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Throughout the process the committee has noted several concerns with the current OARs definitions that seem to be outdated. During the grant period a new BIP was established which provided another option in our community for batterers', as we only had one BIP previously for decades. While the majority of the Task Force feels that choices are important the BIP whom were the only services provider felt that they could not complete and closed their doors a few months later. There is a need for  multiple BIPs and for support groups for survivors in our community. Local agencies working with survivors have also requested that Support Group Facilitators report back on the progress of survivors, this presents a challenge for survivors who choose to complete a program with their local DV agency if they decline to sign a release of information which cannot be a condition of services. We are having ongoing conversations with providers about the necessity if any really exists for reporting back.The county Sheriff's Office has experienced a decrease in funding and has shared that they are at capacity and are unable to attend SA Response Team or DV Task Force meetings. This presents as a significant gap in our community as all five other city police departments are developing training and protocols for identifying domestic violence and making a warm referral to the local DV agency. Rather than just providing a Hotline number which leaves the onus in the victim/survivors to reach out for services when they may already be experiencing significant stress/trauma. Without the participation of the of the Sheriffs Office we believe that the coordinated response is at a deficit for victims/survivors living in remote areas of our rural county. As the DV/SA agency we have discussed the challenges with potentially helping a batterer and the victim/survivors file a restraining order. This year, two victims/survivors reported that they felt they could not work with advocates if they were not determining who the abuser/aggressor is in the relationship. We are trying to find balance between being accessible at the courthouse to all people to address barriers to access while supporting survivors. There is a need to determine what would be the best practice or innovative ways to remedy the problem of assisting both parties.",null,"1. Emergency ServicesAnswer 24-hour Hotline and provide in-person crisis responseProvide office hours for walk-in’s and follow-up appointmentsOffer emergency assistance (e.g. door locks, transportation, clothing, food, phones)Provide resources and referrals (e.g. food stamps, housing, counseling, legal aid)Offer safety planning and danger assessmentsProvide peer support/counselingAssistance applying for Crime Victims Compensation 2. Shelter ServicesProvide emergency shelter including hotel stays Provide case managementDirect Assistance e.g. food, clothing, hygiene productsOffer support groups for adults and childrenProvide urgent transportation (e.g. medical appointments, job and housing searches)Pet friendly facilities/homes3. Legal Advocacy Team: Advocates assist victims with filing temporary protective orders including the Family Abuse Prevention Act (FAPA), Elderly Persons and Persons with Disabilities Abuse Prevention Act (EPPDAPA), Sexual Abuse Protection Order (SAPO) and Stalking Protective Orders (SPO)Assist with preparing for and providing emotional support at contested protective order hearings Provide emotional support during trial or family court hearingsOffer other advocacy and referrals to law enforcement, Legal Aid Services of Oregon and Modest Means Attorneys"]
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This training helped 20 new volunteers complete training to assist callers on the crisis line.",null,null,null,"Please note the staff completing the VAWA reporting has changed and we have corrected our reporting and understanding based on a conversation with our grant monitor. These numbers for 7/1/19-12/31/19 might differ from previous reporting due to corrective",null,null,null,null,null,"Recognizing the majority of survivors do not report domestic or sexual violence due to the systematic failure of the systems which are supposed to offer survivor's justice and safety we have dire need to center survivors in our community response. We have invested heavily in system based response yet primarily survivors are accessing confidential community based services and when they ask for what they need; shelter access, flexible financial assistance, 24/7 crisis response, permanent subsidized housing, and reprieve from child welfare involvement which prevent survivors from accessing law enforcement for fear their children will be removed we are unable to respond. Investing in confidential community based services which are more frequently sought out by survivors and creating a justice system response which centers survivors needs and input are vital to improving outcomes for survivors. Asking questions about who are we leaving out when we center criminal justice as a community based response? Survivors of color, immigrant survivors, those previously engaged with child welfare, gang involved families, etc. do not safely or primarily engage with the criminal justice system and yet they are at the highest risk for multiple victimizations.",null,"Call to Safety receives limited VAWA Sexual Assault funds which provides .25 fte for our weekend swing shift Crisis Line Specialist. This position has remained stable and with increased knowledge and expertise of the VAWA funded Crisis Line Specialist to support sexual violence survivors. This VAWA funded staff covers shifts which have the highest volume of dispatch for our 24/7 in person hospital response for sexual violence survivors. The VAWA funded staff also covered a regular overnight back up shift for in person hospital response over the last reporting period providing expertise and stability for our 24/7 coverage and survivors. Having consistent coverage for in person hospital response has been a huge success of the VAWA funded SA services ensuring we have staff available who has the training and skills to be there survivors during a time of immediate crisis and trauma. VAWA funding is limited so it requires additional funding to cover this direct service staff complicating reporting, budgeting and service delivery."]
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Many of the victims/survivors served have cognitive disabilities along with other disabilities. Many of the survivors/victims served are also homeless teens.",null,null,null,null,null,"Still the need for improved Law enforcement access in  this  rural isolated area would be very helpful too many of the abusers know to well when the Sheriffs will be in the local area and how long they will be there. Due to the rural remoteness of the area and the timbered and moutainous areas are perfect for those wanting to stay away from Law Enforcement to go and hide out therefore, it makes it very hard to serve them with Restraining Orders,or if they have a Warrent for their arrest to even be found. Linn County Sheriffs are only in the Santiam Canyon twelve hours a day and only one lives within the Santiam Canyon area. Many of those being victimized are homeless, have mostly lost custody of their children, live very dangerous lives that put them vulnerable to all sorts of victimizations and abuse and very hard to gain their confidence and trust but with our Outreach programs and services staff and volunteers have been able to gain trust with many within that community. Another main and distressing issues are the lack and unwillingness of other County and social services from outside the rural local area to come into the Santiam Canyon to provide one on one inperson programs and services that would provide the main programs and services these vunerable survivors need. Everything that these women need is any where from 76 miles away one way at the least 36 miles away and that is just going to Salem for Marion County services and for those needing to go to Albany -Linn County is even further and more problemmatic,getting to these needed services is not easy because most do not have a drivers license or a way for transportation to those services and most likely they have to go several days during the week so many do not follow through or finish the needed programs that are required to get the help they need. Lack of affordable housing is a major issue in the local area,even if a survivor has housing there is very little to rent or the rent is very high and they cannot afford it, some of the women have found if they have a felony most landlords will not rent to them no matter if they have a job and can prove they can pay the rent without issues. Crisis Center staff has been able to engage the entire Santiam Canyon to discuss the dangerous lives many of these women and their families are living with their and how do we address this situation?The local School Superintendent was very adamant about the children and the conditions in which they live,Church pastors all up and down the Canyon are involved, business owners, chambers, local organizations, individuals, the local medical center,school personnel all have become involved in helping to provide support and safety for survivors and their families. United Way of the Mid-Willamette Valley, Stayton Hospital,Recovery Outreach, Arches Domestic Violence/Homeless and Community Action agency are now helping to provide and are partners with on site programs and services for survivors and their famililes in the Santiam Canyon.",null,"Without VAWA funds staff would not be able to provide outreach to women, children, gay-lesbian,and transgendered that are homeless or too afraid to come into the Crisis Center for support servieces, program information, information and referral into other needed services for their own and families safety. Help getting into shelter services for themselves and pets that they will not leave and are not available in this rural area. Many do not want to leave the area they are familiar with or are afraid to go into a situation they do not know, as well as the lack of available of shelter beds, are told that if they have a son of a particular age that he cannot stay with them and a mother will not be seperated from her children no matter their age, or will not take their pets. Many of the women have drug/alcohol issues as well as diagnosed mental health issues that have gone untreated that has also led to their homelessness and abusive lifestyles. Crisis Center staff, advocates and board of directors have focused on this dangerous problem that many women and their families are experiencing in this local area of the Santiam Canyon and Upper SantiamCanyon, the Crisis Center has mobile outreach staff and advocates that have come together in the past months and have organized themselves into helping these families with safety planning information/referrals,found shelter services, helped getting them signed up for housing,helped them with job search, informational brochures of programs and services provided by the Crisis Center, clothing, food,transportation to the Crisis Center and other areas of need as long as it is safe for all concerned. Local Churches allowed women and their children to come in and spend some nights in a \"warming\" area and then help them get to other needed services, as well as provide laundry services. One group is also providing transportation for survivors that need drug and alcohol counseling to their meetings that are out of the local area.The local medical center and hospital has partnered on several situations of domestic violence and sexual assault,where services were needed. Stayton Hospital, the Crisis Center, Local Police and emervency room staff have provided information/education program open to the entire local communities on Sexual Human Trafficking to bring awareness to this growing issue especially in remote locations of the homeless camps where criminals do not think they are being watched.  The Crisis Center has been working with ARCHES Homeless program for domestic violence of women that do not qualify for DV funds and helping them to get rent assistance or set up on Housing Programs. All of these efforts have helped the Crisis Center to get these homeless survivors signed up into other programs and services to help them make better and significant choices in not returning to a life of violence and hopelessness. Through this co-ordination of programs and services and local volunteers many more have been contacted and received help than would normally be helped. Crisis Center staff, advocates and board of directors have been able to provide services to many more women and children that are homeless due to victimization and abuse,or lack of financial resources and have become homeless and then ended up living in unsafe abusive lifestyles."]
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[40399,"OR40399","2020-02-06",2019,"City of Hillsboro Police Department","None",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"GI5_OrgType_LawEnforce",null,"NO","NO","Rohn",null,"Richards","Hillsboro Police Department","250 SE 10th Avenue","Hillsboro","OR","97123","503-615-6762",null,"rohn.richards@hillsboro-oregon.gov","NO",null,2,96,2,100,"YES",1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0.05,0,0.8,0,null,0,0.85,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"YES",1,19,5,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,60,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,75,0,0,null,0,140,1,1,1,1,1,1,0,0,1,1,1,0,0,null,1,1,0,1,0,1,0,0,1,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,1,1,0,0,null,"YES",1,5,0,0,1,0,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,null,1,1,1,1,1,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,1,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,null,"Quarterly",null,null,null,"Quarterly",null,null,"Weekly","Monthly",null,"Quarterly",null,null,null,null,null,"Quarterly",null,"Monthly",null,"Quarterly",null,"Monthly",null,null,null,"Quarterly",null,"Monthly",null,null,null,null,null,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,"YES",1,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,1,"Guia De Recursos","Victims/Survivors","Spanish",0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,"YES",1,3,198,5,206,0,0,0,0,3,198,5,206,0,0,0,0,3,198,5,206,3,0,0,0,0,198,0,0,0,0,5,0,3,198,5,0,0,2,0,2,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,3,8,7,63,1,119,0,5,206,164,42,0,0,206,5,42,143,16,0,206,1,2,9,0,0,0,0,0,155,0,0,43,0,2,0,5,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,3,198,5,7,7,170,170,23,23,0,0,0,0,9,9,0,0,0,0,1,1,null,0,0,10,2,12,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,"HPD was able to provide training to law enforcement during this reporting period , far exceeding our training and education goals. Victims benefit when officers and advocates better understand the nature of complex trauma, the cycle of violence and the dy",null,null,null,"Regarding the higher percentage of male victims/survivors, the cases with male victims are not prosecuted as often, due to a fair amount of the cases being domestic violence harassment, which isn’t prosecuted at as high a rate in general. Our domestic vio",null,null,null,null,null,"Short-term and long-term affordable housing for victims of domestic violence continues to be one of the top unmet needs in Washington County.  Abusers are often either the only source of family income or have long been in control of the finances; leaving victims/survivors struggling to figure out sustainable options for future independence.  The options are even more limited for those individuals without children, as DHS does offer victims with children a small grant for moving costs, however in this community, it does not stretch very far.  HPD has made many strides in being able to provide emergency services to our victims as; such as temporary hotel stay, but we are extremely limited to a 1 to 2 night temporary stay.  According to the 13th Annual Domestic Violence Counts National Summary (2018, Sep-13), nationally there were 74,823 victims that received services in one day with an additional 9,183 unmet requests for domestic violence services, of which 74% (6,972) were for housing. The Oregon Summary shows: 1,152 victims served in one day and 179 unmet requests for services in one day, of which 79% (142) were for housing.  A victims inability to become financial independent and stable is a strong mechanism for power and control held over victims by their abusers.  Offenders use this reality as a means to further their position and make it much harder to victims to break free from the cycle of abuse.  Hillsboro is in the beginning stages of a significant South expansion and with the increasing popularity of the area and its surrounding attractive industries, housing costs will continue to remain high.  Another area of need continually remains surrounding the area of mental heath services and follow up counseling.  Local resources experience full wait-lists, under-staffing and unstable funding sources that create gaps in service for victims of domestic violence.  Those that have experience complex trauma and are seeking supportive in order to create change, need reasonable access to mental health services.  Prevention is also the best prevention and if these services were more readily available to community members experiencing trauma and acute stressors, the potential to lesson incidents of violence exists.  Reduction of harm being the primary goal, but also providing stable, accessible mental health options to victims/suvivors would be a natural benefit to this gap being addressed. Significant gaps in services still remain for youth victims of interpersonal violence.  All to often advocates and officers respond to domestic violence calls for teenagers that are in need of assistance leaving their relationship with abusers.  Not only are their extreme limitations for what law enforcement officers and prosecutors can do with youth perpetrators of domestic violence, there are equally as many community services missing for youth victims.  This ties back into the gaps that exist for all victims of domestic violence regarding safe housing, mental heath supportive services and long term, sustainable options for remaining independent beyond the controlling relationships they've experienced.",null,"STOP funding has allowed HPDs Domestic Violence Response Program to grow and expand services to the community in way sthat would otherwise not have been possible.  The funding of full-time and part-time Jessica Gonzales program assistants have made it possible to continue working along-side officers, in response to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and teen dating violence.  Having the staff to maintain efficient follow-up communication with victims after the initial incident, we've been able to score the risk assessments (ODARA), identify high lethality cases and communicate the importance of short-term and long-term safety to victims through-out the criminal process. Funding allowed HPD to get an Emergency Services Program rolled out to patrol, detectives and advocates for victims of domestic violence.  HPD now has the ability to assist victims with a variety of basic needs on-scene, such as quick food, grocery, fuel gift cards, pre-paid cell phones and short-term hotel stay access.  HPD has been able to equip each of our domestic violence advocates with these gift card emergency services, as well as establish a lock box for officers and detectives to access for use with victims as needed.  Funding also allowed the program to aid victims with transportation cost to family and friends for longer term stay, purchase diapers, clothing or pay for damaged tires, as examples, in order to get to and from court dates and maintain independence from their abuser.  Although these funds are a small amount of assistance, being able to offer a tangible basic necessity to someone experiencing a personal crisis can go a very long way in supporting their efforts to break free from dependence of their abuser.  HPD has also been able to expand and redevelop its DVRT training program and volunteer team as a whole.  Not only was HPD able to grow its advocacy team from 6 advocates a year ago to a team of 21 but are currently in the process of training another 10 advocates; working towards meeting our goal of maintaining 40 DVRT advocates year round.  In order to meet this goal, we reformatted our 40 hour advocate training into a 50% in-house and 50% self-paced online training program.  We felt it necessary to honor volunteers time and also provide the required amount of training to be a successful advocate.  With the newer format, we believe we're able to do both.  HPD strives to hold three training sessions a year to combat the natural attrition associated with volunteer-ism and understanding that volunteers will come and go.  We do not want that constant to effect the services and standards that we provide to our community.   STOP funding has also made HPDs goal of both receiving and providing continual education and training possible by funding training opportunities for law enforcement officers, detectives, staff and advocates.  HPD was able to send three new advocates and one staff member to the State Victims Assistance Academy in Salem, one advocate to the Advanced Academy, two detectives and one advocate to an international conference on DV/SA in San Diego and the two family violence detectives to a DV summit in Texas.  HPD also provided specialized training on trauma and resilience for officers, detectives, staff and advocates.  An important goal of the advocacy program is to continually offer current, relevant training and education to not only law enforcement, but advocates that are the first responders working with victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.  It's crucial that HPD is trauma informed and has a working knowledge when it comes to assisting individuals affected by complex trauma.  As an advocacy program, HPD strives to provide education and training surrounding the topics of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking and teen dating violence to community members, schools, community partners and agencies."]
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Since the development of the program in 2014, restraining orders filed at ASP-FJC have increased significantly from 20% to nearly 60% county-wide and we anticipate this number will only continue to increase as awareness of the valuable resource spreads throughout the community.  ASP-FJC is committed to providing individual assistance to every victim filing a protective order at the center from filling out the paperwork, providing court accompaniment, to legal representation for contested restraining order hearings and long-term support and advocacy.  This commitment often draws multiple advocates from community and systems based programs to assist with the lengthy process while balancing the needs of victims accessing the center for the multitude of other services.  ASP-FJC has worked diligently with the court to add a part-time court clerk to review, file and process protective orders and provide training to all new staff working in the Video Court Program.  On average about 84% of protective orders filed at ASP-FJC have been granted, a number significantly higher than those filed at the courthouse.  ASP-FJC partners continue to meet regularly to find solutions to the increase requests for assistance and opportunities to increase staff to meet the demand.",null,"The STOP Program funding allows the agency to provide short and long-term support and advocacy to victims experiencing domestic and sexual violence, and stalking.  The Advocate is stationed at A Safe Place Family Justice Center (ASP-FJC) as well as provides mobile advocacy in the community including meeting with victims in Sandy at the rural satellite office.  The Advocate assists victims seeking protective orders, provides court accompaniment and assists victims navigating systems with ASP-FJC and throughout the county.  About one-third of participants seeking services supported by the funding identify living in a rural area of Clackamas County and often experiencing additional barriers to connecting to services such as lack of transportation.  The advocate is able to provide transportation in the agency vehicle and assists victims in searching for safe housing, getting connected to mental health services and medical care.   Overall, the funding allows us to continue our commitment to the community by providing crisis support and advocacy to anyone impacted by domestic and sexual violence and/or stalking.",null,null,null,null,null,"The data for section D. Victim Services is reflective of 1 FTE  for July through December 2019 while the grant funding provides support for .5 FTE."]
