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Community Social Service Workload Indicators

Source:  Department of Social and Health Services

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COMMUNITY SOCIAL SERVICE WORKLOAD INDICATORS
Average Monthly Caseloads
  State Fiscal Year
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Family and Children's Services
Family Reconciliation
   Phase 1 - Intake Assessment - Families Served 700 708 684 663 650
   Phase 2 - Crisis Counseling - Families Served 129 134 143 132 128
   Child Protective Services - Families Opened 3,111 3,165 2,943 2,964 2,903
Day Care - Children Served
   Regular Child Care 2,340 2,057 2,136 1,988 4,317
   Seasonal Child Care na na na na na
   Therapeutic Child Care na na na na na
   Medicaid Treatment Child Care 314 296 254 260 172
Interim Care
   Crisis Residential Centers 169 146 142 136 136
   Family Receiving Homes 605 559 408 326 333
   Residential Assessments 13 12 10 8 9
   Interim Care 109 127 136 171 172
Foster Care - Children in Paid Out-of-Home Placement
   Foster Family Care 6,431 6,403 6,521 6,658 6,737
   Group Care 1,015 881 838 957 965
   Relative Placement 2,731 2,739 2,995 3,382 3,561
Adoption Support Payments - Children Receiving Payments 7,392 8,387 9,205 9,964 10,631
Victims of Domestic Violence - Emergency Services
   Calls Received on Statewide Hotline 2,282 2,405 26,694 22,370 18,803
   Bednights Provided1 10,301 10,926 124,013 134,270 na
   Individuals Sheltered 538 547 8,696 6,147 na
Aging and Adult Services-Clients Served
Chore Services2 119 88 55 44 30
Adult Family Homes 3,279 3,419 3,592 3,780 3,938
Adult Residential Care 1,461 1,528 1,660 1,780 1,765
Adult Protective Services 841 860 914 905 893
Community Options Program Entry System (COPES) 22,996 23,360 23,487 23,935 na
Title 19 Personal Care Services 10,902 11,006 11,662 12,666 na

  Calendar Year
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
Aging Network Services-Clients Served
Nutritional Services - Meals Served Per Month 264,711 266,944 259,711 251,430 239,909
Congregate Meals - 1 Year 1,517,276 1,538,543 1,483,681 1,484,059 1,421,446
Home Delivered Meals - 1 Year 1,659,260 1,664,786 1,632,845 1,533,095 1,457,457
Adult Day Health 1,572 1,750 1,737 1,739 1,804
Personal Care 864 802 1,022 1,136 933
Information and Assistance3 225,574 283,468 284,819 590,898 1,076,864
Case Management 32,213 33,727 34,635 50,729 51,919
Legal Services 2,659 na  na  na  na 
Transportation 13,987 na  na  na  na 
Respite Care 2,780 na  na  3,955 2,907

  State Fiscal Year
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Developmental Disabilities - Average End of Month Count
   Community Services4
      Community Residential Programs5 4,000 4,469 4,900 4,723 4,620
      Personal Care 10,648 10,933 10,978 11,150 11,356
      Family Support Services 2,340 3,710 3,720 4,089 4,478
      Employment and Day Programs6 10,749 8,729 8,643 9,021 9,398
      Voluntary Placement 440 314 172 99 32
      State Operated Living Alternatives 113 113 113 112 110
   Residential Habilitation Centers7 1,044 1,035 1,001 982 996
Alcohol and Substance Abuse8
Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services
   Residential Treatment Admissions (> 18 years) 689 704 777 575 538
   ADATSA Assessments9,11 1,033 1,116 1,132 1,141 1,022
   ADATSA Outpatient Cases Served 356 366 391 448 424
   Community Services Outpatient Admissions11 1,618 1,721 1,817 2,717 2,661
   Youth (<18 years) Residential Admissions11 108 118 120 136 136
   Youth (<18 years) Outpatient Admissions11 373 367 360 395 380
   Methadone Admissions - Adult12 67 102 178 173 154

1Beginning July 2001, Seasonal Child Care was transferred to Economic Services Administration.
2As of September 2001, the Therapeutic Child Care program was terminated. Beginning October 2001, the Medicaid Treatment Child Care program started.
3AASA restricted entry to the chore services program beginning October 1993 to control caseloads and expenditures in excess of allotted levels. The program continues to be restricted.
4Includes all of the people served by Developmental Disability Community Services.
5Includes Group Homes, Community Institutions for Mentally Retarded, Intensive Tenant Support, Tenant Support and Alternative Living.
6May include persons counted in other DD Community Services Programs.
7Includes Lakeland Village and Rainier, Yakima Valley, Fircrest, Interlake, and Frances Haddon Morgan Schools.
8Data has been changed to reflect DASA's definition of youth age range to be less than 18 years old.
9ADATSA: Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Treatment and Support Act.
10Figures are not unduplicated by client or between treatment types.
11Includes ADATSA outpatient admissions and county direct services.
12The Job Opportunities and Basic Skills Training Program (JOBS) has been phased out and replaced with the WorkFirst program.

na - not available.

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