Attachment 6.xlsx

This file is a VOCA Data Performance Measurement Tracking Report submitted to South Carolina for a Case Management System contract, documenting victim services data across six quarterly reporting periods from July 1, 2021, through December 31, 2022. The report tracks comprehensive service delivery metrics for children served through VOCA (Victim of Crime Act) funded programs, including total children served quarterly, demographic information for newly served children, types of victimization documented, and special needs identification. Over the six-quarter period, total children served ranged from 8,215 to 10,091 per quarter, with new children served in initial quarters totaling 8,215 and subsequently ranging from 1,338 to 1,766 per quarter in subsequent periods. The data captures detailed demographic breakdowns by race/ethnicity, gender identity, and age groups (0-12, 13-17, 18-24), enabling tracking of service equity and reach across vulnerable populations.

The report documents victimization types among all children served, with child physical abuse or neglect representing the predominant category across all quarters (ranging from 8,054 to 10,073 cases), followed by child sexual abuse/assault (15 to 167 cases) and other categories including substantial risk or threat of harm. Special needs data identifies children requiring additional services due to deaf or hard of hearing status, LGBTQ identification, disabilities, or limited English proficiency, with disability-related needs being the most frequently documented (ranging from 62 to 358 children per quarter). The dataset notes that the initial reporting period includes all children as new clients, reflecting the beginning of the grant period, and indicates the case management system was implemented to systematically track VOCA-funded victim assistance services across the state.