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Interpreters are few and far between, and the current conversations regarding deportation and the Public Charge have many survivors fearful of being deported and being sent away from their children and being without the basic necessities to survive. These barriers force survivors to feel that they have no options but to stay with an abusive person so that they are not separated from their children if they report abuse and so that they can have their basic needs met for themselves and their children. And, if they get the courage to explore civil or criminal justice proceedings, the number of bilingual staff members within systems available are very limited in number. All of this means that advocates have to provide much advocacy on behalf of and with survivors so that they can lessen their anxiety, get their basic needs met, and be able to navigate systems with more ease. This takes much time for the survivor and advocate to meet these needs.Community Works provides services to Jackson County, Oregon. Our county has urban and rural areas. The areas that are rural have no public transportation and are often very isolated from safety net services. This permits an abusive person to isolate a survivor from any supports. This continues to be a barrier when we are working with survivors because we must consider survivor and staff safety in supporting an individual or family in fleeing violence. Having a coordinated, safe response to transport those fleeing abuse is a need for those in rural areas. And, having a coordinated, safe way to provide outreach and connect with survivors in rural areas so that they may access safety services is another area of need in our community.",null,"One of the staff people who is funded with ODSVS Sexual Assault funds is both bilingual and bicultural. She provides services in both English and Spanish. Having the capacity to provide sexual assault specific services in both of these languages and in culturally responsive ways is very beneficial to survivors in our community. She recognizes the appropriate ways to traverse conversations and language that is trauma-informed in both languages. She is also able to support our other staff members when someone who is Spanish-speaking and/or from the Latinx community needs more culturally responsive supportive services than what someone not in this population is able to provide. She is stationed at our main office, and she spends much time out in the community and field supporting survivors in various systems so that they can get their needs met. She provides supportive services in two languages that includes: empathic listening and validation, protective order assistance, family law resources and connections, walking someone through and supporting them throughout a criminal justice process, and supporting survivors in the immigration process. She is also part of our staff who provide 24/7 on-call support to the hospital during a SANE forensic exam. After the exam, she provides ongoing support. All of our services are offered to survivors for as long as they need them. The challenge for the advocate this reporting period have been that we lost VOCA Competitive funding for two additional full-time sexual assault advocates.The other staff person who is partially funded by VAWA Sexual Assault funds is this advocate's manager. The manager provides critical, supportive services to the community-based advocates. She provides formal twice monthly supervisory sessions with all of her staff, and she also regularly connects with her staff, including this advocate. She practices the model of reflective supervision with her staff so that they can recognize and counteract the impact the trauma is having on their own lives; this model benefits both staff person and survivor. She offers support on safety planning, resources, and she is the person her staff go through when a survivor is in need of emergency assistance. She provides support in a timely manner so that survivors' safety and emergency needs are met quickly. The manager is part of the on-call rotation that supports staff who respond to SANE exams, and she provides follow up support, debriefing, and staffing about every single sexual assault exam for which advocates respond in the hospital. There are about 100 SANE exams each year in our county. In addition, she supports our main office by providing direct service when someone walks in and is in need of support."]
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We often interface with them, at least weekly, to address issues. We have also been interfacing more frequently with tribal court and tribal police.",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"The most significant areas of remaining need for the clients we assist are affordable housing, more substance abuse treatment availability, and improved access to mental health. Affordable housing is a crisis all over Oregon, however with the majority of our populations served being located on the Oregon Coast, that is increased due to location. Additionally, many of our clients have co-occuring substance abuse and mental health issues and treatment resources for those issues are lacking, especially in Coos county and other rural areas. Currently the Oregon Health Plan funded mental health provider is scheduling intakes 2 months out in Coos County. CTCLUSI has been working to try and find alternative mental health treatment option, but they are extremely costly and some will not accept medicaid.",null,"The joint VAWA and ODSVS award funding from the STOP Program allowed us to create new publications for victim service providers and clients all over Oregon, as well as funded a large amount of training for our newest Circles of Healing Outreach Advocate during this period. Additionally, it allowed us to do prevention programming at our CTCLUSI Tribal Spring Break Camp, which consisted of an activity with kids K-12 regarding personal safety, safe touches, healthy relationships and cultural understandings of sacred personal space. It also allowed for purchase of materials for our monthly women's gatherings, which have grown from 1-3 participants to 25+ most months. All of these activities allow us to provide information and services to different parts of our community as well as continuing to educate ourselves to share information. During this time, we had an elder of the community come to us and thank us for the work that we are doing to change cultural norms of discussing domestic violence and sexual assault. She disclosed that she was a survivor of sexual assault and had never felt she was able to disclose before we started these community conversations. Being able to provide someone with an opportunity to heal 30 years later is just one example of the difference that continuing to facilitate these conversations, activities and services has had in our community.",null,null,null,"Tribal advocate conducted the training listed in section C.1. but all other activities that would have been listed under Section D. Victim Services/Legal Services were conducted by other staff funded through CTAS or other tribal funds."]
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Our tribal community members have more awareness of our program/services and","Working with our tribal police has been effective in them responding quickly to assisting us with 9-1-1 calls. They keep our DVSA staff and participants safe.",null,null,null,null,"There are many significant areas of remaining need increasing survivor's safety. One of the essential need in our communities are funding for a licensed childcare facility. In our surrounding rural communities, there are very few options for childcare, let alone options that are both affordable and trustworthy. More than one client has expressed fear and frustration that they need to work, but have no good options for childcare. In one instance, a mother who fled her abuser was forced to reside with extended family, who was also emotionally abusive, controlling and used corporal punishment towards her young children but it was safer than staying with her former partner. She explained how difficult it was leaving her daughters when she went to work but she had no other options. On another occasion a women reported that after fleeing her abuser, she left her daughter with in- home childcare provider, whom she suspected was physically abusing her child but also had no other option and had to go to work. We could go on sharing many similar stories. When victims do get the courage to leave their abuser, they often struggle with the ability to financially support their family. Our mothers need to increase their works hours or return to the workforce to support their family. Questions such as, “how will I support my family by myself and where will we live? “How will I work and pay for childcare? These questions are huge factors in preventing women from leaving their abusers.  Often our victims, do not have family support due to the abuser’s control and isolating them from friends and family for so long. If mothers are able leave, they are forced to either leave children alone, with siblings who are not much older or with unhealthy family members or friend/neighbors. Having a licensed childcare in our facility would greatly assist our victims. Not only would it remove an additional burden and the stress of locating stable and safe childcare, it would allow them to focus on rebuilding their life for themselves and their children.In addition, another area of remaining need in assisting victims is with emergency items such as car repair, often time when victims want to flee they do not have reliable transportation. Also, when victims re-locate, much of the time with children, they are not able to take all their belongings and need basic reasonable items such as a bed, sheets, table couch etc. Assisting victims with reasonable costs help with rebuilding their lives and feeling safe. Victims also need funding for security systems, typically survivors are victimized in the one place they should feel safe, their homes, so if they are able to leave the situation they want to feel safe, and a security systems assists with feeling safe.",null,"Prior to having our program a good majority of our community have issues trusting service providers due to historical trauma and may not have felt comfortable reaching out to dominant culture DVSA programs. With this funding we have been able to provide crisis and emotional support, transportation, safety planning, advocacy,support, information on retraining orders, facilitate weekly, cultural responsive women's group and referrals. Our STOP funded program staff have been able to assist a victim with paying her rent after her abuser left, allowing a safe place for her and her children after she was left with  sole financially responsibility. We have been able to assist with emergency hotel stays and eventually transitional shelter. A woman and her child were able to flee an abusive boyfriend that was abusing victim and her daughter. Our last contact with this victim she and daughter are stable, thriving and seeking therapy and case management. Our STOP program staff were also able to assist a victim with 3 children in the home with emergency utility turn on, it had been snowing and her electricity was turned off. The victim's abuser whom was the financial provider left the house and would pay his portion of the bills. Prior to our program existence physical and sexual assault were normalized because it is so prevalent  in our community, our program is providing our tribal community information, options and safety that they did not have prior to our program's existence."]
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Housing costs continue to rise making transitional housing, while still an amazing resource, less effective for long term financial stability or even reducing trauma and stress. Enhancing coordinated community responses and increasing survivor safety means recognizing where the level of engagement falls with many individuals. For example, we have all the clients we serve in a year counted in our hotline calls and encounters, but not the countless calls of people looking for treatment, mental health, homelessness resources, and other tangential issues, and those people are not identifying as interpersonal violence survivors. Crisis programs are hot spots for people in trauma and crisis and what they provide the community is not as easily captured without a small section inquiring on how they handle situations that do not meet grant criteria but have to be dealt with even if its simply letting someone sit in a warm office with a telephone. By providing DV/SA agencies a way to report this data we can capture the pockets of statistics that sometimes go unseen because the agency wasn't necessarily the appropriate agency, but the individual found the organization to be a safe access point and staff still put effort into warm hand offs to the appropriate agency.",null,"Stop program funding has allowed the CTSI CARE program to help clients achieve safety, wellbeing, and genuine equitable chance at living abuse free. Having a program that can bridge the amount an individual falls behind financially because they are  experiencing interpersonal violence is second only to the trauma reduction of having someone kind who believes and listens to them. Particularly for people who leave their abusers and having to incur all the bills without the other income, financial stability is a huge barrier individuals face. For our population, we also recognize that health can be a large barrier for elder clients. People are often unable to leave an area if their primary care provider has them in the middle of a transition, a waiting period for an essential surgery, or for some individuals, the only state or county or facility that they can get access to medically assisted treatment for substance abuse. Our STOP program funds give people the space they need to breathe and get an in depth plan for navigating post interpersonal violence.",null,null,null,"While this reporting year caught us as we spent the grant out and were awarded a new one, the STOP grant funds are a vital and important part of our program services. As a program we served 190 clients in 2019 and expect that to continue as a trend in 2020. STOP VAWA program funds change our clients lives, empower us to provide healing and essential programming for both direct and support services. Our support groups, client centered events, prevention, education and honoring (awareness) events all utilize our state joint grant.  VAWA grant funds support emergency support services to victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, within the Siletz community.  The Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault program for the CT of Siletz Indians  receives other grant funds that  provides services for victims and survivors along with this grant. These funds along with other tribal funds support DVSA staff."]
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We are very appreciative that Oregon tribes received an increase that enabled us to move our part-time advocate position up to full-time, however she can use assistance with victim services of incoming clientele in introducing them to VAWA, victim services that are available, improving communication between our clientele and Law Enforcement (LE), completing restraining orders that are filed with our tribal court.  An Advocate Supervisor is greatly needed to supervise the advocate and fellow advocates who are VOCA funded on site and manage the overall staff and program first hand.  On site training, and possibly ongoing depending on the needs, for advocates, Prosecution, Judges, Parole & Probation and LE is required in understanding why sex offenders and batterer's is essential.  Resources are limited here in Central Oregon to Best Care Madras located approximately 15 miles one way from Warm Springs, for batterer's; and our local Behavioral Health Center does not have the staff to train and provide such services, and have asked Victims of Crime Services (VOCS) to do this, however we find this to be a conflict of interest and offensive to victims who have and are receiving VOCS services.  This holds true for sex offenders.  There is no resource for sex offenders (adult, juvenile)here in Central Oregon, and if there is, it is unbeknown to us.  Having been recently informed, the federal side struggles to locate offender accountability for youth.  In addition to the above training, all programs can use DV/sexual assault/stalking training but overall, the advocates can use ongoing training in addition to OCADSV's annual training that, when they do, highlights information, but do not get in to the nitty gritty if you will.  Webinars only provide general, broad information though it is a start and beneficial by way of additional resources being provided.  There needs to be person to person training like it use to be, to have the trainers physically present, to have actual survivors heard in person.Community members are becoming aware of human/sex trafficking who are beginning to share of their knowledge of unnamed individuals who are victimized and is this possibly sexual assault, how do you define the difference between sex trafficking and sexual assault, etc. and this will be a challenge upon VOCS as this program will be the first site to visit for (emergency) victim services.  The advocate will need to be prepared as well as her fellow advocates who are VOCA funded as we journey together in becoming a tribal community becoming more aware and informed of this area and developing policies and procedures. VOCS/Prosecution continues to develop their restraining order form as it relates to the Full Faith and Credit movement.",null,"The latter part of 2019, announcing and providing us with additional funds was very welcome!  The part-time advocate position became a full-time position that gives her 40 hours per week to provide necessary emergency client services and follow-up.  The additional funding is giving her the opportunity to provide additional emergency services and training, office equipment/supplies, and a lap top to take with her to do client intakes which is a first.",null,"Not applicable."]
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They asked for my name and agency and whether Cow Creek  provides services. They seemed very receptive and happy knowing this new information. W","Development of policies and confidentiality is an ever changing document as we learn more necessary implementation to serve victims appropriately and safely. These documents are in place but need revisions regularly as we go.","I see an increase in trust and faith that all is confidential.","Informational Articles were placed in the Tribal newsletter and website. Additional help was given to a victim that was counted in the previous report period. When we first had heard from this person she was not able to find help from other agencies. She",null,null,null,null,null,"We need a private entrance or building area. We have a front desk person that works as programs assistant for all those in our building. We house  Human Resources, our Timber lands management, grounds keeper, educational department, and emergency preparedness with so many different people working in the same building, having to go upstairs for our services can be uncomfortable. The need to assure Tribal members that they are protected and their information confidential has been an issue. Relations in the building can be a deterrent as well. I feel that we need to get more education out to our community as to what stalking, domestic violence, and rape looks like even when one is married to a person.",null,"More time with clients and the ability to work on policies, procedures. To develop safety planning for our members. To see the need and dynamics of family systems so that the whole family can be treated with services. Intervention with possible child abuse awareness within a victims home. More knowledge to referral to services with the collaboration in the TASK force and SART team. Better relations with community officers and District Attorneys.",null,"No funds were used in development or implementation to the Crystal Judson protocol stop funds."]
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We participate with the SARTs in our two counties.  We have a more robust set of protocols with the hospital in Pendleton that is working better for survivors.There is better availability for survivors in terms of attorney services.  We are participants in the Batterer’s Intervention Program.  This participation gives is a picture of the cooperation of batterers in our area with treatment.  This program works like an MDT. DVS can’t provide any information about survivors, of course, but we can receive information about the abuser in a relationship.We are better able to assist victims of sexual assault through the services of additional SANE nurses in both Hermiston and Pendleton.We continue to use our partnership opportunities to discourage law enforcement from \"counseling and separating\" abusers from victims, but that still happen occasionally.",null,"STOP Program funding continues to allow Domestic Violence Services, Inc. to provide comprehensive and thoughtful services for survivors in Umatilla and Morrow Counties in rural eastern Oregon.  It provides funding for staff positions to provide trauma-informed advocacy for survivors in these two large rural counties.  We provide shelter for survivors within two large shelter facilities.  We staff two full-service Advocacy Centers (Hermiston and Pendleton).  We also staff three outreach Advocacy Centers in the area:  Milton-Freewater, Boardman and Heppner.   The funding allows us to provide safety planning for survivors whether through our twenty-four-hour crisis line, in shelter, groups, classes, over the phone and as walk-in clients.  We provide support groups and Life Skills classes in English and Spanish.  DVS offers Life Skills programs to assist survivors with budgeting, job acquisition, stress management and tenant issues.  We provide assistance for survivors as they progress toward safer circumstances.  The funding helps us as we provide information and referral to survivors.  This information is provided over the phone or in person and as part of our programming at shelter or at our Advocacy Centers.  The funding allows us to advocate for clients and assist with applying for crime victim’s assistance or obtaining restraining orders.  We provide accompaniment to court and to medical settings. We also advocate for survivors with community partners and others who may be involved as requested by the survivor.  We offer service planning, case management and support and education for survivors in shelters or as individuals who come in for services."]
