Pend Oreille Valley 18 15 42 39 Pierce 347 759 292 781 San Juan 4 11 6 12 Skamania 2 30 2 28 Snohomish 59 297 108 437 Spokane 192 795 187 726 Spokane Tribal 14 87 15 42 Stevens 18 59 17 40 Thurston 80 282 82 283 Walla 27 80 21 107 Whatcom 49 177 36 141 Whitman 22 54 17 71 Yakama Tribal 10 21 0 0 Yakima 42 133 55 213 Total 1801 1922 6136 6555 Figure 2a displays the number of active volunteers by program, the number of children with a CASA by program. This chart represents annual data reported by 31 of 32 programs. Figure 3a Cases closed and new CASA appointments by program, 2017 Program Number of cases closed New CASA appointments total Asotin/Garfield 14 7 Benton/Franklin 96 82 Chelan Douglas 61 81 Clallam 91 13 Clark 225 174 Cowlitz 44 3 Ferry 5 5 Grant 95 17 Grays Harbor 9 48 Island 27 22 Jefferson 17 14 King 516 460 Kitsap 97 71 Kittitas 49 39 Klickitat 12 4 Lewis 89 51 Mason 75 2 Okanogan 33 14
Pend Oreille Valley 18 15 42 39 Pierce 347 292 759 781 San Juan 4 6 11 12 Skamania 2 2 30 28 Snohomish 59 108 297 437 Spokane 192 187 795 726 Spokane Tribal 14 15 87 42 Stevens 18 17 59 40 Thurston 80 82 282 283 Walla 27 21 80 107 Whatcom 49 36 177 141 Whitman 22 17 54 71 Yakama Tribal 10 0 21 0 Yakima 42 55 133 213 Total 1801 1922 6136 6555 Figure 2a displays the number of active volunteers by program, the number of children with a CASA by program. This chart represents annual data reported by 31 of 32 programs. Figure 3a Cases closed and new CASA appointments by program, 2017 Program Number of cases closed New CASA appointments total Asotin/Garfield 14 7 Benton/Franklin 96 82 Chelan Douglas 61 81 Clallam 91 13 Clark 225 174 Cowlitz 44 3 Ferry 5 5 Grant 95 17 Grays Harbor 9 48 Island 27 22 Jefferson 17 14 King 516 460 Kitsap 97 71 Kittitas 49 39 Klickitat 12 4 Lewis 89 51 Mason 75 2 Okanogan 33 14
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