NCAI Fund Victim Services Micro-Grant Program Community Needs Assessment Survey

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* 2. How long have you been in your current position?

Less than a year

1-5 years

More than 5 years

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* 3. Does your organization provide services or referrals for services to victims of crime? (check all that apply)

Yes, provides services

Yes, provides referrals

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* 4. If your organization provides services to victims of crime, were you able to meet all the requests for services last year?

Yes

I don't know

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* 5. If no, why was your organization unable to meet the request? (Check all that apply)

The party making the request fell outside eligibility guidelines/population served by the agency

My agency did not have adequate resources to handle the matter

The subject area fell outside organization's mission/expertise

There was no legal remedy to the matter

We did not want to duplicate services

We could not meet all of the victims' needs

Language barriers prevented us from providing services

Other (please specify)

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* 6. What do you believe are the major safety concerns in the community you work with? Please rate on a scale of "Not a problem at all" to "Big problem"

	Not a problem at all	Not really a problem	Somewhat of a problem	Problem	Big problem
Assault	Assault Not a problem at all	Assault Not really a problem	Assault Somewhat of a problem	Assault Problem	Assault Big problem
Bullying	Bullying Not a problem at all	Bullying Not really a problem	Bullying Somewhat of a problem	Bullying Problem	Bullying Big problem
Child Neglect	Child Neglect Not a problem at all	Child Neglect Not really a problem	Child Neglect Somewhat of a problem	Child Neglect Problem	Child Neglect Big problem
Child Physical Abuse	Child Physical Abuse Not a problem at all	Child Physical Abuse Not really a problem	Child Physical Abuse Somewhat of a problem	Child Physical Abuse Problem	Child Physical Abuse Big problem
Child Sexual Abuse	Child Sexual Abuse Not a problem at all	Child Sexual Abuse Not really a problem	Child Sexual Abuse Somewhat of a problem	Child Sexual Abuse Problem	Child Sexual Abuse Big problem
Domestic Violence/Family Disputes	Domestic Violence/Family Disputes Not a problem at all	Domestic Violence/Family Disputes Not really a problem	Domestic Violence/Family Disputes Somewhat of a problem	Domestic Violence/Family Disputes Problem	Domestic Violence/Family Disputes Big problem
Drinking/Intoxication	Drinking/Intoxication Not a problem at all	Drinking/Intoxication Not really a problem	Drinking/Intoxication Somewhat of a problem	Drinking/Intoxication Problem	Drinking/Intoxication Big problem
Drunken/ Drugged Driving	Drunken/ Drugged Driving Not a problem at all	Drunken/ Drugged Driving Not really a problem	Drunken/ Drugged Driving Somewhat of a problem	Drunken/ Drugged Driving Problem	Drunken/ Drugged Driving Big problem
Drug Abuse	Drug Abuse Not a problem at all	Drug Abuse Not really a problem	Drug Abuse Somewhat of a problem	Drug Abuse Problem	Drug Abuse Big problem
Drug Dealing/Sales	Drug Dealing/Sales Not a problem at all	Drug Dealing/Sales Not really a problem	Drug Dealing/Sales Somewhat of a problem	Drug Dealing/Sales Problem	Drug Dealing/Sales Big problem
Elder Abuse	Elder Abuse Not a problem at all	Elder Abuse Not really a problem	Elder Abuse Somewhat of a problem	Elder Abuse Problem	Elder Abuse Big problem
Financial Crimes	Financial Crimes Not a problem at all	Financial Crimes Not really a problem	Financial Crimes Somewhat of a problem	Financial Crimes Problem	Financial Crimes Big problem
Gang Violence	Gang Violence Not a problem at all	Gang Violence Not really a problem	Gang Violence Somewhat of a problem	Gang Violence Problem	Gang Violence Big problem
Human Trafficking	Human Trafficking Not a problem at all	Human Trafficking Not really a problem	Human Trafficking Somewhat of a problem	Human Trafficking Problem	Human Trafficking Big problem
Identity Theft	Identity Theft Not a problem at all	Identity Theft Not really a problem	Identity Theft Somewhat of a problem	Identity Theft Problem	Identity Theft Big problem
Labor Trafficking	Labor Trafficking Not a problem at all	Labor Trafficking Not really a problem	Labor Trafficking Somewhat of a problem	Labor Trafficking Problem	Labor Trafficking Big problem
Sex Trafficking/Used in Prostitution	Sex Trafficking/Used in Prostitution Not a problem at all	Sex Trafficking/Used in Prostitution Not really a problem	Sex Trafficking/Used in Prostitution Somewhat of a problem	Sex Trafficking/Used in Prostitution Problem	Sex Trafficking/Used in Prostitution Big problem
Sexual Assault/Rape	Sexual Assault/Rape Not a problem at all	Sexual Assault/Rape Not really a problem	Sexual Assault/Rape Somewhat of a problem	Sexual Assault/Rape Problem	Sexual Assault/Rape Big problem
Stalking	Stalking Not a problem at all	Stalking Not really a problem	Stalking Somewhat of a problem	Stalking Problem	Stalking Big problem
Theft/Robbery/Burglary	Theft/Robbery/Burglary Not a problem at all	Theft/Robbery/Burglary Not really a problem	Theft/Robbery/Burglary Somewhat of a problem	Theft/Robbery/Burglary Problem	Theft/Robbery/Burglary Big problem

Other (please explain):

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* 7. As a service provider, what do you believe are the greatest needs of crime victims in the community you work with? Please rank top three, with 1 being the most important.

