compensation benefits and in understanding state victim compensation eligibility requirements?:

*Briefly describe efforts to promote coordinated public and private efforts within the community to aid crime victims:

*Briefly describe efforts taken to serve victims of federal crimes, i.e. coordination, etc.:

*Describe any notable activities conducted to improve the delivery of victim services (i.e., needs assessments, program monitoring, and program evaluation). Include training efforts, and use of VOCA/SVAA approved training funds, if applicable:

*Include anecdotal information and individual case histories illustrating ways in which VOCA and/or SVAA funds have been used to assist crime victims. (Letters from crime victims are helpful.) Please remember that documentation received in our office becomes public record, therefore specific victim names should not be identified:

*Identify any emerging issues or notable trends impacting crime victims services in your service area or statewide:

Upon clicking "Submit", an e-mail will be sent to the contact with a copy of your submitted application. Please retain copies for your records.