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The issues we came across then also tied into a huge gap and need around legal resources for the survivors we serve. When working with survivors who had open criminal cases against their abusers a pattern, we have seen consistently over the years is the lack of accountability these offenders receive overall starting with the interactions with law enforcement all the way into the court system. Many survivors encountered frustrations and disappointments with the way law enforcement handled reports of restraining order violations and the lack of consequences and interventions from the criminal justice system. What was noticeable was that the law enforcement agencies that had a domestic violence unit were able to provide more support and offender accountability; the reports made to them regarding restraining order violations were taken more seriously and more often there were more noticeable consequences then the reports made to departments with no domestic violence response units. Advocates found that when advocating for survivors around obtaining services from police, they had to really push for their clients to be heard and very often found themselves providing education around the issues of domestic and sexual violence to the police departments that did not have these specialized units and unfortunately they also had to interrupt victim blaming and oppressive treatment towards survivors. Regarding the lack of offender accountability we saw several cases in which justice was not served in the best interest of the victims; there are huge gaps in the way that domestic violence charges are handled and many times the way they are dealt with feel like these offenders are just being slapped on the hand to survivors. What we know is that when charges are dismissed and or reduced these offenders are then going back and continuing to harass and abuse the survivors and these are consequences of an overall lack of accountability. These issues are concerning because we have heard survivors state that they feel like its not worth their time to obtain these protective orders if their reports of violations are not taken seriously. There is a great need for an enhanced community response in the way law enforcement responds to these types of cases. These issues are even more noticeable when there are language barriers.",null,"STOP Program funding is an essential component of providing robust and adaptive services to survivors in marginalized and historically under-served communities.  We are able to provide culturally and linguistically specific services to Latina/o survivors of domestic and sexual violence and through this expertise, we are able to support sister agencies in the continuum of services to improve their work with these survivors through the support of co-case management. The grant allowed for the program to effectively serve nine survivors who successfully obtained secure housing, employment, and overall stability. The survivors had access to a variety of services while working with the agencies advocate services included; counseling, transportation, provision of basic needs, and support groups.",null,"N/A"]
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Rather, we have designated staff who take the lead for a particular culturally responsive program or project. HAVEN has made a demonstrated commitment to designing culturally responsive services, partnering with culturally specificorganizations to ensure access to victim services, offering all programs and services to Spanish speaking clients, and providing culturally competency training to board, volunteers and staff.As mentioned above, HAVEN strives to provide culturally specific programming to the Latinx, LGBTQ+, Native, co-occurring IPV/Health/Addiction Disorders, individuals that have and/or are currently trafficking  in Rural and Frontier communities and those that are Immigrants and/or Refugees, just to name a few.  Compounding these vulnerable populations, when other co-occurring challenges exist such as houselessness and mental/behavior health needs.  All of these factors make someone more vulnerable to victimization and we continue to support folks with multiple victimizations. HAVEN can offer financial support to surviviors getting access to housing who have had barriers such as poor rental history because of abuse, no rental history, and those who need to move because their landlords struggled to understand and support the needs of staying safe in housing. Although, we tend to experience more asks/need than resources, HAVEN also works with many community partners to patchwork and/or thread resources including Community Action Programs, local housing authority, Fair Housing Council of Oregon, Legal Aid, and many others.",null,"We have been able to support our clients with comprehensive services including counseling, legal support, services for survivors of sexual violence, and have fully trained volunteers who are able to directly and indirectly support survivors. Our legal advocate has been able to cointue to foster a close relationship with our local district attorney's offices and courts to further cross-referrals and increase access for survivors."]
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This training, designed to increase the quality of law enforcement response and report writing for domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking cases, was given to 49","Despite the small size and rural demographics of Jefferson County, several Coordinated Response Activities are available to support both the victims of crime and the prosecution of offenders.  Several Community partners collaborate to form a Domestic Viol",null,null,null,null,"There were several charges brought which were associated with domestic violence.  These included such charges as: Giving false information to a police officer, Trespass, Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, Telephonic Harassment while on probation for dom","The program has been very effective.  The Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prosecutor has been able to plead the cases to the highest charge in 81% of the disposed cases.",null,null,"The VAWA STOP Project has provided significant resources to aid victims/survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking, increasing victim/survivor safety, and enhancing community response. But, there are still challenges.   First, consider the geographic region.  Jefferson County is 100% rural.  This then, defines all victims as part of an underserved population.  It also creates several challenges.  The victims are isolated from services in other communities.  For example, it is an hour to KIDS Center, a facility designed to aid child victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse.  Parts of the county are also geographically isolated, up to an hour away from the county seat of Madras.Lack of meaningful public transportation creates additional challenges for victims.  The lack of public transportation may force those without personal transportation to use taxis, which are also a financial burden. This increases the challenges to serve victims in a number of ways.  Many of the victims are too poor to afford a vehicle, or if they have one, they do not have enough money for gas to reach available services for victims.  This can also impede their ability to exercise their rights by attending court in person.   Previously, Jefferson County VAP has provided emergency taxi rides for victims of crime.  However, all three local taxi companies employ persons with criminal backgrounds which preclude them from use by Jefferson County Victim Assistance.  This leaves a significant hole in services for victims of crime.Poverty is the second biggest challenge facing victims.  Madras, the seat of Jefferson County, has a poverty rate well above the average for the State of Oregon.  This category makes up the majority of victims in Jefferson County.  Many of the victims are Hispanic which in 2019, had a poverty rate of 23.8%, or Native American with a poverty rate of 40.9%. Many of the victims in Jefferson County are part of this demographic.  Another challenge resulting from poverty is homelessness.  In fact, Jefferson County had 135 homeless persons according to a survey in January 2019.  Of those, the vast majority were in Madras.  The survey also revealed 93% of those are unsheltered and 30% have been a victim of domestic violence. With so many of the victims homeless, the lack of affordable housing creates a real, and very difficult barrier, to overcome.  This is especially so for single women with no children.  The degree of poverty and homelessness, combined with the rural nature of the community make it difficult for private agencies to provide either intermediate or long-term shelter options regarding victim/survivor safety.  The current sheltering options exist 30 to 50 miles away, and are shared with three other, larger communities. The rental vacancy rate in Madras is less than 2%. Though some 300 homes are planned for the community, it will be some time before they are built and have any meaningful impact on the current cost/availability of rental units.  Increasing population, will quickly fill many of the rental vacancies.Poverty also contributes to victims’ lack of consistent access to a telephone.  There are few, if any public telephones in Jefferson County.  Cell phone service in the county is adequate, but costly, even with pre-paid services.  This can be a challenge for the victims who live below the poverty line, and have to choose between eating and having a cell phone.  These conditions also contribute to a lack of dependable mail service. Victims who live in shelters, on the couch with friends or relatives, in a car, or on the street, lack a consistent address at which to receive notices in the mail.  In summary, poverty, or lack of resources, is a barrier to aiding victims.  Communication is solely dependent on the victim if the advocate cannot contact them via telephone, email, or mail.  Another challenge is the diverse language and culture.  A recent study indicates the city of","Madras population is comprised of 41.4% Hispanic persons (19.8% in Jefferson County).  Of those, up to 38% are limited English proficient/non-English speakers.  Other languages spoken in the local include: American Sign Language, Chinese and Tagalog.  Nat","The VAWA STOP Program funding has done much to allow the Jefferson County District Attorney’s Office to accomplish its goal of increased safety of victims and to hold offenders accountable for their crimes.  This Program funds a 1.0 FTE Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prosecutor who coordinates his cases with a grant funded (0.1/0.9 FTE) Bilingual Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Victim Advocate. Prior to the VAWA STOP funding, the Jefferson County District Attorney’s Office struggled with inconsistencies in prosecuting cases of domestic violence and sexual assault.  These inconsistencies resulted in reduced consequences for offenders and less time to meet with victims.  A prosecutor dedicated to this line of cases has the time to meet with victims enabling them to better understand the impact of the crime and their safety needs.  The prosecutor and the bilingual victim advocate work closely regarding all aspects of the case and the safety of the victim.  This prevents important details from slipping through the cracks, so to speak.  This increased consistency in prosecution has increased the consequences to offenders through plea negotiations, with the goal of holding them accountable for their crimes.  The VAWA STOP Program also funds a 0.1 FTE Bilingual Saving Grace Advocate who can provide danger assessment and safety planning services to victims in criminal cases.  The Prosecutor trained law enforcement officers on best practice response to domestic violence and sexual assault crimes.  This training included information on search warrants and protection orders.  Both the Saving Grace Advocate and the Bilingual DV/SA Advocate provide support services in the native language of the Hispanic community, which make up over forty-percent of the population.  This is a significant factor in helping victims of crime to feel safe, and understood.  It’s important for the person receiving a safety plan to know the person providing the plan comprehends the situation.  During this reporting period, VAWA funds were used to produce a safety planning brochure in both English and Spanish.  This is a direct result of the VAWA STOP grant.  An Emergency Victim Advocate Response Program is staffed with bilingual personnel who can provide emergency financial resources to victims in crisis.  During this reporting period the volunteers responded to 98 callouts and provided 291 services.  Without a doubt, VAWA STOP funding has enabled the Jefferson County District Attorney’s Office to increase the safety of victims and to hold offenders accountable for their crimes.",null,null,null,"January 2019 was Stalking Awareness Month.  Our Saving Grace Advocate set up tables at two of Madras’ busiest restaurants to provide information vital to victims of stalking.  This included a look at myths versus facts, and how to protect oneself.  In the month of February 2019, Saving Grace set up a table with Saving Grace information at the Madras Performing Arts Center for the Vagina Monologues event. In February 2019, a Saving Grace table was set up at the Madras High School for Teen Dating Awareness Month.The Saving Grace Advocate also distributed new Saving Grace Posters for Domestic Violence Awareness Month at various locations throughout Madras. Additionally, for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Saving Grace participated in two separate Tabling Events, one in Warm Springs and one Madras.In the month of March were busy with preparing for April’s Sexual Assault Awareness month making small teal pin on ribbons and large teal bows to tie on the down town Trees.  In the month of July 2019, Saving Grace set up a table with Saving Grace info at the for Children’s Festival at Sahalee Park.  In September 2019, this was done again with much Spanish literature for the Latino Festival  During August of 2019, both the DV/SA Prosecutor and the DV/SA Advocate were able to attend the Oregon Department of Justice DV Training Day.  This one-day training included a comprehensive overview of federal and state laws related to firearm dispossession of Domestic Violence perpetrators; a thorough review of existing firearm dispossession protocols in Oregon; a detailed discussion of data entry requirements to enable identification of disqualified individuals and promote safety and much, much more.  Both came back armed with vital information to serve victims of domestic violence.  For October's Domestic Violence Awareness Month festivities, our Saving Grace advocate was able to purchase purple ribbons and bows for their Purple Ribbon Campaign.  These were used to decorate the Main Street trees of Madras and trees surrounding Madras City Hall. They also gave a press release to the local paper."]
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We attend meetings with our partners, we participate in community events and present at local service organizations about crisis center services to help us build on these relationships in an effort to improve services to victims and survivors.  There is significant need to have bilingual Spanish-speaking employees at DHS-SS & CPS, the district attorney's office and the sheriff's department.  The district attorney's office and sheriff's department does not use language lines they mostly relay on victims bringing a person with them that speaks English.  DHS uses language lines which sometimes isn't the best way to understand the needs of the Spanish-speaking client.  With the growing Hispanic population in Lake County I believe it is necessary for the, aforementioned, agencies to make a concerted effort to recruit bilingual staff.Still a significant area of need is education and training for local law enforcement officers to understand what the law requires when they respond to domestic/sexual violence calls in our county.   Also, enforcement of protection orders including knowing which protection order applies when they take a report.  Other hindrances for victims is police officers not believing, not being objective but judging victims because they know that the victim has either dropped a protection order, has gone back to the abuser and/or has had mental health issues.                                                                                                                                                                      Barriers unique to this frontier and remote region of Oregon is the vastness of Lake County, limited economic resources, extremely limited affordable housing, limited housing availability, limited transportation services, and a shortage of law enforcement officers to provide coverage between 9pm and 6am.",null,"STOP Program funds 72% of the crisis center's advocate's salary.  Without these funds we would not have a full-time advocate.  Due to our STOP- mostly funded advocate, we are able to provide services throughout our remote community."]
[40416,"OR40416","2020-02-18",2019,"Lane County District Attorney's Office","LaneCo.DAVAP-00003",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"GI5_OrgType_Prosecution",null,"NO","NO","Patricia",null,"Perlow","Lane County District Attorney's Office","125 E 8th Avenue","Eugene","OR","97401","(541)682-4523","(541)682-3693","patty.perlow@lanecountyor.gov","NO",null,37,63,0,100,"YES",1,0,0,0,0,0,0.63,0,0,0,0,0,0,0.43,0,0,0.01,0,0,0,null,0,1.07,1,1,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"YES",1,3,0,36,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,49,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,85,1,1,1,0,1,1,0,0,1,0,1,0,0,null,1,1,0,1,1,0,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,null,0,1,0,0,1,1,1,1,0,0,0,1,0,1,1,1,0,null,0,1,0,0,0,null,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,"Monthly",null,null,null,"Daily","Monthly","Weekly",null,"Weekly","Monthly",null,null,null,null,"Weekly","Quarterly",null,null,"Daily","Weekly","Weekly",null,"Daily","Weekly",null,null,"Monthly","Monthly","Weekly","Monthly",null,null,null,null,null,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,"NO",0,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,0,null,null,null,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,"YES",1,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"YES",1,967,4,0,784,1,0,275,3,0,5,0,0,0,0,0,121,0,0,149,3,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,32,3,229,0,0,1,0,0,1,266,26,4,226,35,0,3,1,2,4,301,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0,0,1,1,0,0,0,0,3,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,23,0,205,0,0,6,0,0,0,234,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,82,7,660,36,1,10,1,2,5,804,0,0,0,512,135,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"NO",0,0,0,0,0,null,0,0,0,0,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"DV Investigator - We need if possible additional funding for investigative assistance to the DV unit. Possibly a part time detective like what is done in family law. Virtually every DV case could have additional follow-up done especially to obtain better historic information. (What does the victim’s parents and siblings know, what do the neighbors know, what does the victims close friends know etc.) These are now prioritized by worse case and are time consuming. (I contacted a parent in Portland on one case that referred me to the victim’s brother that referred me to her best friend who happened to be on the phone with the victim during the incident and helped strengthen a very difficult case.)  Campus SA Team - The prosecution of sexual assaults remains challenging despite the national conversation regarding sexual assault and increased reporting. The campus population of victims and our jury pool of community members are often different in their view of consent, intoxication and other dynamics of sexual assault on campus. University of Oregon has adopted “affirmative consent” as the standard for sexual assault. The criminal laws have yet to adopt that approach and so many of the conversations we have with students are an explanation of the different systems and the various burdens of proof.",null,"DV Investigator - It has enabled us to provide critical investigative service to assist the victims of domestic violence.Campus SA Team - For one assigned prosecutor to work all the cases from the University allows a uniform approach to charging and responding to victims that the community partners can count on. They know what to expect from our office and know that the person working the case has been trained in trauma informed practices related to sexual assault cases. This allows more trust in the system, particularly from advocates when they are encouraging their clients to report."]
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Due to that she was either on a modified work schedule or out of the office for most of 2019. This required us to bring on two temporary employees to cover the direct ser",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Our community continues to have a high volume of victims that need services and assistance to regain stability in their lives after their victimization. The need for comprehensive and accessible service keeps growing along with the number of cases and request for services experienced by our program and our community partners. For example, the number of domestic violence homicides has continued to rise in our community. In this last grant period Marion County has had eight domestic violence homicides which resulted in the deaths of twelve victims, four of whom were children. In this last year our community-based program received 30,964 calls to their hotline and provided 6,639 nights of shelter and the Marion County Courts processed 1,037 requests for protective orders, of which 438 were assisted by our advocates. Our program provided services and support to more than 1,700 victims of domestic violence. Our District Attorney’s Office received over 1,200 law enforcement incident reports of domestic violence, of which they filed 970 domestic violence criminal cases. There is a tremendous need for affordable legal assistance for victims. Particularity victims of domestic violence who have to engage with the civil legal system relating to custody divorce issues and protective orders. Too often victims are forced to navigate the civil system without legal representation and end up being re-victimized by the systemAdditionally, there is a continued need for accessible and culturally responsive services for underserved, marginalized and/or oppressed victims. Because of the geographical area our program serves, we see this impacting the Latinx community the most. At 25.7%, Marion County’s Latinx population is significantly larger than the states average of 12.5%. The lack of culturally responsive services continues to be one of the biggest unmet needs for the victims of this community. Who we see are victims who are forced to overcome additional barriers because they don’t speak English or come from a culture other than the dominant culture. While, this project works to provide culturally responsive services, we know there are many more victims we aren’t reaching. We know there is more that needs to be done in regards to extending service accessibility to victims.",null,"Without the funding from this grant our program would not be able to offer many of the core serves we provide to victims of domestic and sexual violence. VAWA project funding is still the sole source of funding for our Family Violence Program and is necessary to retain core services for the victims served by this project. As system based advocates we work closely with prosecutors and others within the system. The services and activities of this project help shape and strengthen a system response that is sensitive to the immediate and long-term needs of victims while still holding offenders accountable.  Our activities focus on service delivery that is inclusive of our community partners in order to provide victims with meaningful and comprehensive services.  We work to empower victims to make safe and informed choices with the goal of increasing their long-term safety.   Victims of domestic violence often struggle to find financial resources needed to survive without the support of their abuser.  We address this need for economic self-sufficiency and security by connecting them with community resources.  Our ability to adequately respond to victim needs can directly affect their ability to participate in the process and contribute to the system’s ability to hold an offender accountable.  Our services mitigate the impact on victims by preparing them ahead of time with information about what to expect in the process.  We also talk with people about their experience as a result of their victimization and prepare them for the possibility that their participation may trigger painful feelings and make plans to assist if that happens.  We work with prosecutors to help them recognize when this happens and respond appropriately.  We work with victims to develop their support networks to ensure they have the support and validation needed for the court process and in their daily personal lives. This project ensures victim advocates will support victims who choose to engage with the system or those who have not reported to police but still need guidance and support in overcoming their victimization.  We continue to see an increase in the number of male survivors who are seeking out services and who are reporting abuse to law enforcement. We have also seen an increase in male survivors seeking help with protective orders. In 2019 of the 266 protective order petitions we assisted with 23% of the petitioners were male survivors.",null,null,null,null,null,"Based on direction given in prior years, the data submitted on this report reflects only the services provided by the 3 FTE(2 of which or temp positions that were added mid year of 2019) paid staff persons funded by this grant, which is a drastic underrep"]
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The two we have identified as areas we want to improve are our response to housing and sex trafficking.We must find ways to support affordable housing in our community. The rental vacancy in Lincoln County is 1%. Many of the available rental units are too expensive for our clients to even consider. It makes an already vulnerable population even more on shaky ground. We have great advocates who have learned ways to help our clients navigate towards safety through subsidized housing or shared housing situations as a temporary fix. We are now participating in community work groups to support the progress of solutions and make sure survivor voices are heard.Our county is highly vulnerable to human trafficking for many reasons. Primarily because it runs along a major highway up the Oregon Coast and we have many industries that need inexpensive labor to run them. As a result, we serve a variety of clients experiencing labor or sex trafficking. We are working with other partners to build up a task force and community response to human trafficking.",null,"The STOP Program funding has allowed us to stabilize services at our shelter. This finding pays for part of our shelter manager's salary. She works almost exclusively at shelter and offers support to all clients that reside there. She provides case management, safety planning, goal setting, helps connect them with other community resources, offers parenting information, and a wide variety of emotional support. She offers tools and empowers them to become self-sufficient in their journey to safety."]
