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ChildSafe Treatment Statistics
We're often asked if child sexual abuse is a big problem in the community, and how many victims we see.
ChildSafe began in 1986 with 10 clients in treatment, and that number has steadily grown. Our highest case load (668 clients) was in 2007, when we were operating three therapy programs. In mid-2009 we discontinued the PHASE program, which offered treatment for juvenile sexual offenders, so we could devote all our resources to treatment for victims.
In 2009 we treated a total of 412 clients. Here's the breakdown:
Clients Treated by ChildSafe in 2009:
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Number
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Percent
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Clients new to ChildSafe:
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282
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68%
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Clients continuing treatment from previous year(s):
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130
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32%
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Total:
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412 |
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By program:
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CSATP (Child Sexual Abuse Treatment Program):
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369
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90%
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AMAC (Adults Molested as Children):
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27
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6%
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PHASE (Promoting Healthy Adolescent Sexual
Expression – discontinued in mid-2009):
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16
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4%
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By gender:
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Female:
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301
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73%
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Male:
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111
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27%
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By age:
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Where our clients live:
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Fort Collins: 65%
80521: 13%
80524: 22%
80525: 24%
80526: 29%
80527: 2%
80528: 10%
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Loveland: 20%
Johnstown: 2%
Wellington: 2%
Greeley: 1.75%
Windsor: 1.5%
Pierce: 1.25%
Walden: 1%
Berthoud: 1%
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Bellvue: 0.75%
Carr: 0.75%
Eaton: 0.75%
Evans: 0.75%
Cheyenne: 0.50%
Longmont: 0.25%
Fort Lupton: 0.25%
Adams County: 0.25%
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Ethnicity of our clients:
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Caucasian 84%
Latino 12%
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African American 1%
Asian 1%
Mixed Race 2%
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Special circumstances in our 180 client families:
Meth involvement by one or both parents: 30 families (17%)
Domestic violence (between mom and partner): 66 families (37%)
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Who referred our clients
(ranked from highest number of referrals to lowest):
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1. Other
2. Larimer County Child Advocacy
Center
3. Self
4. Non-ChildSafe therapist
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5. Law Enforcement
6. Medical
7. School
8. SAVA (Sexual Assault
Victim Advocate Center)
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