Human Service Programming

Year Utilization of services Barrier to Services Single parent families Number of children admitted to foster care Number of children in Foster care Foster care rates (Rate is per 1,000 children ages(B-17))

1993 170 285 4.40

1994 155 263 4.10

1995 153 251 3.90

1996 215 301 4.40

1997 196 310 4.50

1998 201 321 4.70

1999 168 318 4.60

2000 There are 5960 female households and 1875 male households with their own children under 18 and no spouse. 157 282 3.20

2001 17% academic improvement programs, 15% childcare, 12% professional counseling, 10% youth services, 9% elder care, 6% faith based services for daily living issues, 3% for emergency food, clothing or shelter, and 2% support services for crime victims. Of the 5% that reported they were unable to get health or human services when they needed them: 21.4% lacked transportation, 21.4% were turned away or put on a waiting list and 21.4% said the services were too costly. 189 332 3.80

2002 220 384 4.40

Year	Utilization of services	Barrier to Services	Single parent families	Number of children admitted to foster care	Number of children in Foster care	Foster care rates (Rate is per 1,000 children ages(B-17))
1993				170	285	4.40
1994				155	263	4.10
1995				153	251	3.90
1996				215	301	4.40
1997				196	310	4.50
1998				201	321	4.70
1999				168	318	4.60
2000			There are 5960 female households and 1875 male households with their own children under 18 and no spouse.	157	282	3.20
2001	17% academic improvement programs, 15% childcare, 12% professional counseling, 10% youth services, 9% elder care, 6% faith based services for daily living issues, 3% for emergency food, clothing or shelter, and 2% support services for crime victims.	Of the 5% that reported they were unable to get health or human services when they needed them: 21.4% lacked transportation, 21.4% were turned away or put on a waiting list and 21.4% said the services were too costly.		189	332	3.80
2002				220	384	4.40

Source: Foster Care numbers and rates data from NYS OCFS Monitoring and Analysis Profiles for Dutchess County Latest Versions from 2002 MAPS Data

Note 1: Utilization of and barriers to services results are from the 2001 United Way Needs Assessment telephone survey.
For Service Utilization respondents were asked if they or a member of their family had used the services listed above.

Source:	Foster Care numbers and rates data from NYS OCFS Monitoring and Analysis Profiles for Dutchess County Latest Versions from 2002 MAPS Data
Note 1:	Utilization of and barriers to services results are from the 2001 United Way Needs Assessment telephone survey. For Service Utilization respondents were asked if they or a member of their family had used the services listed above.