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Additionally, we collaborated in","While providing education to the general public, such as having a presence at community events, this allows survivors who did not know where to seek services a place to ask questions, receiveing information and referrals, safety plan. This is also allowes",null,null,"The NAYA Family Center agency database underwent an overhaul which meant we switched systems on 07/01/2019 and so there are technical issues with that when calculating the numbers. Healing Circle has experienced some technical issues pulling reports for t",null,null,null,null,null,"A critical need that is always difficult to be met during the summer months of this reporting period is the continued need for housing assistance,whether for eviction prevention, relocation or motel vouchers.  During these months programs have spent out their housing dollars for the previous fiscal year and are waiting to receive new contracts for the new year.  The need does not change during this time of the year but the funding simply does not exist. Advocates work diligently to create positive relationships with landlords which allow for the trust needed in order for acceptance of promissory notes and leads on affordable units as they come online.  However, there is always a larger need than can be provided for.   Another area that continues to be a low resources need is the need for mental health resources.  The Healing Circle continues to struggle to find culturally relevant mental health resources for our participants.  We recently received VOCA one-time money to help pay for counseling resources.  These resources were quickly depleted serving a relatively low number of survivors. Healing Circle advocates continue to look to build their contacts with Native mental health providers.  We hope to cultivate relationships that will inspire the mental health workers we are able to connect with to provide pro-bono services once the funding runs its course, while being cuturally specific.","-blank-","During this reporting period VAWA funding supported a 0.17 FTE advocate for the Healing Circle.  During the past six months this amount of FTE provided advocacy, in-home services, information and referral, transportation, courtroom advocacy and emotional support for 14 program participants as well as provided weekly support group to 11 ongoing participants. VAWA funding also supported five percent of the Family Services Director's time.  The Family Services Director sits on the agency wide leadership team and also attends several monthly meetings including the Tri County Advocacy Committee meeting, and the Family Violence Coordinating Council.  The Family Services Director also sits on the leadership team for McNeff's Open Doors group working to build capacity to serve survivors of domestic and sexual assault with physical disabilities.  Another responsibility of this position is supervising the work the Healing Circle Manager does with the new coordinated access system in Multnomah County.  The manager sits on the Resource Coordination Team, Coordinated Access Implementation Team as well as the Training and Form change committee for the system.  Due to the scarcity of housing resources for domestic violence survivors as well as the Native community in Portland we are excited to be able to participate in this system at such a high level and help our participants gain equitable access to this valuable resource.   The Director of Family Services also supervises all other activities of the Healing Circle Manager and makes overall programmatic decisions regarding the direction of this program.","-blank-",null,"-blank-","The need for advocacy, in home services, information and referrals, transportation, courtroom advocacy, and emotional support for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assualt, and stalking are always in greater demand than funding or advocate time allows. Being able to provide culturally specific services allows for services to reach an underserved population.","-blank-","The process required for calculating the numbers of victims served requires us to report far less than the actual numbers we document. Healing Circle staff supported by these funds answer hotline calls and provide many services over the phone that cannot","-Blank-"]
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If holding perpetrators accountable is a goal for law enforcement and prosecutors, then they must work to rebuild relationships with communities that have historically difficult relationships with the criminal justice system.  Communities, like the transgender community for example, experience rates of sexual violence that are higher than cis gender communities, and yet they have lower rates of reporting to law enforcement.  Although there are many reasons someone may choose not to report, the 2015 Transgender studyhighlighted that the participants had negative interactions with law enforcement, therefore do not feel that the criminal justice system is here to serve them. Another example is people engaged in criminal activity, those with extensive criminal histories, and those that have seen their families and communities impacted by police and incarceration, may not see the criminal justice system as something that works for them. If we want to increase access to the criminal justice system for all victims we must increase the knowledge and cultural humility of law enforcement and other first responders, to make welcoming and affirming spaces for everyone in their community.  To make sure that communities know that the criminal justice system believes that no one deserves to be a victim, and will work to serve all citizens. Secondly, helping law enforcement and prosecutors see that the victim/offender binary prevents many victims from seeking criminal justice support.  There are some examples that I see law enforcement readily embrace, like in the example of domestic sex trafficking survivors; law enforcement understands that there may be crimes committed by victims in the course of their exploitation.  However, there is still an undertone of victim blaming that persists.  Some law enforcement disagree in trainings with the statement “no one deserves to be sexually assaulted”. They have indicated that if someone has perpetrated sexual violence, they deserve to be perpetrated against. Creating systems where victims come forward and perpetrators are held accountable, requires that the process is open to everyone.The last need I see facing the criminal justice system is how they see those that have perpetrated sexual violence.  This directly relates to making the system accessible to all people and dismantling the victim/offender binary.  We understand that many of the offenses are committed by people that are known to the victim, so in some cases the victim may not want to come forward because of the shame and harm that may come to their loved one.  If the criminal justice system sought to understand those that committed sexual offenses and offered survivors more control over what the outcomes for the person that perpetrated the violence, it may provide survivors more trust that the system will treat their perpetrator with dignity and respect.  There may also be people that have committed sexual violence that become victims of sexual violence.  Those people deserve access to the criminal justice system as an option to hold their perpetrator accountable.",null,"The STOP VAWA Program funding has allowed us address needs that have been identified by law enforcement in the statewide needs assessment by partnering with different community partners to develop and deliver specialized training. One example of this was the 3 training events we offered in partnership with CEANS (The Commission for Elder Abuse and Neglect Specialists, Inc.) that explored how to do Trauma Informed Sexual Assault Investigations for survivors that have dementia and other cognitive degenerative diseases.  We also were able to offer a training in partnership with DOJ at the Oregon District Attorney Association Summer conference in Bend that addressed using expert witnesses in cases where sexual and domestic violence may need to be better understood.  The training focused on helping prosecutors determine when an expert would be helpful, what kind of expert should be used, and the laws pertaining to qualifying someone as an expert. This training will be adapted to help community partners recognize their expertise and learn how to translate it into becoming an expert witness.  Our long term goal with this project is to have a statewide data base with the information of who has been trained as an expert, what their expertise is in, where they are located, and where they would be willing to testify.  This will, hopefully, encourage prosecutors to utilize experts more effectively.",null,"N/A","N/A","With the STOP VAWA funding, we have also been able to focus on two promising practices that will help to improve victim’s interactions with the criminal justice system.  The increased positive interactions for survivors, may lead to higher reporting and more perpetrator accountability.  The first is to focus on allowing law enforcement and prosecutors to understand and practice trauma informed interviewing.  By giving people an opportunity to practice the skills and words that create a successful trauma informed interview, they are able to become familiar in a low stakes environment.  The more comfortable people feel using these techniques, the more likely they are to employ them while doing an interview with a survivor. We have also tried to focus on language, both in interviews and report writing.  By helping law enforcement understand the impact of language and provide them with alternatives for commonly used problematic words or phrases, we can improve reports.  Depending on how the initial report is written, can influence if the cases moves forward in the investigation; the same is true when the DA is choosing what cases should be prosecuted.  We know that much of the information used by journalists to write about sexual assault cases is taken directly from police reports.  Therefore, if the language in those reports conveys that the victim is unreliable, or uses language of consensual sex, it can impact how the entire community sees the incident and sexual assault in general.  By focusing on these two tangible practices, we are trying to move the work forward to create a better experience of the criminal justice system, so survivors feel as though the criminal justice system is something that is accessible to them."]
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In August of 2020, one of the training programs focused on identifying the community partners that could be used at expert witnesses within domest",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"We need to continue to train law enforcement, prosecutors, advocates, and judges on the best practices related to trauma-informed work in their related fields.  The more trauma-informed the criminal justice system can become, the better.  Providing regular, ongoing, and updated training to prosecutors and law enforcement improves the investigations that occur, the quality of prosecutions that are presented, and holding offenders accountable.  It also creates a better experience for victims of trauma and overall increases the type and quality of services provided to victims/ survivors.  There is still a significant amount of training that is necessary for law enforcement and the criminal justice system (as a whole) to understand the lethality and risks associated with non-fatal strangulation.  This education needs to come in the form of educating law enforcement on how to investigate strangulation cases in a way that allows for prosecution to be initiated, despite the fact that in the majority of strangulation cases there is no readily visible evidence of the crime having occurred.  This education extends to the use of SANEs or forensic nurses to conduct examinations of strangulation victims in order to collect and preserve evidence that is not necessarily visible.  It is also critical to use these SANEs, forensic nurses, or other medical professionals as expert witnesses in order to educate the bench and juries of the risks of non-fatal strangulation.There are gaps in the stalking laws that do not account for the advances in technology or for the ability to collect evidence when certain technological means are used.  There is a need to improve law enforcement and prosecutor's ability and understanding of stalking offenses in order to improve investigations and improve the services provided to victims and survivors of stalking and to increase the ability to identify, apprehend and hold accountable the offenders.The November 2019 DV Prosecutor Academy included a presentation put on by three tribal advocates, representing three different tribes. This presentation focused on the specific needs of tribal victims and survivors and the need for state prosecutors to understand those specific dynamics in the course of prosecuting cases that involved tribal members or working with tribal victims directly.  This cultural awareness and understanding of this under-served population is necessary to ensure that there is an increased community response and an increase to victim safety. There is a need to continue efforts for the culturally-dominant programs to work together directly with tribes in order to facilitate best practices and to provide services to victims.  In particular there remains an ongoing need to increase the awareness, understanding and enforceability of tribal protective orders (across law enforcement, prosecutors and the courts).  The domestic violence resource prosecutor (not a funded position through this grant) has coordinated with state, local and federal agencies to develop a memorandum to be provided to law enforcement, prosecutors and courts across the state with clear directions as to the state of the law in regards the enforcement of tribal protective orders.  The information gained from this collaboration will be incorporated into future trainings.In 2019 Oregon made some legislative changes to the prohibition of the possession of firearms and ammunition of offenders convicted of qualifying crimes of domestic violence or stalking.  There is still work to be done to correctly and sufficiently implement these laws in a way that assures that the prohibitions are enforced and recognized by law enforcement and the courts.  This requires a coordinated response from the courts, law enforcement, parole and probation, prosecutors, and state and federal agencies in order to assure correct entry into law enforcement database systems.",null,"This program funding has allowed the Domestic Violence Resource Prosecutor program to continue to provide the only in-state, Oregon-specific domestic violence trainings available for Oregon prosecutors. Without these trainings, prosecutors would have to either go outside of the state to receive training or not receive training at all.  Many counties in Oregon do not have the funding to send prosecutors out of state for ongoing training on domestic violence issues.  Furthermore, while there is a significant value in national training programs, there is also an enormous benefit to localized trainings.  These localized programs deal with state-specific statutes and case law that directly effect how law enforcement and prosecutors do their jobs on a daily basis.  While some jurisdictions may be able to afford to periodically send prosecutors to national trainings, those training programs do not address the nuances of Oregon laws and rules of evidence.  These local training programs funded by this grant allow for prosecutors to network with fellow DV prosecutors, professionals and experts in our area.  Many of the presenters utilized for these trainings are senior prosecutors and attorneys, experienced advocates, or well-trained law enforcement officers that are local to Oregon and can therefore continue to serve as mentors throughout the years following the trianing attendance.  The centralized nature of these trainings, one of which is conducted in conjunction with an annual conference for prosecutors, allows for annual access to the prosecutors across the state that are doing the line work in domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking caes.  The consistency of the grant funding to support this training has improved the quality of domestic violence prosecution in Oregon and has thereby increased victim safety and offender accountability.  The ability for prosecutors to come together each year to share experiences, compare localized practices and procedures, and brainstorm solutions or responses to new issues is absolutely invaluable.  Over the course of the 2 annual training programs provided, prosecutors, and agency partners, were trained for more than 20 hours on issues to increase victim safety and offender accountability.Comments from the 2019 training programs illustrate the importance of these training.The Developing Expert Witnesses and Using Expert Testimony in DV Trials training was held in August of 2019.  It was attended by 54 prosecutors, 7 medical professionals, 6 law enforcement officers, and 10 advocates from around the state.  This included presentation from 25 of Oregon's 36 counties, plus representatives from the Oregon Department of Justice, the US Attorney's Office, the Oregon Sexual Assault Task force, the FBI, and the Oregon Crime Victims Law Center.  Evaluations from the training included the following responses: 1) Informative and helpful in educating us on what expert resources are available and useful within the DV caseload, including pitfalls; 2) Great mix of law, experience, and practical application and advice; 3) Content was excellent.  Very helpful to have the medical people in the room; 4) Very thorough, very well educated (presenters), very engaging.The 2019 DV Prosecutor Academy was held in November of 2019.  It was attended by 30 prosecutors.  Evaluations from this training included the following responses: 1) very useful and practical information and ideas on how to approach victims and cases; 2) changed my thought processes.  Really great presentation; 3) Very informative in shedding light on the experiences of DV victims and how to explain DV to juries; 4) Helpful material on such complex issues; 5) Extremely helpful in figuring out how to prepare my cases more thoroughly prior to trial; 6) Really beneficial, helped immensely.","This program funding in 2019 has also provided for a contract position to train the Domestic Violence Resource Prosecutor to facilitate and coordinate the Oregon Statewide Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team (DVFRT).  This program funding has provided"]
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This grant has enabled OJD to have a VAWA poi","VAWA staff counsel continues to work with others within OJD to revise all protection order forms for use in Oregon’s eCourt system (“Odyssey”), including interactive forms for use in online filing, and to assure that online court calendars and accessible",null,null,null,null,null,"These funds did not support specific local court activities.  Funds were used to fund the Oregon Judicial Department's .5 FTE VAWA staff counsel's position, which provides technical assistance, education and training, statewide protective order forms, dev",null,"Significant areas of needs remain as before: These grants have enabled OJD to maintain a .5 FTE VAWA staff counsel position and (since the fall of 2012) a .125 - .06 FTE support staff position for the Oregon Judicial Department (OJD). The biggest challenges for this project have been due to budget cuts that OJD suffered beginning in 2009. Prior to 2009, the OJD Family Law staff counsel position and support staff were responsible for domestic and sexual violence, elder/disabled abuse, and civil stalking issues. These positions were funded through state general funds that came to OJD. However, in 2009 these positions were eliminated due to budget cuts. Since 2009, OJD has been dependent on VAWA grants to continue this work. Significant budget cuts within the Oregon Judicial Department eliminated many of the resources that helped to support forms revisions, translations, data collection, technical assistance to the courts, and collaborative work with stakeholders. With so few resources left, funding for continued activities remains a challenge. In the Judicial Department, a large majority of general fund dollars are used to support staff positions. This is especially true for the trial courts, where for some districts as much as 95% of the budget is for Personnel Services related costs. OJD has lost 9% of Permanent FTE (169 positions) since the 2007-2009 Biennium. As a result of these staff reductions, at the trial court level 80% of Oregon courts (29 of the 36 counties) reported some complete closures to the public during standard business hours (Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.) in 2012 and 2013. On average, these courts were closed to the public 6.43 hours per week. These reductions limited the public’s ability to file cases, seek restraining orders, and view documents. In addition, 33% of Oregon courts reduced or eliminated services for self-represented parties, who constitute the vast majority of those seeking protective orders. This makes navigating the judicial process more difficult, slower, and less understandable for the people who need the involvement of the court the most. Without VAWA grant funds, the OJD would not be able to continue providing technical support, trial court support, bench tools, and many of the other activities reported herein; and would be hampered in maintaining  much of the training and education to trial courts around these issues. While funding for the Oregon Judicial Department stabilized for the 2013-15 biennium, the Department's permanent staff remained at approximately 91% of pre-recession levels, resulting in continued services reductions. The OJD has continued to request funding packages to reduce closure hours, reduce docket congestion, and increase resources for self-represented parties; however, they have not been approved by the Oregon Legislature.  The level of funding approved by the Oregon Legislature for the 2015-2017 biennium continued OJD's current service levels, but with a couple of minor exceptions did not add judges or staff to address existing workload issues or restore public service hours. OJD’s funding for 2017-2019 was further reduced by 6.5%.  With the past elimination of staff within the Office of the State Court Administrator, there is limited direct support for education, data analysis, and technical assistance to the trial courts in many court subject areas. Given present funding levels for the Oregon courts, additional resources remain questionable during the near term. There is also a crucial need for continued judicial and court staff training and technical assistance, particularly in light of the continuing numbers of new judges and staff as a result of retirements or employees leaving OJD. This VAWA grant helps assure that Oregon's courts provide effective, expedient and meaningful access to survivors. Future grant funding will be critical if these efforts are to continue in Oregon.",null,"None of what has been accomplished by the Oregon Judicial Department (OJD) as detailed in this report would have been possible without this funding. The OJD is very appreciative of having received this funding, which has enabled continued efforts to increase victim/survivor access to justice and safety. The Oregon Judicial Department (OJD) VAWA staff attorney position funded by this grant has allowed OJD to collaborate with many governmental & non-governmental agencies to better coordinate services to survivors. This grant has enabled OJD to have a VAWA point of contact within their State Court Administrator's office. Staff attorney is the OJD representative on the Oregon Department of Justice/Crime Victim Services Division Advisory Board, the Oregon Batterer Intervention Program Advisory Board, the State Family Law Advisory Committee (SFLAC) & its Domestic Violence subcommittee, the Oregon Sexual Assault Task Force Criminal Justice subcommittee, and was a member of the Oregon Domestic Violence & Firearms Task Force. Staff attorney is also the staff support for the Tribal Court/State Court Judicial Forum and their work on full faith and credit for protection orders. These are multi-disciplinary groups consisting of victim advocates, legal services attorneys, prosecutors, police officers, probation officers, treatment providers, Tribal members, and judges/court staff. These collaborations have resulted in improved coordination and joint efforts in many areas involving domestic and sexual violence, elder/disabled abuse, & stalking.  Staff counsel works with the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) to disseminate and provide educational and training materials to courts and other stakeholders, and also works with other stakeholders to develop press releases and other materials to educate and inform the public."]