Transportation

Community Support

Counseling

Victim Advocates

Housing

Crisis services 24-hour hotline

Accompaniment in Criminal Justice Process

Safety/Protection from the Abuser

Trust in Law Enforcement response

Financial Assistance

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* 8. What crime victim services are you aware of serving your community? Who is it provided by?

	Tribe	State	County	Federal	Not Aware
Compensation for damages	Compensation for damages Tribe	Compensation for damages State	Compensation for damages County	Compensation for damages Federal	Compensation for damages Not Aware
Counseling	Counseling Tribe	Counseling State	Counseling County	Counseling Federal	Counseling Not Aware
Cultural/Traditional Healing	Cultural/Traditional Healing Tribe	Cultural/Traditional Healing State	Cultural/Traditional Healing County	Cultural/Traditional Healing Federal	Cultural/Traditional Healing Not Aware
Housing	Housing Tribe	Housing State	Housing County	Housing Federal	Housing Not Aware
Legal assistance	Legal assistance Tribe	Legal assistance State	Legal assistance County	Legal assistance Federal	Legal assistance Not Aware
Medical	Medical Tribe	Medical State	Medical County	Medical Federal	Medical Not Aware
Shelter	Shelter Tribe	Shelter State	Shelter County	Shelter Federal	Shelter Not Aware
Transportation	Transportation Tribe	Transportation State	Transportation County	Transportation Federal	Transportation Not Aware
Victim advocacy	Victim advocacy Tribe	Victim advocacy State	Victim advocacy County	Victim advocacy Federal	Victim advocacy Not Aware

Other (please specify)

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* 9. Based on your professional experience, please indicate the reasons that prevent people in the community from reporting they have been a victim of a crime? Please select all that apply.

Fear of Retaliation

Child Care

Office Hours

Cultural Issues

Transportation

Loss of Income

Don't Think Anyone Would Help

Don't Want to be Part of the System

Don't Know/Doesn't Apply

Other (please specify)

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* 10. Do you have any suggestions on how the Pit River Tribe should prioritize crime victim services?

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* 11. Do you have any suggestions on how the Pit River Tribe should educate the community and share information in the community about different types of victimization and available resources?

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* 12. Are there any traditional healers and/or healing practices, available in the community to work with victims who have experienced a crime?

Yes

I don't know

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* 13. Would you like to share more about what is available or may not be available for victims of crime in the community for cultural or spiritual healing?

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* 14. If a Tribal community member knew that, a(n) child/youth/adult/elder was in a crisis, do you think the community member be likely to refer the person in crisis to any of the following services? If no, please leave blank.

Victim Advocate

Local Clinic

Nearest Hospital (forensic services)

Traditional Healer

Tribal Services (i.e. Elders Program, Family Services, ICWA Department)

Other

NCAI Fund Victim Services Micro-Grant Program
Community Needs Assessment

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* 1. Which of the following best describes the agency for which you work?

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* 2. How long have you been in your current position?

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* 3. Does your organization provide services or referrals for services to victims of crime? (check all that apply)

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* 4. If your organization provides services to victims of crime, were you able to meet all the requests for services last year?

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* 5. If no, why was your organization unable to meet the request? (Check all that apply)

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* 6. What do you believe are the major safety concerns in the community you work with? Please rate on a scale of "Not a problem at all" to "Big problem"

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* 7. As a service provider, what do you believe are the greatest needs of crime victims in the community you work with? Please rank top three, with 1 being the most important.

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* 8. What crime victim services are you aware of serving your community? Who is it provided by?

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* 9. Based on your professional experience, please indicate the reasons that prevent people in the community from reporting they have been a victim of a crime? Please select all that apply.

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* 10. Do you have any suggestions on how the Pit River Tribe should prioritize crime victim services?

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* 11. Do you have any suggestions on how the Pit River Tribe should educate the community and share information in the community about different types of victimization and available resources?

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* 12. Are there any traditional healers and/or healing practices, available in the community to work with victims who have experienced a crime?

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* 13. Would you like to share more about what is available or may not be available for victims of crime in the community for cultural or spiritual healing?

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* 14. If a Tribal community member knew that, a(n) child/youth/adult/elder was in a crisis, do you think the community member be likely to refer the person in crisis to any of the following services? If no, please leave blank.

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* 15. Would you like to share additional information or express any concerns?