Summary of Counselling Statistics Apr2020/Mar2021

No. of children/cases : 393

 Counselling provided:

• 437 Individual sessions
• 398 Family sessions
• 392 Group therapy sessions
• 393 Home visits
• 396 School visits
• 493 phone calls
• Youngest: 4
• Eldest: 23
• Male: 33%
• Female: 67%

Risk factors most common:

• Child or family affected by aids: 6%
• Teen parent: 16%
• Physical abuse of child: 5%
• Neglect of child: 5%
• Substance abuse in family: 1%
• Sexual abuse or rape: 6%

Summary of Counselling Statistics Apr2019/Mar2020

No. of children/cases : 367

 Counselling provided:

• 523 Individual sessions
• 423 Family sessions
• 383 Group therapy sessions
• 367 Home visits
• 363 School visits
• 588 phone calls
• Youngest: 4
• Eldest: 21
• Male: 51%
• Female: 49%

Risk factors most common:

• Child or family affected by aids: 13%
• Teen parent: 9%
• Physical abuse of child: 4%
• Neglect of child: 4%
• Substance abuse in family: 2%
• Sexual abuse or rape: 3%

Summary of Counselling Statistics Apr2018/Mar2019

No. of children/cases : 408

 Counselling provided:

• 785 Individual sessions
• 529 Family sessions
• 429 Group therapy sessions
• 278 Home visits
• 257 School visits
• 1,014 phone calls

High level demographic info:

• Youngest was 4, eldest was 21
• 48% Female
• Majority of females from ages 13-18 (84% of cases)
• Majority of males from ages 10-16 (87% of cases)
• Risk factors (most common)
• 14% – Child or family affected by HIV/AIDS
• 13% – Teen parent
• 13% – Physical abuse of child
• 7% – Neglect of child
• 5% – Substance abuse in family
• 8% – Sexual abuse or rape of the child

Of the number of cases:

• 33% had a successful outcome
• 13% were referred to another organisation
• 51% of these referred to DSD
• 21% are still active

Others:

• 13% did not engage with project
• 14% were terminated by the client
• 5% moved away from Khayelitsha

Empilweni – Summary of Counselling Statistics Apr 2017/Mar 2018

No. of children/cases: 375

Counselling provided

• 739 individual sessions
• 591 family sessions
• 681 participants in group therapy
• 344 home visits
• 373 school visits
• 1,140 phone calls

High level demographic info:

• Youngest was 3, oldest was 22
• 56% female
• Majority of females from ages 13 – 18 (68% of cases)
• Majority of males from ages 10 – 16 (76% of cases)

Risk factors (most common)

• 13% – child or family affected by HIV/AIDS
• 19% – teen parent
• 17% – physical abuse of child
• 14% – neglect of child
• 16% – substance abuse in family
• 11% – sexual abuse or rape of the child

Of the no. of cases:

• 37% had a successful outcome
• 23% were referred to another organisation
• 50% of these referred to DSD
• 0% are still active

Others:

• 17% did not engage with project
• 16% were terminated by the client
• 7% moved from Khayelitsha

Summary of Child Counseling Statistics Empilweni – 2015/16

No. of children/cases: 272

Counselling provided

• 608 individual sessions
• 393 family sessions
• 333 participants in group therapy
• 236 home visits
• 80 school visits
• 666 phone calls

High level demographic info:

• Youngest was 4, oldest was 20
• 55% female
• Majority of females from ages 14 – 18 (65% of cases)
• Majority of males from ages 10 – 16 (70% of cases)

Risk factors (most common)

• 21% – child or family affected by HIV/AIDS
• 15% – teen parent
• 11% – physical abuse of child
• 11% – neglect of child
• 11% – substance abuse in family
• 7% – sexual abuse or rape of the child

Of the no. of cases:

• 48% had a successful outcome
• 17% were referred to another organisation
• 50% of these to DSD
• 10% to CFU
• 10% to “Clinic”
• Rest to Lentegeur, Matrix and others
• 8% are still active

Others:

• 14% did not engage with project
• 9% were terminated by the client
• 4% moved from Khayelitsha