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Additionally, this position helps survivors navigate other systems and also",null,null,"Questions D.29B and  D.33: The 146 victims partially served are crisis line callers who received crisis intervention and resource referral support but did not access shelter through due to capacity issue or they were not screened into shelter at that time",null,null,null,null,null,"As a part of the domestic violence continuum of care, Raphael House works closely with the other 11 domestic violence agencies in Multnomah County, thus outreaching in these trusted and long term relationships. Many of these agencies serve a culturally specific population and we will often provide co-advocacy with them; survivors with whom they work enter our shelter or housing program through the coordinated access procedure. The only challenge we experience with coordinated access is the lack of sufficient resources /funds to shelter or house the many survivors with whom we work and want to help find safe stable housing. We continue to be involved in the New Day sex trafficking collaborative along with New Avenues for Youth; an agency that is dedicated to the prevention and intervention of youth homelessness, Call to Safety; the Statewide domestic and sexual violence crisis line. This collaborative offers housing, case management and prevention services for youth who are at risk or already involved in sex trafficking. Raphael House's role in this program is to provide prevention education in high schools, particularly those at risk schools as well as community youth programs such as SMYRC, a drop-in center for LGBTQ+ youth. The opportunity to outreach to students with information about sex trafficking as it relates to healthy relationships and dating violence is a meaningful method of outreaching to youth. Multnomah County Health Department -Addictions and Mental Health Division continues to fund two Recovery Mentors who will serve domestic violence survivors who may be struggling with addiction/recovery issues; their case loads are full as they are serving the full domestic violence continuum in the County- connecting survivors to treatment and recovery services and crosstraining providers. One of the challenges has been building up trusting relationships with this service sector of which we have had historically rare coordinated collaborations. In the last four months, she has been stationed at The Gateway Center for Domestic Violence Services and receiving referrals from many community partners. As we have been a part of an OVW collaborative grant which has been building better systems of care and accessibility for surivivors with disabilities, we have become accutely aware of the gaps in service delivery and partnerships. The serious lack of accessible and affordable housing in the area continues to be a constant struggle, and advocates have had to up their efforts and change their advoacy approach to respond to the housing hardships that continue to exist in our community. Adjustments to buildings, including increasing the lighting on our property, bridging service delivery relationships and assessing policy has been just a part of this on-going project. Finally, as an emergency shelter with a confidential address, we have enhanced our security systems over the years. Despite this, there are no resources within our various funding sources that recognizes this as a required aspect of providing a safe haven to survivors. In the past three years we have experienced more abusers finding our location and seeking their victims than we have seen in the 17 years prior.",null,"Raphael House of Portland's STOP Program funding helps us to provide linguistically and culturally appropriate services for survivors of domestic violence in our emergency shelter who identify as Latinx. This position is able to assist within shelter; facilitating and translating our house meeting/discussion every week, providing comprehensive strengths based case management, emotional support and translating necessary forms, paperwork, and information flyers. Having an Advocate that speaks Spanish in shelter helps residentscommunicate and relate with each other with greater success, thus assisting in a more comfortable communal living environment. This position supports our 24 hour hotline and can provide community referral to Spanish speaking callers. Shelter needs to feel as comfortable and safe for all participants and their children, thus, from a cultural standpoint, providing ethnically sensitive and familiar language/communication opportunities are essential to our daily service delivery. With the support from the STOP program funding we were able to maintain our shelter delivery model that is trauma informed and supportive of participants' needs that also takes into account the challenge of the Portland housing market when determining shelter stays. The patterns of participant needs and the limitations of our program to help meet those needs within the short shelter stay demonstrated the need for more comprehensive follow-up services. Due to the strength of our bilingual advocacy, we continue to be well connected to the culturally specific programs, specifically the Latinx service provider and maintain quality co-advocacy together for survivors and their families both in shelter and in the Advocacy Center.The STOP grant funded position has been able to support the Spanish speaking survivors and their families with navigating resources, community living and future planning such as housing, job search and building social networks. An aspect of supporting Latinx families in shelter is connecting them to the Advocacy Center services. The weekly Latinx support group has added to the supports the bilingual shelter advocate offers new shelter families whom have been otherwise isolated. This support group is primarily composed of survivors who now live independently in the community but who once lived in shelter. Their warm welcome and familiarity to the trauma and stress of having to leave a home to start fresh in a shelter where very few people speak their language has been invaluable and has built a strong supportive community over the years. The STOP funds allow us to bolster the staff ratio of bilingual support for such families to feel more at ease and safe in our services. This is particularly important in this tense climate as survivors weigh their safety, their children's safety from abuse with the fear of deportation or family separation.",null,null,null,"Raphael House of Portland is committed to providing culturally responsive services to all victim/survivors and has specifically commited to employing bilingual and bicultural advocates.  We continue to take cultural responsiveness very seriously and have had successful training, community events and programmatic adjustments due to the work of our in-house Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility committee. We are dedicated to working closely with organizations to enhance what we have to offer to the Latinx survivors of whom we work as well as build collaborative community response throughout the domestic violence continuum and beyond.",null,"All numbers have been adjusted (prorated) to fit the .49 FTE for this report."]
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Our “Start By Believing” phrase has yet to be implemented by all resources that choose to or choose not to respond. For a multiple caller victim, one that has had to leave and return to their abuser multiple times, there tends to be a general lack of understanding with local responders to the point where calls of current violent situations are dealt with at a less than leisure pace. When someone has had multiple incidents of violence perpetrated against them, in some cases, we still see failure to inform the victim of the abuser’s inmate status, failure to implement automatic criminal no-contacts or charges of Domestic Violence, and little to no jail time for abusers. When situations like this happen- what we are seeing is a common mistrust by victims of those resources, belief by the victims that they can’t call or report, and the continuation of violence perpetrated against them. In Wallowa County there is an increased amount of victim-blaming, slut-shaming activity. Even within organizations that regularly support victims, we are seeing behind-closed-doors shaming. This solidifies the lack of belief where there should be full support and could also be gearing others to think poorly of the victim in care.Another issue would be of quick or speedy response to protection orders. 30 days is how long someone has to serve a protection order. For a county of this small size, where there is an extremely high risk of running into or being found by an abuser, the service time should be immediate.We’ve been running across limitations of housing when it comes to relocating a survivor within the county. Not only is it difficult to find affordable housing,  a lot of landlords create a bias around their situation causing them to be hesitant to lease homes to victims of DV or make it difficult for them to stay within their homes during violent situations such as after an abuser has trespassed, or after damage to property has occurred.We also see some barriers here at Safe Harbors. The county is very small and that leads survivors to believe there is no safe place for them, or that their status as a victim will not be kept confidential. We here at Safe Harbors try to help the survivors understand that we fully support them in every decision they make while keeping their identities confidential. We have also seen difficulties in spreading awareness and education among the community as there are a lot of biases or common misconceptions for marginalized groups.",null,"STOP funding has allowed me to provide care towards those experiencing or those who have experienced sexual assault. I have been given the opportunity to advocate for, respond to, and continue regular care to these SA specific clients. As a SA crisis advocate, I regularly engage in webinars, documentaries, media, and other sources to further my knowledge of sexual assault among children, adults, and the elder population as well as the perpetrators involved. The funding has continued my education in this area and gives me proper skills to respond with a trauma informed outlook. I am also able to stay up to date on local perpetrators/abusers/offenders and use this knowledge to provide the proper safety planning for the survivors. When provided this knowledge we are able to expand our care to other resources upon the request of the survivors because of the growing trust our clients have in us. This helps in assuring the community that we understand and will give full support to every survivor."]
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This training is an important adjunct to DHS workers’ initi",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"• Permanent housing is not readily available to survivors at the rate it is needed.  DV/SA programs in Oregon have received a new stream of funding specifically to support survivors finding permanent supportive housing, which helps fill a gap.  The current challenge is the low vacancy rate in Central Oregon and lack of affordable housing, which makes it difficult for survivors to find housing even if they have financial assistance to get into housing. • There are not enough mental health services in the tri-county area to meet the need for survivors.  Most local mental health depts./clinics have a waiting list, and it can take clients 90 days to get an appointment.  While Saving Grace has a counseling program that helps fill some of this gap, our organization has a waiting list as well that can’t fill the need of internally-referred clients.  • Medical access is challenging for many survivors, particularly individuals who have been denied medical care by their abuser or were unable to receive needed injury care because of extended isolation, or survivors who were assaulted while experiencing chronic homelessness.",null,"The STOP program has supported the shelter emergency manager’s work, which spans supporting advocate staff at shelter, working with shelter residents and their children, and resolving facility issues.  The confidential nature of the shelter, with a state-of-the-art security system, requires a watchful eye to keep residents safe.  The shelter manager has also supported the children’s advocate who provides respite care for shelter residents’ children.  Respite care allows moms to leave the shelter and meet with other social service providers, attend appointments, and seek employment or housing.  The children receive expert support from an advocate trained in trauma response for children specifically. The STOP program also supports Saving Grace’s legal advocacy program.  The legal advocate’s ability to specialize in helping self-petitioners with restraining orders, divorce and custody paperwork helps fill the tremendous legal gap there is in our community."]
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We are expected to serve thousands of people each year on shoestring budgets, requiring us to make the difficult choice to either pay staff living wages but forcing them to carry caseloads in the hundreds because we can't hire enough staff at those wages, or pay staff as close to minimum wage as possible so we can hire more staff so caseloads are lower, resulting in staff working two and sometimes three jobs to make ends meet. Grant funds rarely pay for managerial or administrative staff, resulting in a tiny pool of unrestricted funds that needs to cover salaries for management, fundraising, bookkeeping, IT, and administrative support, not to mention things like insurance, recruiting expenses, recognition gifts for staff and volunteers, and meeting expenses. Reporting requirements are different for every grant and even supposedly comprehensive databases like Osnium do little to actually make reporting easier (and those, too, aren't paid for by grants), and staff spend as much or more time trying to manage data entry and reporting as they do providing actual services. This results in staff who enter the field idealistic and passionate about helping people, and leave after a few years burned out, cynical, and, often, in even more debt because the salaries nonprofits can pay can't help them pay down the student loans they had to take out to get the education to do these jobs. That anyone remains in this field after more than a few years is nothing short of a miracle. Moreover, the competitive grant system implies by its nature that DV/SA projects are optional projects the government can choose to fund or not instead of desperately needed public health initiatives, results in a patchwork of services in which one year a great service may be available from one agency, and next year by a different agency that wrote a more competitive application, and the year after that from no one at all because funding priorities changed. The system cannot depend on the generosity of donors -- especially when changes in tax law make donation less appealing to major donors -- or volunteers, when all over the country the middle class is increasingly just another term for the working poor who work multiple jobs to be able to pay for food and rent and don't have time or energy to volunteer. If the government truly wants to improve services, give us the funds to pay staff like the dedicated professionals they are, to hire enough staff to provide the services needed, and reduce the paperwork/data collection and reporting requirements placed on social service agencies.",null,"STOP funding allowed us to provide trainings to all seven law enforcement agencies in Washington County and provide professional case management and counseling services to hundreds of people who experienced sexual violence."]
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We are expected to serve thousands of people each year on shoestring budgets, requiring us to make the difficult choice to either pay staff living wages but forcing them to carry caseloads in the hundreds because we can't hire enough staff at those wages, or pay staff as close to minimum wage as possible so we can hire more staff so caseloads are lower, resulting in staff working two and sometimes three jobs to make ends meet. Grant funds rarely pay for managerial or administrative staff, resulting in a tiny pool of unrestricted funds that needs to cover salaries for management, fundraising, bookkeeping, IT, and administrative support, not to mention things like insurance, recruiting expenses, recognition gifts for staff and volunteers, and meeting expenses. Reporting requirements are different for every grant and even supposedly comprehensive databases like Osnium do little to actually make reporting easier (and those, too, aren't paid for by grants), and staff spend as much or more time trying to manage data entry and reporting as they do providing actual services. This results in staff who enter the field idealistic and passionate about helping people, and leave after a few years burned out, cynical, and, often, in even more debt because the salaries nonprofits can pay can't help them pay down the student loans they had to take out to get the education to do these jobs. That anyone remains in this field after more than a few years is nothing short of a miracle. Moreover, the competitive grant system implies by its nature that DV/SA projects are optional projects the government can choose to fund or not instead of desperately needed public health initiatives, results in a patchwork of services in which one year a great service may be available from one agency, and next year by a different agency that wrote a more competitive application, and the year after that from no one at all because funding priorities changed. The system cannot depend on the generosity of donors -- especially when changes in tax law make donation less appealing to major donors -- or volunteers, when all over the country the middle class is increasingly just another term for the working poor who work multiple jobs to be able to pay for food and rent and don't have time or energy to volunteer. If the government truly wants to improve services, give us the funds to pay staff like the dedicated professionals they are, to hire enough staff to provide the services needed, and reduce the paperwork/data collection and reporting requirements placed on social service agencies.",null,"STOP funding allowed us to provide trainings to all seven law enforcement agencies in Washington County and provide professional case management services to hundreds of people who experienced sexual violence."]
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Although there are many significant areas of need in LC, the issue most impacting SA survivors is the lack of and/or accessibility to trained/certified SANE’s.  Excessive wait times for survivors until a SANE can be located, if at all, cultural competency when working with marginalized and/or underserved survivors, and inconsistent treatment are just a few hurdles in providing systems advocacy. Access to language and interpretation services is also a significant area of remaining need and is a huge barrier for survivors of sexual assault.",null,"The STOP Program funding continues to provide the financial support necessary for SASS to provide essential services to survivors of sexual and their partners, friends and family.  The STOP Program funding supports the following provision of services: 24-hour crisis and support line, 24-hour emergency advocacy response, transportation, accompaniment, peer support, outreach, legal advocacy, safety planning, and information and referrals. It is difficult to say where SASS and the survivors we serve would be if we did not receive STOP Program funding; however, it’s safe to say a cut in funding would result in higher turnover of staff due to quicker burnout that occurs in providing 24/7 service.  This, in turn, would compromise SASS' effectiveness in serving survivors and their partners and friends in our community."]
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Funds are limited for us to address these intersections and we find that survivors that are in this space often become abusive to other survivors in our shelter or re-traumatize clients that share space with them in the shelter.  We end up not having the resources to fully help these survivors, and in our county there is little ability to help due to lack of resources in our area.  If our organization could find funds or connect with another organization that has the ability to successfully help those with mental health or substance addiction, that barrier could be addressed.  We have secured a small grant to allow us to co-locate an advocate part time in our local public health organization, but a more stable foundational ability to partner would be helpful.",null,"The STOP Program funding allowed funds to partially pay for our Programs Manager who is instrumental in our organization for ensuring that all our advocates are correctly trained, this person ensures that our programs are approachable to all communities in our area and that we continue to strive to be survivor centered and driven.  Our Programs Manager has been instrumental in connections with other community partners, ensuring our outreach is done in innovative ways that engages as many parts of the community as possible.  These grant funds also added to our emergency services funds which allowed us to reach out to more survivors and be more innovative with how we assisted survivors more fully.  Without these funds we had to be careful and more selective in the kinds of services we provided, these funds allowed us to become more liberal in our services."]
