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Appendix D: Provider Inventory Survey
Section I: Agency Information
- Contact Information
- Is your agency:
- Public
- Private for profit
- Private non-profit
Section II: Victim Information
- Please indicate the types of primary victims served by your agency
- Family Violence
- Sexual Assault
- Child Abuse
- Elder Abuse
- Aggravated Assault
- Assault
- Robbery
- Property (Burglary, Theft)
- Other (specify)
- Please indicate the types of Secondary victims service by your agency
- Family Violence
- Sexual Assault
- Child Abuse
- Elder Abuse
- Aggravated Assault
- Assault
- Robbery
- Property (Burglary, Theft)
- Homicide
- Manslaughter
- Other (specify)
- Does your agency collect information on the victims that you serve? If yes,
proceed to question 6. If no, proceed to Section III.
- What is the total number of victims served by your agency?
- Indicate the number of victims served during calendar year 2001
- Anglo
- African-American
- Hispanic
- Asian
- Pacific Islander
- Native American
- Other
- Please indicate the number of victims served during calendar year 2001
- Male
- Female
- Indicate the number of victims served during calendar year 2001
- Elderly (65+)
- Children (0-17)
- Homeless
- Persons with Disabilities
- Undocumented residents
Section III: Service Information
- What services does your agency provide to Adult Primary Victims?
- 24-Hour Hotlines
- Assistance in Filing Crime Victim Compensation Claims
- Case Management
- Civil Legal Assistance
- Crisis Counseling
- Death Notification
- Emergency Financial Assistance
- Follow-up Contact
- Group Treatment
- Information and Referral
- Justice Support/Advocacy
- Medical Services
- Parole/Probation Notification
- Personal Advocacy
- Shelter/Safe House
- Supported/Transitional Housing
- Telephone Contact Information and Referral
- Therapy
- Other (specify)
- What services does you agency provide to Adult Secondary Victims?
See List under Question 10.
- What services does your agency provide to Child Primary Victims?
See List under Question 10.
- What services does your agency provide to Child Secondary Victims?
See List under Question 10.
- Does your agency maintain a waiting list for victim services? If yes, proceed
to question 15. If no, proceed to question 16.
- What specific victim services have waiting list and what is the average length
of time a victim is on each list? (e.g. crisis counseling: 1 wk)
- How many victims are denied services annually due to lack of agency resources?
- Does your agency charge for services? If yes, check all that apply. If
no, proceed to question 18.
- Client fees
- Sliding scale fees
- Bill crime victim compensation
- Bill other third party payers (insurance, Medicaid)
- Other (specify)
- Does your agency have the ability to serve non-English speaking clients?
If yes, proceed to question
19, If no, proceed to question 21.
- In what non-English languages is your agency able to serve clients?
- In what methods of service are the languages provided?
- What are the top three services your clients request/need (as a result of
their victimization) that your agency does not provide?
- How do you think victim services could be improved in our community and/or
what additional services are needed?
Section IV: Financial Information
- Questions regarding your total agency budget and percent allocation to victim
services.
- Total agency budget for 2001
- Percent of the total agency budget allocated
to victim services
- Please approximate the percent of the total agency budget that comes from
the following funding sources:
- Federal
- State
- City
- County
- Client Fees
- Private Foundations
- Individual Donations
- Memberships
- Special Events
- Other (specify)
- Is your agency experiencing or anticipating funding cuts?
- Yes, we have experienced funding cuts in the last year.
- No, we have not experienced funding cuts in the last year.
- Yes, we anticipate funding cuts next year.
- No, we do not anticipate funding cuts next year.
- If your agency is experiencing or anticipating funding cuts, how will this
impact specific victims services in your agency?
- How many full time and/or part time employees does your agency employ that
are devoted to servicing victims?
- Full time
- Part time
- What is the total cost (salary, benefits, training, etc.) of victim services
staff for your agency?
- Additional Comments
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