[nfbmi-talk] vr stats august 23
joe harcz Comcast
joeharcz at comcast.net
Mon Aug 27 14:07:21 UTC 2012
MCB FY 2012 VR Statistics Report
October 1, 2011 through July 31, 2012
Month
VR Open Case Statuses
Referral (00)
Application (02)
Placement (22)
October 2011
1
2
9
November 2011
6
5
15
December 2011
6
16
11
January 2012
25
21
6
February 2012
7
27
10
March 2012
29
15
7
April 2012
16
23
13
May 2012
11
13
15
June 2012
6
26
40
July 2012
13
24
13
Year to date Totals
120
172
139
Month
Successful Closures Goal
Monthly
YTD Closures
% Towards Goal
October 2011
3
3
2%
November 2011
4
7
4%
December 2011
5
12
7%
January 2012
6
18
11%
February 2012
6
24
15%
March 2012
20
44
27%
April 2012
5
49
30%
May 2012
12
61
38%
June 2012
18
79
49%
July 2012
7
86
53%
FY 2012 Successful Closure Goal = 161
Month
VR Closure Costs
Successful Closures (26)
Unsuccessful Closures (28)
Amount
Cost*
Amount
Cost*
October 2011
3
$65,053.60
11
95.00
November 2011
4
$157,555.81
14
365.00
December 2011
5
$22,733.99
4
500.00
January 2012
6
$261,984.45
17
33,121.77
February 2012
6
$38,232.57
6
$15,235.80
March 2012
20
$312,314.49
12
$55,326.27
April 2012
5
$118,139.35
13
$58,045.75
May
12
244,141.10
11
$145,684.76
June 2012
18
$215,347.95
13
$62,455.54
July 2012
7
$85,231.46
5
$29,744.76
Year to date Totals
86
$1,520734.77
106
$400,574,65
*How to read the closure cost information:
Closure costs that are identified in the above table represent the total amount spent for the life of the cases reported. This amount extends beyond the current fiscal year and is based on the total expenditures for all the months and/or years that the cases were open.
The above closure costs should not be compared to the current fiscal year budget expenditures in the table below.
MCB Programs
FY12 Allocations
FYTD
Spent
FYTD % Spent
Client Services (IL, VR and SE)
$10,984,336.60
$8,036,082.51
73%
Business Enterprise Program (BEP)
$4,582,997.87
$3,038,326.68
66%
MCB Training Center
$4,578,568.70
$5,084,274.40
110%
Client Services and MCB Training Center received some allocated money from other programs.
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