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Each call was logged as one request.  That has since changed with the new tracking system.",null,null,null,null,null,"Housing continues to be a highly critical issue.  There is a lack of available housing within the state of Oregon and especially in the rural areas.  On the central Oregon coast rent rates have increased an average of 80% in the past 10 years.  Two bedroom apartments average $1200 per month.  For an idividual in a service industry job that is usually 80-90% of take home pay.  Many victims choose to stay with an abuser just to keep a roof over their head.  Most shelter programs have waiting lists.Another issue for rural areas is lack of safety.  Residents in west Lane County who call the Sheriff's department for assistance may not see help until two or three days later.  Those who are victimized in those areas feel they cannot rely on law enforcment or do not have nearby place to flee to. Those who are homeless feel they will not receive help because they are looked apon as a burden.  Homeless individuals who have sought assistance do not trust law enforcement or the courts because they have been \"harrassed\" by law enforcment.","There is a lack of mental health services including therapy resources.  There is a lack of available services in rural areas and what services do exist are limited by insurance.When abuser is encracerated and then released, they are issued a no contact or","These funds contribute to the costs associated with part of an advocate's expense. The greatest need is across the board funding.  The cost of delivering services has continued to increase year afte year, while the funding amounts have either been stagnant or slightly increased. One funding source has remained constant since 2010 an is projected to remain at the same level until 2021.  Most recently, to meet the upcoming demand of technology requriements for reporting, it will come at a significant cost to the agency."]
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The Domestic Violence Victims Caseworker provides intensive case management for services and referrals and protection orders",null,null,"All demographics are self-reported by the victim/survivor.",null,null,null,null,null,"Klamath County has either lost funding or shifted the funding for the Batterers Intervention Program. Klamath Basin Behavioral Health is taking over the BIP program from Parole and Probation but modifying it to include couples counseling and anger management modification classes.  Concerns for victims have been made known at the monthly KCDVRU meeting but these concerns have not been taken seriously or ignored.We have also recently seen domestic violence calls where the victim has a warrant so she is arrested instead of the offender because the point of one being arrested is to separate them (not to stop a crime but to separate them) or to have the decision made to not charge an offender with the crime that he has committed because we don't have misdemeanor probation officers so he wouldn't be supervised any way.We have also seen an increase of protection order violations ignored or if law enforcement comes out to the victim's location and takes a statement from them the report doesn't make it to the DA's Office for prosecution. We have been speaking with the investigator at the DA's Office to follow up with the victim on the violations (this new step that we are doing with the investigator is helping victims feel a lot more supported by the system).",null,"The 2019 Joint grant funding allowed for the continuation of the Klamath Tribes Healing Winds Domestic & Sexual Violence Program located under Klamath Tribes Social Services in the Klamath Tribes Administration building.  Funding has been able to provide continued employment for the Program Caseworker and has allowed continued support for survivors.  The funding helps maintain the program services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking and stalking.  Those services are as follows:• crisis intervention• safety plans & arrangements• assessment & referral services• referral for support counseling• domestic violence awareness education• advocacy services for survivors of domestic & sexual violence (including trafficking)• advocacy services for survivors of elder abuse & stalking• court advocacy services stemming from family violence & sexual assault• assistance obtaining & renewing protection orders• facilitate cultural support groups and/or referrals for support groups for women• referrals for safe shelter & housing or relocation• culturally therapeutic activities",null,null,null,"Success stories provided by the Program CaseworkerOne of my success stories is of one 36 yr old homeless female with two kids that were removed from her care do to DV in the home. After working with her she regained custody of her children and is now currently employed and is no longer with her abuser. And the best part of that you can see that she is proud of herself and all that she has accomplished.Another one of our success stories is regarding a elder lady that was caught up in a violent dysfunctional relationship with her boyfriend and she had used up all of her resources that could assist her, and had just gotten kicked out of the last shelter that would take her she has multiple health issues and no one wanted to take her in. through our program we were able to assist her with all the extra finances needed to obtain safe housing and now she can live the rest of her life out in peace."]
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This fear discourages women from seeking protection orders because of retaliation, especially if it means that their partners will receive jail time. Domestic violence advocates in the City of Portland continue to work with the police to help them understand and enforce domestic violence laws with a high priority of protecting the victims and their children.  Children are very traumatized by the violence in homes and need extra child-centered therapies to overcome the trauma.  The community needs to continue to educate everyone on the impact of family violence.  In addition, the Mayor of Portland has declared the city's high addiction rates as a public health crisis, mainly because of the powerful methamphetamine that has overwhelmed the community.  More victims are reporting meth use by their abusers.  The paranoia produced by meth is making family violence worse.  Staff appreciates VAWA funding to reduce family violence and to make offender accountability a high priority.",null,"STOP program funding has allowed us to employ a very kind and dedicated Native American advocate who works tirelessly to promote the well-being and safety of the clients on her case load.  Jennifer Lasko advocates for survivors at court, DHS hearings, tribal custody cases and other legal situations.  Jennifer studies the domestic violence laws that protect women on and off reservations.  Jennifer has extensive knowledge of the Child Welfare Act that supports Native American children staying with family members during custody cases.  She will be joining the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women's Group that supports more intensive efforts to locate missing victims and to protect women on and off the reservations.  She is a very professional staff who treats everyone with genuine empathy and understanding."]
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Affordable housing is particularly elusive across the Pacific Northwest and in our particular area. Moreover, domestic violence is one of the leading causes of homelessness for women and children across the country. To achieve sustainable solutions, this pervasive issue requires systems-level advocacy that promotes positive change for all survivors in local communities. Our collective inability to develop safe, affordable housing opportunities will continue to leave many vulnerable and continue to make it more difficult for our most vulnerable to achieve safety.The need for funding that not only improves organizational capacity, but also allows for a living wage cannot be understated in our work. It is not reasonable to consider the work to end IPV a social justice issue while paying our advocates less than a living wage. The ability to employ well-trained, knowledgeable staff with a career mentality can only be accomplished if we raise our wages and benefits to the level compatible with the importance we place on this issue. This is also true for two other critical positions in ending IPV: SANE nurses and BIP providers. Regionally, we lack sufficient SANE resources to provide this critical resource and we do not have enough BIP providers to handle the need. Neither of these positions offer financial or professional advancement due to funding.",null,"STOP Program funding has allowed WCST to provide strong, consistent systems advocacy for survivors of intimate partner violence in our community. WCST advocates provide a wide variety of supports and services to assist survivors of IPV and stalking including attendance at numerous community multi-disciplinary teams, coordination with law enforcement and medical services, and partnerships with other service providers. During this reporting period, WCST has been focusing heavily on improving our crisis response advocacy. This has included regularly visiting morning police briefings. This involves attending shift changes where advocates are able to meet face to face with officers, discuss advocacy services, and the benefits of advocate presence on site for DV/SA calls. These briefing build camaraderie while serving to remind officers of our services. We have also been able to conduct advocate “ride-along” activities, sending advocates out once a month to ride along with officers. On several occasions, the advocate has been with the officer when a DV call comes in. This has been particularly helpful in demonstrating to new or inexperienced officers the benefits of an advocate’s presence on site."]
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While these fact is not reflected in our Muskie data, due to the FTE funded with STOP Grant funds working in programs that do not deny services due to being at capacity, other programs must close to new referrals and limit extensions on funding beyond initial capacity. Increased access to housing subsidies specifically for survivors such as Section 8, public housing, and permanent supportive housing would greatly benefit individuals and families fleeing domestic violence by decreasing dependence on financial resources provided by abusers.Increased access to community based behavioral health services for addressing trauma, mental health disorders and substance use disorders would also greatly benefit survivors, as current programs are often over capacity, resulting in months long waits to access services that are often vital to the ability of individuals to gain stability and independence and recover from abuse. Similarly, programs such as ERDC being at capacity and unavailable have a negative impact on survivors ability to gain employment or training due to being unable to afford the high costs of childcare, even in the rare occasion a subsidy through ERDC or other programs are available. Dedicated funding to pay for childcare for survivors would decrease the burden on overstressed programs having to choose between expending funds for immediate housing stability at the expense of assisting with increasing income by paying for childcare as income is increased. Survivors, particularly from communities of color and other underserved communities frequently refuse to engage with criminal or civil justice proceedings, including seeking restraining orders, reporting to police or filing for crime victim compensation. Survivors report negative past experiences, distrust in law enforcement due to victim blaming or inaction, lack of accountability for perpetrators, lack of positive outcomes from filing reports or attending hearings, lack of enforcement of CPO's, and increased danger from abusers when reporting or obtaining CPO's as top reasons they do not engage with this system. Survivors frequently report that engaging in these systems significantly increases trauma and stress, while rarely resulting in increased safety or positive outcomes. Investment in exploration and development of restorative justice practices that will hold abusers accountable and require lower funding levels that current systems.",null,"STOP Program funding allowed us to provide advocacy services with an emphasis on increasing stability for survivors by providing economic empowerment services and advocacy and increase partnership with local employment and educational programs to connect survivors wishing to increase incomes to independently support themselves and their families while receiving short term housing advocacy and financial assistance."]

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["VS5_Gen_Trans",48,40,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!V20","v":40},null,true]
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["VS5_Age_d25to59",48,3907,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!V25","v":3907},null,true]
["VS5_Age_e60plus",48,439,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!V26","v":439},null,true]
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["VS5_Other_Disability",48,611]
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["VS5_Other_Incarcerated",48,33]
["VS5_Other_Rural",48,2876]
["VS6_SA_Spouse",48,369,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!P9","v":369},null,{"$f":"C491=G491","v":true}]
["VS6_DV_Spouse",48,3206,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!N9","v":3206},null,{"$f":"C492=G492","v":true}]
["VS6_STK_Spouse",48,114,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!R9","v":114},null,true]
["VS6_SA_Family",48,129,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!P10","v":129},null,true]
["VS6_DV_Family",48,451,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!N10","v":451},null,true]
["VS6_STK_Family",48,14,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!R10","v":14},null,true]
["VS6_SA_Dating",48,114,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!P11","v":114},null,true]
["VS6_DV_Dating",48,407,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!N11","v":407},null,true]
["VS6_STK_Dating",48,38,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!R11","v":38},null,true]
["VS6_SA_Acquaint",48,394,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!P12","v":394},null,true]
["VS6_DV_Acquaint",48,49,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!N12","v":49},null,true]
["VS6_STK_Acquaint",48,43,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!R12","v":43},null,true]
["VS6_SA_Stranger",48,121,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!P13","v":121},null,true]
["VS6_STK_Stranger",48,14,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!R13","v":14},null,true]
["VS6_SA_Unknown",48,497,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!P14","v":497},null,true]
["VS6_DV_Unknown",48,452,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!N14","v":452},null,true]
["VS6_STK_Unknown",48,12,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!R14","v":12},null,true]
["VS6_TOTAL_SA",48,1624,null,null,null,{"$f":"SUM('Victim Services'!P9:P14)","v":1624},null,true]
["VS6_TOTAL_DV",48,4565,null,null,null,{"$f":"SUM('Victim Services'!N9:N14)","v":4565},null,true]
["VS6_TOTAL_STK",48,235,null,null,null,{"$f":"SUM('Victim Services'!R9:R14)","v":235},null,true]
["VS7_Vic_CivLegalAdv",48,1429,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!O19","v":3680},null,false]
["VS7_Times_CivLegalAdv",48,1966,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!Q19","v":5068},null,false]
["VS7_Vic_Counsel",48,1459,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!O20","v":3041},null,false]
["VS7_Times_Counsel",48,2878,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!Q20","v":6671},null,false]
["VS7_Vic_CrimJustAdv",48,1851,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!O21","v":1851},null,true]
["VS7_Times_CrimJustAdv",48,2292,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!Q21","v":2292},null,true]
["VS7_Vic_CrisisInt",48,3680,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!O22","v":1459},null,false]
["VS7_Times_CrisisInt",48,5068,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!Q22","v":2878},null,false]
["VS7_Vic_ForensicExam",48,13,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!O23","v":1429},null,false]
["VS7_Times_ForensicExam",48,13,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!Q23","v":1966},null,false]
["VS7_Vic_HospResp",48,480,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!O24","v":498},null,false]
["VS7_Times_HospResp",48,496,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!Q24","v":1855},null,false]
["VS7_Vic_Language",48,241,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!O25","v":480},null,false]
["VS7_Times_Language",48,279,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!Q25","v":496},null,false]
["VS7_Vic_Transport",48,498,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!O26","v":241},null,false]
["VS7_Times_Transport",48,1855,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!Q26","v":279},null,false]
["VS7_Vic_VicAdv",48,3041,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!O27","v":13},null,false]
["VS7_Times_VicAdv",48,6671,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!Q27","v":13},null,false]
["VS7_Vic_Other",48,12,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!O28","v":12},null,true]
["VS7_Times_Other",48,16,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Victim Services'!Q28","v":16},null,true]
["VS7_Vic_Shelter",48,733]
["VS7_Fam_Shelter",48,347]
["VS7_Bednight_Shelter",48,32802]
["VS7_Vic_Thousing",48,23]
["VS7_Fam_Thousing",48,0]
["VS7_Bednight_Thousing",48,4317]
["VS8_Hotline_Vic",48,9789]
["VS8_Hotline_Total",48,14177]
["VS9_Notification",48,453]
["VS10_Req_Temp_SA",48,24,null,"Protection orders, SA:"]
["VS10_Req_Final_SA",48,6,null,"Temp, requested:"]
["VS10_Grnt_Temp_SA",48,13,null,{"$f":"SUM(C540,C757,C972)","v":24},null,{"$f":"Highlights!C14","v":24},null,{"$f":"E542=G542","v":true}]
["VS10_Grnt_Final_SA",48,6,null,"Temp, granted:"]
["VS10_Req_Temp_DV",48,1086,null,{"$f":"SUM(C542,C759,C974)","v":13},null,{"$f":"Highlights!C15","v":13},null,{"$f":"E544=G544","v":true}]
["VS10_Req_Final_DV",48,244,null,"Final, requested:"]
["VS10_Grnt_Temp_DV",48,728,null,{"$f":"SUM(C541,C758,C973)","v":6},null,{"$f":"Highlights!D14","v":6},null,{"$f":"E546=G546","v":true}]
["VS10_Grnt_Final_DV",48,277,null,"Final, granted:"]
["VS10_Req_Temp_STK",48,85,null,{"$f":"SUM(C543,C760,C975)","v":6},null,{"$f":"Highlights!D15","v":6},null,{"$f":"E548=G548","v":true}]
["VS10_Req_Final_STK",48,9]
["VS10_Grnt_Temp_STK",48,33]
["VS10_Grnt_Final_STK",48,10]
["LS_FundsUsed_1or0",48,0]
["LS1_PO",48,0]
["LS1_FamMat",48,0]
["LS1_FamMat_Divorce",48,0]
["LS1_FamMat_Custody",48,0]
["LS1_FamMat_Paternity",48,0]
["LS1_FamMat_ChildSupp",48,0]
["LS1_FamMat_Other",48,0]
["LS1_Consumer",48,0]
["LS1_Employment",48,0]
["LS1_Income",48,0]
["LS1_Housing",48,0]
["LS1_ImmMat",48,0]
["LS1_ImmMat_VAWA",48,0]
["LS1_ImmMat_Cancel",48,0]
["LS1_ImmMat_Uvisa",48,0]
["LS1_ImmMat_Tvisa",48,0]
["LS1_ImmMat_Other",48,0]
["LS1_Criminal",48,0]
["LS1_Education",48,0]
["LS1_Other",48,0]
["LS2_LegalAssist",48,0]
["LS2_LegalAssist_Multiple",48,0]
["LS3_PO_Info",48,0]
["LS3_PO_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_PO_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_PO_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_PO_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_PO_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_PO_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_PO_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Divorce_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Divorce_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Divorce_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Divorce_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Divorce_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Divorce_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Divorce_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Divorce_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Custody_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Custody_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Custody_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Custody_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Custody_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Custody_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Custody_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Custody_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Paternity_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Paternity_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Paternity_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Paternity_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Paternity_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Paternity_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Paternity_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Paternity_Other",48,0]
["LS3_ChildSupp_Info",48,0]
["LS3_ChildSupp_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_ChildSupp_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_ChildSupp_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_ChildSupp_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_ChildSupp_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_ChildSupp_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_ChildSupp_Other",48,0]
["LS3_FamOther_Info",48,0]
["LS3_FamOther_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_FamOther_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_FamOther_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_FamOther_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_FamOther_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_FamOther_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_FamOther_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Consumer_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Consumer_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Consumer_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Consumer_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Consumer_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Consumer_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Consumer_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Consumer_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Employment_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Employment_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Employment_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Employment_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Employment_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Employment_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Employment_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Employment_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Income_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Income_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Income_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Income_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Income_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Income_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Income_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Income_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Housing_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Housing_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Housing_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Housing_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Housing_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Housing_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Housing_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Housing_Other",48,0]
["LS3_VAWA_Info",48,0]
["LS3_VAWA_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_VAWA_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_VAWA_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_VAWA_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_VAWA_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_VAWA_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_VAWA_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Cancel_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Cancel_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Cancel_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Cancel_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Cancel_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Cancel_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Cancel_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Cancel_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Uvisa_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Uvisa_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Uvisa_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Uvisa_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Uvisa_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Uvisa_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Uvisa_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Uvisa_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Tvisa_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Tvisa_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Tvisa_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Tvisa_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Tvisa_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Tvisa_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Tvisa_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Tvisa_Other",48,0]
["LS3_ImmOther_Info",48,0]
["LS3_ImmOther_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_ImmOther_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_ImmOther_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_ImmOther_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_ImmOther_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_ImmOther_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_ImmOther_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Criminal_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Criminal_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Criminal_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Criminal_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Criminal_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Criminal_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Criminal_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Criminal_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Education_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Education_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Education_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Education_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Education_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Education_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Education_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Education_Other",48,0]
