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(Click here for a printable PDF version of the 2010 Profile. You will also find the
archives for CASANYS' Local Program Profiles here.)
- Chart 1A represents a summary of volunteer education.
- Chart 1C represents ethnicity of all volunteers and new volunteers.
All Volunteers = 905; New Volunteers = 317.
- Chart 1E represents volunteer employment breakdown.
 - Seventeen
programs reported that volunteers on average receive one case at a
time. Three programs reported assigning an average of two cases
per volunteer, one program reported assigning an average of three cases
per volunteer.
- Programs reported that their volunteers serve anywhere from one-to-five children at one time.
- Volunteers
remain active with CASA programs for an average of 33 months. The
most commonly cited reasons for leaving are family, employment
concerns, and relocation.
The
Children We
Serve
- CASA
programs in New York State handled 1,935 cases in 2010, serving 3,546
children. 742 children were newly assigned to CASA. Of all
children, 3,313 (93%) were served by CASA volunteers and 244 (7%) were
served by program staff.
- The number of boys represented were 1,777 (50.3%) and the number of girls represented were 1,769 (49.7%).
- Chart 2A represents the breakdown of children’s ages.
- Chart 2B represents ethnicity of all children served and new children served. All Children = 3,546; New Children = 742.
- In 2010, 1,228 cases were closed. Chart 2C represents timeframe for case closure.
- Of the 1,228 children whose cases were closed, Chart 2D reflects reasons for case closures..
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3A represents staff who are previous volunteers. In 2010, the 21
CASA programs in New York State employed 31 full time and 33 part time
individuals for a total of 64 FTEs. Of the 64 full and part-time
staff members, nearly 38% have previously served as CASA volunteers..
- Chart 3B represents staff gender.
- Chart 3C represents staff ethnicity.
- Chart 3D represents staff education.
In cases where the CASA program is part of an umbrella agency, these figures pertain only to the CASA program and not to the umbrella agency as a whole. - Total
reported revenue for all 21 CASA programs in 2010 was over $3.1
million, ranging from a low of $37,445 to a high of $1,125,874.
The median was just under $78,000 and the mean was nearly $146,000.
- Total
budgeted expenses for all programs was reported at approximately $2.8
million with a median of $77,224 and a mean of approximately $137,140.
- Ten programs reported more revenue than in the previous year and eleven reported less.
Select this link for a pie chart representing 2010 Revenue Sources for Local CASA Programs.
- Based
on the Independent Sector’s 2010 calculation of $20.85 per hour for a
volunteer in New York State – a figure used to quantify volunteer
contributions – CASA volunteers’ equivalent in paid hours amounts to
over $2 million a year in donated time.
Download Local Program Profiles from our archives:
The
following three links will open new windows and take you to the site of
the New York State Kids Well-Being Indicators Clearinghouse (NYS
KWIC). This site gathers and disseminates data on an array
of indicators on both the state and the county level.
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Last
Updated: 5/4/11
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CASA:
Advocates for
Children of New York State
911 Central Avenue, #117
Albany, NY 12206
Phone:
518-426-5354
Toll-Free: 877-80-VOICE
Fax: 518-426-5348
E-mail: mail@casanys.org
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