["LS3_Other_Info",48,0]
["LS3_Other_BriefService",48,0]
["LS3_Other_AdminDec",48,0]
["LS3_Other_CrtDec",48,0]
["LS3_Other_NegRes_Filed",48,0]
["LS3_Other_NegRes_NoFiled",48,0]
["LS3_Other_Withdrew",48,0]
["LS3_Other_Other",48,0]
["LE_FundsUsed_1or0",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE_FundsUsed_1or0])","v":0},null,{"$f":"C719=G719","v":true}]
["LE1_Calls_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!D7","v":0},null,{"$f":"C720=G720","v":true}]
["LE1_Calls_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!E7","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Calls_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!F7","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_IncidentRpt_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!D8","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_IncidentRpt_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!E8","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_IncidentRpt_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!F8","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Investigated_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!D9","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Investigated_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!E9","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Investigated_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!F9","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_ForensicEvid_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!D10","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Arrest_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!D11","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Arrest_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!E11","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Arrest_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!F11","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_DualArrest_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!E12","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_POserved_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!D13","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_POserved_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!E13","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_POserved_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!F13","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Arrest_BailViol_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!D14","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Arrest_BailViol_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!E14","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Arrest_BailViol_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!F14","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Warrant_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!D15","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Warrant_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!E15","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Warrant_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!F15","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Arrest_POViol_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!D16","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Arrest_POViol_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!E16","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_Arrest_POViol_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!F16","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_POissued_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!D17","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_POissued_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!E17","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_POissued_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!F17","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_RefToPros_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!D18","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_RefToPros_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!E18","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_RefToPros_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!F18","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_RefToPros_Fed_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!D19","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_RefToPros_Fed_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!E19","v":0},null,true]
["LE1_RefToPros_Fed_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"'Law Enforcement'!F19","v":0},null,true]
["LE2_VSRef_Govt",48,0]
["LE2_VSRef_NonGovt",48,0]
["LE3_Req_Temp_SA",48,0,null,"Protection orders, DV:"]
["LE3_Req_Final_SA",48,0,null,"Temp, requested:"]
["LE3_Grnt_Temp_SA",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C544,C761,C976)","v":1086},null,{"$f":"Highlights!C17","v":1086},null,{"$f":"E759=G759","v":true}]
["LE3_Grnt_Final_SA",48,0,null,"Temp, granted:"]
["LE3_Req_Temp_DV",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C546,C763,C978)","v":728},null,{"$f":"Highlights!C18","v":728},null,{"$f":"E761=G761","v":true}]
["LE3_Req_Final_DV",48,0,null,"Final, requested:"]
["LE3_Grnt_Temp_DV",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C545,C762,C977)","v":244},null,{"$f":"Highlights!D17","v":244},null,{"$f":"E763=G763","v":true}]
["LE3_Grnt_Final_DV",48,0,null,"Final, granted:"]
["LE3_Req_Temp_STK",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C547,C764,C979)","v":277},null,{"$f":"Highlights!D18","v":277},null,{"$f":"E765=G765","v":true}]
["LE3_Req_Final_STK",48,0]
["LE3_Grnt_Temp_STK",48,0]
["LE3_Grnt_Final_STK",48,0]
["Pros_FundsUsed_1or0",48,2,null,null,null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros_FundsUsed_1or0])","v":2},null,{"$f":"C769=G769","v":true}]
["Pros1_Received_DV",48,1137,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E8","v":1137},null,{"$f":"C770=G770","v":true}]
["Pros1_Received_SA",48,5,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D8","v":5},null,true]
["Pros1_Received_STK",48,2,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!F8","v":2},null,true]
["Pros1_Accepted_DV",48,946,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E9","v":946},null,true]
["Pros1_Accepted_SA",48,2,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D9","v":2},null,true]
["Pros1_Accepted_STK",48,1,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!F9","v":1},null,true]
["Pros1_Declined_DV",48,283,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E10","v":283},null,true]
["Pros1_Declined_SA",48,3,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D10","v":3},null,true]
["Pros1_Declined_STK",48,1,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!F10","v":1},null,true]
["Pros1_Transfer_DV",48,5,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E11","v":5},null,true]
["Pros1_Transfer_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D11","v":0},null,true]
["Pros1_Transfer_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!F11","v":0},null,true]
["Pros1_RefToFed_DV",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E12","v":0},null,true]
["Pros1_RefToFed_SA",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D12","v":0},null,true]
["Pros1_RefToFed_STK",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!F12","v":0},null,true]
["Pros2_IE_Return_DV",48,129]
["Pros2_IE_Return_SA",48,0]
["Pros2_IE_Return_STK",48,1]
["Pros2_IE_Unavail_DV",48,149]
["Pros2_IE_Unavail_SA",48,3]
["Pros2_IE_Unavail_STK",48,0]
["Pros2_VicReq_DV",48,0]
["Pros2_VicReq_SA",48,0]
["Pros2_VicReq_STK",48,0]
["Pros2_Other_DV",48,0]
["Pros2_Other_SA",48,0]
["Pros2_Other_STK",48,0]
["Pros3_Dismiss_DV_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_DefAdj_DV_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_DV_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_DV_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_DV_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_DV_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_DV_Ord",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_DV_Ord",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C798:C804)","v":0},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E17","v":0},null,{"$f":"E804=G804","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_DV_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_DV_Ord",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D17","v":0},null,{"$f":"C806=G806","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_DV_Mis",48,36]
["Pros3_DefAdj_DV_Mis",48,4]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_DV_Mis",48,273]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_DV_Mis",48,2]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_DV_Mis",48,2]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_DV_Mis",48,1]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_DV_Mis",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_DV_Mis",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C808:C814)","v":282},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E18","v":282},null,{"$f":"E814=G814","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_DV_Mis",48,1]
["Pros3_Total_DV_Mis",48,319,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D18","v":319},null,{"$f":"C816=G816","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_DV_Fel",48,26]
["Pros3_DefAdj_DV_Fel",48,4]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_DV_Fel",48,234]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_DV_Fel",48,38]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_DV_Fel",48,4]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_DV_Fel",48,3]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_DV_Fel",48,1,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_DV_Fel",48,2,null,{"$f":"SUM(C818:C824)","v":286},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E19","v":286},null,{"$f":"E824=G824","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_DV_Fel",48,4]
["Pros3_Total_DV_Fel",48,316,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D19","v":316},null,{"$f":"C826=G826","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_DV_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_DefAdj_DV_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_DV_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_DV_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_DV_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_DV_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_DV_Hom",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_DV_Hom",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C828:C834)","v":0},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E20","v":0},null,{"$f":"E834=G834","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_DV_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_DV_Hom",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D20","v":0},null,{"$f":"C836=G836","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_SA_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_DefAdj_SA_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_SA_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_SA_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_SA_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_SA_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_SA_Mis",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_SA_Mis",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C838:C844)","v":0},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E21","v":0},null,{"$f":"E844=G844","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_SA_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_SA_Mis",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D21","v":0},null,{"$f":"C846=G846","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_SA_Fel",48,1]
["Pros3_DefAdj_SA_Fel",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_SA_Fel",48,1]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_SA_Fel",48,1]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_SA_Fel",48,1]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_SA_Fel",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_SA_Fel",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_SA_Fel",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C848:C854)","v":3},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E22","v":3},null,{"$f":"E854=G854","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_SA_Fel",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_SA_Fel",48,4,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D22","v":4},null,{"$f":"C856=G856","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_SA_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_DefAdj_SA_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_SA_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_SA_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_SA_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_SA_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_SA_Hom",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_SA_Hom",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C858:C864)","v":0},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E23","v":0},null,{"$f":"E864=G864","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_SA_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_SA_Hom",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D23","v":0},null,{"$f":"C866=G866","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_STK_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_DefAdj_STK_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_STK_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_STK_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_STK_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_STK_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_STK_Ord",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_STK_Ord",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C868:C874)","v":0},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E24","v":0},null,{"$f":"E874=G874","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_STK_Ord",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_STK_Ord",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D24","v":0},null,{"$f":"C876=G876","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_STK_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_DefAdj_STK_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_STK_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_STK_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_STK_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_STK_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_STK_Mis",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_STK_Mis",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C878:C884)","v":0},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E25","v":0},null,{"$f":"E884=G884","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_STK_Mis",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_STK_Mis",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D25","v":0},null,{"$f":"C886=G886","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_STK_Fel",48,0]
["Pros3_DefAdj_STK_Fel",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_STK_Fel",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_STK_Fel",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_STK_Fel",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_STK_Fel",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_STK_Fel",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_STK_Fel",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C888:C894)","v":0},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E26","v":0},null,{"$f":"E894=G894","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_STK_Fel",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_STK_Fel",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D26","v":0},null,{"$f":"C896=G896","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_STK_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_DefAdj_STK_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_STK_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_STK_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_STK_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_STK_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_STK_Hom",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_STK_Hom",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C898:C904)","v":0},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E27","v":0},null,{"$f":"E904=G904","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_STK_Hom",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_STK_Hom",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D27","v":0},null,{"$f":"C906=G906","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_BailViol",48,0]
["Pros3_DefAdj_BailViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_BailViol",48,4]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_BailViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_BailViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_BailViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_BailViol",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_BailViol",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C908:C914)","v":4},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E28","v":4},null,{"$f":"E914=G914","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_BailViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_BailViol",48,4,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D28","v":4},null,{"$f":"C916=G916","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_ProbViol",48,0]
["Pros3_DefAdj_ProbViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_ProbViol",48,12]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_ProbViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_ProbViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_ProbViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_ProbViol",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_ProbViol",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C918:C924)","v":12},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E29","v":12},null,{"$f":"E924=G924","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_ProbViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_ProbViol",48,12,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D29","v":12},null,{"$f":"C926=G926","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_POViol",48,27]
["Pros3_DefAdj_POViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_POViol",48,229]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_POViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_POViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_POViol",48,6]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_POViol",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_POViol",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C928:C934)","v":235},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E30","v":235},null,{"$f":"E934=G934","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_POViol",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_POViol",48,262,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D30","v":262},null,{"$f":"C936=G936","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_CrtOrder",48,0]
["Pros3_DefAdj_CrtOrder",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_CrtOrder",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_CrtOrder",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_CrtOrder",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_CrtOrder",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_CrtOrder",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_CrtOrder",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C938:C944)","v":0},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E31","v":0},null,{"$f":"E944=G944","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_CrtOrder",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_CrtOrder",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D31","v":0},null,{"$f":"C946=G946","v":true}]
["Pros3_Dismiss_Other",48,0]
["Pros3_DefAdj_Other",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PAC_Other",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PSC_Other",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_PLC_Other",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GAC_Other",48,0]
["Pros3_Convict_GSC_Other",48,0,null,"Total convicted:"]
["Pros3_Convict_GLC_Other",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C948:C954)","v":0},null,{"$f":"Prosecution!E32","v":0},null,{"$f":"E954=G954","v":true}]
["Pros3_Acquit_Other",48,0]
["Pros3_Total_Other",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Prosecution!D32","v":0},null,{"$f":"C956=G956","v":true}]
["Pros3_TOTAL_Dismiss",48,90]
["Pros3_TOTAL_DefAdj",48,8]
["Pros3_TOTAL_Convict_PAC",48,753]
["Pros3_TOTAL_Convict_PSC",48,41]
["Pros3_TOTAL_Convict_PLC",48,7]
["Pros3_TOTAL_Convict_GAC",48,10]
["Pros3_TOTAL_Convict_GSC",48,1]
["Pros3_TOTAL_Convict_GLC",48,2]
["Pros3_TOTAL_Acquit",48,5]
["Pros3_TOTAL_Total",48,917]
["Pros4_RefToFed",48,0]
["Pros4_RefToState",48,0]
["Pros4_TOTAL",48,0]
["Pros5_VSRef_Govt",48,662]
["Pros5_VSRef_NonGovt",48,153]
["Pros6_Req_Temp_SA",48,0,null,"Protection orders, STK:"]
["Pros6_Req_Final_SA",48,0,null,"Temp, requested:"]
["Pros6_Grnt_Temp_SA",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C548,C765,C980)","v":85},null,{"$f":"Highlights!C20","v":85},null,{"$f":"E974=G974","v":true}]
["Pros6_Grnt_Final_SA",48,0,null,"Temp, granted:"]
["Pros6_Req_Temp_DV",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C550,C767,C982)","v":33},null,{"$f":"Highlights!C21","v":33},null,{"$f":"E976=G976","v":true}]
["Pros6_Req_Final_DV",48,0,null,"Final, requested:"]
["Pros6_Grnt_Temp_DV",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C549,C766,C981)","v":9},null,{"$f":"Highlights!D20","v":9},null,{"$f":"E978=G978","v":true}]
["Pros6_Grnt_Final_DV",48,0,null,"Final, granted:"]
["Pros6_Req_Temp_STK",48,0,null,{"$f":"SUM(C551,C768,C983)","v":10},null,{"$f":"Highlights!D21","v":10},null,{"$f":"E980=G980","v":true}]
["Pros6_Req_Final_STK",48,0]
["Pros6_Grnt_Temp_STK",48,0]
["Pros6_Grnt_Final_STK",48,0]
["Crt_FundsUsed_1or0",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Crt_FundsUsed_1or0])","v":0},null,{"$f":"C984=G984","v":true}]
["Crt2_Dismiss_SA_Mis",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_SA_Mis",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_SA_Mis",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_SA_Mis",48,0]
["Crt2_Dismiss_SA_Fel",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_SA_Fel",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_SA_Fel",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_SA_Fel",48,0]
["Crt2_Dismiss_Hom",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_Hom",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_Hom",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_Hom",48,0]
["Crt2_Dismiss_DV_Ord",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_DV_Ord",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_DV_Ord",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_DV_Ord",48,0]
["Crt2_Dismiss_DV_Mis",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_DV_Mis",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_DV_Mis",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_DV_Mis",48,0]
["Crt2_Dismiss_DV_Fel",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_DV_Fel",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_DV_Fel",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_DV_Fel",48,0]
["Crt2_Dismiss_STK_Ord",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_STK_Ord",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_STK_Ord",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_STK_Ord",48,0]
["Crt2_Dismiss_STK_Mis",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_STK_Mis",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_STK_Mis",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_STK_Mis",48,0]
["Crt2_Dismiss_STK_Fel",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_STK_Fel",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_STK_Fel",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_STK_Fel",48,0]
["Crt2_Dismiss_POViol",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_POViol",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_POViol",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_POViol",48,0]
["Crt2_Dismiss_BailViol",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_BailViol",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_BailViol",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_BailViol",48,0]
["Crt2_Dismiss_ProbViol",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_ProbViol",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_ProbViol",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_ProbViol",48,0]
["Crt2_Dismiss_CrtOrder",48,0]
["Crt2_DefAdj_CrtOrder",48,0]
["Crt2_Convict_CrtOrder",48,0]
["Crt2_Acquit_CrtOrder",48,0]
["Crt2_TOTAL_Dismiss",48,0]
["Crt2_TOTAL_DefAdj",48,0]
["Crt2_TOTAL_Convict",48,0]
["Crt2_TOTAL_Acquit",48,0]
["Crt3_Offender",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Crt3_Offender])","v":0},null,{"$f":"C1041=G1041","v":true}]
["Crt3_Hearing",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Crt3_Hearing])","v":0},null,{"$f":"C1042=G1042","v":true}]
["Crt4_NoAction_PO",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!D8","v":0},null,{"$f":"C1043=G1043","v":true}]
["Crt4_Warning_PO",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!E8","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Fine_PO",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!F8","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_AddCond_PO",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!G8","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Revoke_PO",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!H8","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_NoAction_NewCrim",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!D9","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Warning_NewCrim",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!E9","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Fine_NewCrim",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!F9","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_AddCond_NewCrim",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!G9","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Revoke_NewCrim",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!H9","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_NoAction_BIP",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!D10","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Warning_BIP",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!E10","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Fine_BIP",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!F10","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_AddCond_BIP",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!G10","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Revoke_BIP",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!H10","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_NoAction_OtherTreat",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!D11","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Warning_OtherTreat",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!E11","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Fine_OtherTreat",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!F11","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_AddCond_OtherTreat",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!G11","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Revoke_OtherTreat",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!H11","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_NoAction_OtherCond",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!D12","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Warning_OtherCond",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!E12","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Fine_OtherCond",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!F12","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_AddCond_OtherCond",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!G12","v":0},null,true]
["Crt4_Revoke_OtherCond",48,0,null,null,null,{"$f":"Courts!H12","v":0},null,true]
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[null,null,"Elder organization staff",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_Elder])","v":16},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D23/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D23/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D23/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":8.7288597926895792E-3}]
[null,null,"Disability organization staff",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_DisOrg])","v":10},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D24/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D24/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D24/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":5.4555373704309879E-3}]
[null,null,"Advocacy organization staff",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_AdvOrg])","v":7},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D25/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D25/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D25/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":"<1%"}]
[null,null,"SANEs/SAFEs",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_HealthProf_SANE])","v":5},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D26/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D26/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D26/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":"<1%"}]
[null,null,"Educators",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_Educator])","v":2},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D27/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D27/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D27/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":"<1%"}]
[null,null,"Batterer intervention program staff",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_BIP])","v":0},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D28/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D28/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D28/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":0}]
[null,null,"Corrections personnel",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_Corrections])","v":0},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D29/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D29/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D29/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":0}]
[null,null,"Faith-based organization staff",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_FaithBased])","v":0},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D30/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D30/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D30/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":0}]
[null,null,"Immigrant organization staff",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_ImmOrg])","v":0},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D31/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D31/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D31/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":0}]
[null,null,"Other",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_Other])","v":0},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D32/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D32/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D32/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":0}]
[null,null,"Sex offender treatment providers",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_SexOffTreat])","v":0},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D33/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D33/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D33/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":0}]
[null,null,"Substance abuse organization staff",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_SubAbuse])","v":0},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D34/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D34/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D34/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":0}]
[null,null,"Supervised visitation and exchange center staff",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_SupVisit])","v":0},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D35/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D35/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D35/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":0}]
[null,null,"Translators/interpreters",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Tr2_Translator])","v":0},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D36/SUM($D$10:$D$36)<0.005,D36/SUM($D$10:$D$36)>0),\"<1%\",D36/SUM($D$10:$D$36)))","v":0}]
[null,null,"Total number of professionals trained",{"$f":"SUM($D$10:$D$36)","v":1833},{"$f":"IF($D$37=0,\"N/A\",D37/SUM($D$10:$D$36))","v":1}]

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["Victim Services - 2019 STOP Administrators Report"]
[{"$f":"'General Grant Information'!A2","v":"Oregon"}]
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[null,{"$f":"\"-    Number of individual subgrantees using STOP Program funds for victim services: \"&SUM(DATA[VS_FundsUsed_1or0])&\" (\"&ROUND(100*SUM(DATA[VS_FundsUsed_1or0])/COUNT(DATA[ID]),1)&\"% of all subgrantees reporting)\"","v":"-    Number of individual subgrantees using STOP Program funds for victim services: 41 (85.4% of all subgrantees reporting)"}]
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[null,null,"Victims/survivors seeking services who were served, partially served, or not served",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Relationship to offender",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Demographics of victims/survivors receiving services"]
[null,null,null,"Domesic violence/dating violence",null,"Sexual assault",null,"Stalking",null,"Total",null,null,"Relationship to offender","Domesic violence/dating violence",null,"Sexual assault",null,"Stalking",null,null,"Demographics","Number of victims/survivors","Percent"]
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[null,null,"Partially served",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS1_PSrvd_DV])","v":222},{"$f":"IF(D$12=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D10/SUM(D$9:D$11)<0.005,D10/SUM(D$9:D$11)>0),\"<1%\",D10/SUM(D$9:D$11)))","v":5.0203527815468114E-2},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS1_PSrvd_SA])","v":67},4.1692594897324207E-2,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS1_PSrvd_STK])","v":3},{"$f":"IF(H$12=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(H10/SUM(H$9:H$11)<0.005,H10/SUM(H$9:H$11)>0),\"<1%\",H10/SUM(H$9:H$11)))","v":1.3392857142857142E-2},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS1_TOTAL_PSrvd])","v":292},{"$f":"IF(J$12=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(J10/SUM(J$9:J$11)<0.005,J10/SUM(J$9:J$11)>0),\"<1%\",J10/SUM(J$9:J$11)))","v":4.6697585159123624E-2},null,"Other family or household member",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_DV_Family])","v":451},{"$f":"IF(N$15=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(N10/SUM(N$9:N$13)>0,N10/SUM(N$9:N$13)<0.005),\"<1%\",N10/SUM(N$9:N$13)))","v":0.10965232190615123},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_SA_Family])","v":129},{"$f":"IF(P$15=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(P10/SUM(P$9:P$13)>0,P10/SUM(P$9:P$13)<0.005),\"<1%\",P10/SUM(P$9:P$13)))","v":0.11446317657497782},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_STK_Family])","v":14},6.2780269058295965E-2,null,"Asian ",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Race_Asian])","v":81},{"$f":"IF(SUM($V$9:$V$15)=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(V10/SUM($V$9:$V$15)>0,V10/SUM($V$9:$V$13)<0.005),\"<1%\",V10/SUM($V$9:$V$15)))","v":1.6199999999999999E-2}]
[null,null,"Not served",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS1_NotSrvd_DV])","v":47},1.0628674807779286E-2,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS1_NotSrvd_SA])","v":0},0,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS1_NotSrvd_STK])","v":0},{"$f":"IF(H$12=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(H11/SUM(H$9:H$11)<0.005,H11/SUM(H$9:H$11)>0),\"<1%\",H11/SUM(H$9:H$11)))","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS1_TOTAL_NotSrvd])","v":47},{"$f":"IF(J$12=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(J11/SUM(J$9:J$11)<0.005,J11/SUM(J$9:J$11)>0),\"<1%\",J11/SUM(J$9:J$11)))","v":7.5163921317767468E-3},null,"Dating relationship",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_DV_Dating])","v":407},9.8954534403112082E-2,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_SA_Dating])","v":114},0.10115350488021295,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_STK_Dating])","v":38},0.17040358744394618,null,"Black or African American",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Race_Black])","v":203},4.0599999999999997E-2]
[null,null,"Total seeking services",{"$f":"SUM(D9:D11)","v":4422},{"$f":"IF(D$12=0,\"N/A\",D12/SUM(D$9:D$11))","v":1},{"$f":"SUM(F9:F11)","v":1607},{"$f":"IF(F$12=0,\"N/A\",F12/SUM(F$9:F$11))","v":1},{"$f":"SUM(H9:H11)","v":224},{"$f":"IF(H$12=0,\"N/A\",H12/SUM(H$9:H$11))","v":1},{"$f":"SUM(J9:J11)","v":6253},{"$f":"IF(J$12=0,\"N/A\",J12/SUM(J$9:J$11))","v":1},null,"Acquaintance",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_DV_Acquaint])","v":49},1.1913445173839047E-2,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_SA_Acquaint])","v":394},0.34960070984915703,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_STK_Acquaint])","v":43},0.19282511210762332,null,"Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Race_Hispanic])","v":998},0.1996]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Stranger",null,null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_SA_Stranger])","v":121},0.10736468500443656,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_STK_Stranger])","v":14},6.2780269058295965E-2,null,"Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Race_Pacific])","v":72},1.44E-2]
[null,{"$f":"\"-    Total number of victims/survivors receiving services: \"&TEXT(SUM(DATA[VS1_TOTAL_SrvdPSrvd]),\"###,###\")&\" (\"&ROUND(100*SUM(DATA[VS1_TOTAL_SrvdPSrvd])/(SUM(DATA[VS1_TOTAL_SrvdPSrvd])+SUM(DATA[VS1_TOTAL_NotSrvd])),1)&\"% of those seeking services)\"","v":"-    Total number of victims/survivors receiving services: 6,206 (99.2% of those seeking services)"},null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Unknown",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_DV_Unknown])","v":452},null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_SA_Unknown])","v":497},null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS6_STK_Unknown])","v":12},null,null,"White ",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Race_White])","v":3198},0.63959999999999995]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Total (excluding unknown)",{"$f":"SUM(N9:N13)","v":4113},{"$f":"IF(N$15=0,\"N/A\",SUM(O9:O13))","v":1},1127,{"$f":"IF(P$15=0,\"N/A\",SUM(Q9:Q13))","v":0.99999999999999989},223,{"$f":"IF(R$15=0,\"N/A\",SUM(S9:S13))","v":0.99999999999999989},null,"Some other race, ethnicity, or origin",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Race_Other])","v":156},3.1199999999999999E-2]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Unknown",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Race_Unknown])","v":1294}]
[null,null,"Victims/survivors receiving services",null,null,null,"New victims/survivors receiving services",null,null,null,null,null,"Type of service received",null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Gender"]
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[null,null,null,"Number","Percent",null,null,null,null,"Number","Percent",null,"Crisis intervention",null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Vic_CrisisInt])","v":3680},null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Times_CrisisInt])","v":5068},null,null,null,"Male",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Gen_Male])","v":570},{"$f":"IF(SUM($V$18:$V$20)=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(V19/SUM($V$18:$V$20)>0,V19/SUM($V$18:$V$20)<0.005),\"<1%\",V19/SUM($V$18:$V$20)))","v":0.10497237569060773}]
[null,null,"Domestic violence/ dating violence",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS1_SrvdPSrvd_DV])","v":4375},{"$f":"IF($D$23=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D20/SUM(D$20:D$22)<0.005,D20/SUM(D$20:D$22)>0),\"<1%\",D20/SUM($D$20:$D$22)))","v":0.70496293909120211},null,"Domestic violence/ dating violence",null,null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS2_NewSrvd_DV])","v":4047},{"$f":"IF($J$23=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(J20/SUM(J$20:J$22)<0.005,J20/SUM(J$20:J$22)>0),\"<1%\",J20/SUM($J$20:$J$22)))","v":0.73182640144665456},null,"Victim/survivor advocacy",null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Vic_VicAdv])","v":3041},null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Times_VicAdv])","v":6671},null,null,null,"Transgender or gender nonconforming",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Gen_Trans])","v":40},7.3664825046040518E-3]
[null,null,"Sexual assault",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS1_SrvdPSrvd_SA])","v":1607},{"$f":"IF($D$23=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D21/SUM(D$20:D$22)<0.005,D21/SUM(D$20:D$22)>0),\"<1%\",D21/SUM($D$20:$D$22)))","v":0.2589429584273284},null,"Sexual assault",null,null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS2_NewSrvd_SA])","v":1267},{"$f":"IF($J$23=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(J21/SUM(J$20:J$22)<0.005,J21/SUM(J$20:J$22)>0),\"<1%\",J21/SUM($J$20:$J$22)))","v":0.22911392405063291},null,"Criminal justice advocacy",null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Vic_CrimJustAdv])","v":1851},null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Times_CrimJustAdv])","v":2292},null,null,null,"Unknown",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Gen_Unknown])","v":776}]
[null,null,"Stalking",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS1_SrvdPSrvd_STK])","v":224},{"$f":"IF($D$23=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(D22/SUM(D$20:D$22)<0.005,D22/SUM(D$20:D$22)>0),\"<1%\",D22/SUM($D$20:$D$22)))","v":3.6094102481469548E-2},null,"Stalking",null,null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS2_NewSrvd_STK])","v":216},{"$f":"IF($J$23=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(J22/SUM(J$20:J$22)<0.005,J22/SUM(J$20:J$22)>0),\"<1%\",J22/SUM($J$20:$J$22)))","v":3.9059674502712478E-2},null,"Counseling/support group",null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Vic_Counsel])","v":1459},null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Times_Counsel])","v":2878},null,null,null,"Age"]
[null,null,"Total",{"$f":"SUM(D20:D22)","v":6206},{"$f":"IF($D$23=0,\"N/A\",D23/SUM($D$20:$D$22))","v":1},null,"Total",null,null,{"$f":"SUM(J20:J22)","v":5530},{"$f":"IF($J$23=0,\"N/A\",J23/SUM($J$20:$J$22))","v":1},null,"Civil legal advocacy",null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Vic_CivLegalAdv])","v":1429},null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Times_CivLegalAdv])","v":1966},null,null,null,{"$f":"\"11-17\"","v":"11-17"},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Age_b11to17])","v":265},{"$f":"IF(SUM($V$23:$V$26)=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(V23/SUM($V$23:$V$26)>0,V23/SUM($V$23:$V$26)<0.005),\"<1%\",V23/SUM($V$23:$V$26)))","v":4.6778464254192409E-2}]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Transportation",null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Vic_Transport])","v":498},null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Times_Transport])","v":1855},null,null,null,"18-24",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Age_c18to24])","v":1054},{"$f":"IF(SUM($V$23:$V$26)=0,\"N/A\",IF(AND(V24/SUM($V$23:$V$26)>0,V24/SUM($V$23:$V$26)<0.005),\"<1%\",V24/SUM($V$23:$V$26)))","v":0.18605472197705208}]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Hospital response",null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Vic_HospResp])","v":480},null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Times_HospResp])","v":496},null,null,null,"25-59",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Age_d25to59])","v":3907},0.68967343336275377]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Language services",null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Vic_Language])","v":241},null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Times_Language])","v":279},null,null,null,"60+",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Age_e60plus])","v":439},7.7493380406001761E-2]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Forensic exam",null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Vic_ForensicExam])","v":13},null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Times_ForensicExam])","v":13},null,null,null,"Unknown",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS5_Age_Unknown])","v":541}]
[null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,"Other",null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Vic_Other])","v":12},null,{"$f":"SUM(DATA[VS7_Times_Other])","v":16}]
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[null,null,"Arrests for violation of bail bond",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE1_Arrest_BailViol_SA])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE1_Arrest_BailViol_DV])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE1_Arrest_BailViol_STK])","v":0},0]
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[null,null,"Protection orders issued",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE1_POissued_SA])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE1_POissued_DV])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE1_POissued_STK])","v":0},0]
[null,null,"Referrals of cases to prosecutor",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE1_RefToPros_SA])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE1_RefToPros_DV])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE1_RefToPros_STK])","v":0},0]
[null,null,"Referred for federal prosecution",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE1_RefToPros_Fed_SA])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE1_RefToPros_Fed_DV])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[LE1_RefToPros_Fed_STK])","v":0},0]

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[null,null,"Felony domestic violence/dating violence",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_Total_DV_Fel])","v":316},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_DefAdj_DV_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PAC_DV_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PSC_DV_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PLC_DV_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GAC_DV_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GSC_DV_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GLC_DV_Fel])","v":286},0.90506329113924056]
[null,null,"Domestic violence/dating violence Homicide",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_Total_DV_Hom])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_DefAdj_DV_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PAC_DV_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PSC_DV_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PLC_DV_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GAC_DV_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GSC_DV_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GLC_DV_Hom])","v":0},"N/A"]
[null,null,"Misdemeanor sexual assault",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_Total_SA_Mis])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_DefAdj_SA_Mis],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PAC_SA_Mis],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PSC_SA_Mis],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PLC_SA_Mis],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GAC_SA_Mis],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GSC_SA_Mis],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GLC_SA_Mis])","v":0},"N/A"]
[null,null,"Felony sexual assault",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_Total_SA_Fel])","v":4},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_DefAdj_SA_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PAC_SA_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PSC_SA_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PLC_SA_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GAC_SA_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GSC_SA_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GLC_SA_Fel])","v":3},0.75]
[null,null,"Sexual assault homicide",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_Total_SA_Hom])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_DefAdj_SA_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PAC_SA_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PSC_SA_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PLC_SA_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GAC_SA_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GSC_SA_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GLC_SA_Hom])","v":0},"N/A"]
[null,null,"Stalking Ordinance",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_Total_STK_Ord])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_DefAdj_STK_Ord],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PAC_STK_Ord],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PSC_STK_Ord],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PLC_STK_Ord],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GAC_STK_Ord],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GSC_STK_Ord],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GLC_STK_Ord])","v":0},"N/A"]
[null,null,"Misdemeanor stalking",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_Total_STK_Mis])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_DefAdj_STK_Mis],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PAC_STK_Mis],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PSC_STK_Mis],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PLC_STK_Mis],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GAC_STK_Mis],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GSC_STK_Mis],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GLC_STK_Mis])","v":0},"N/A"]
[null,null,"Felony stalking",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_Total_STK_Fel])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_DefAdj_STK_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PAC_STK_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PSC_STK_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PLC_STK_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GAC_STK_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GSC_STK_Fel],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GLC_STK_Fel])","v":0},"N/A"]
[null,null,"Stalking Homicide",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_Total_STK_Hom])","v":0},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_DefAdj_STK_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PAC_STK_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PSC_STK_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PLC_STK_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GAC_STK_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GSC_STK_Hom],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GLC_STK_Hom])","v":0},"N/A"]
[null,null,"Violation of bail",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_Total_BailViol])","v":4},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_DefAdj_BailViol],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PAC_BailViol],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PSC_BailViol],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PLC_BailViol],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GAC_BailViol],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GSC_BailViol],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GLC_BailViol])","v":4},1]
[null,null,"Violation of probation or parole",{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_Total_ProbViol])","v":12},{"$f":"SUM(DATA[Pros3_DefAdj_ProbViol],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PAC_ProbViol],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PSC_ProbViol],DATA[Pros3_Convict_PLC_ProbViol],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GAC_ProbViol],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GSC_ProbViol],DATA[Pros3_Convict_GLC_ProbViol])","v":12},1]
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