Statistics

July 2018-June 2019

State Program

1105 Veterans Served

161 Family Members Served

King County Program

297 Veterans Served

96 Family Members Served

546,892 Veterans
62,130 Active Duty
18,016 Guard and Reserve
2,000,000 Family Members

• Population Reports
• Personnel and Workforce Reports

Number of Armed Forces Plates On the Road as of 3/01/2022

Air Force   3,651
Army   7,121
Coast Guard   840
Marines   4,275
National Guard   344
Navy   4,449
Total:  20,680

In Fiscal Year 2021, Armed Forces License Plates provided $630,000 for State Veterans Cemetery Operations, programs for veterans without homes, and other vital WDVA services.

544,533 Veterans
62,130 Active Duty
18,016 Guard and Reserve
2,000,000 Family Members (estimated)

(https://www.va.gov/vetdata/veteran_population.asp and https://www.dmdc.osd.mil/appj/dwp/dwp_reports.jsp)

Jan – Dec 2021

Total 763

• Vet - 567
• Fam Member - 196

Fiscal Year 2021

Armed Forces License Plates provided $630,000 for State Veterans Cemetery Operations, programs for veterans without homes, and other vital WDVA services.

July 2018 - June 2019

Olympia Call Center:

10,081 calls received

King County Call Center:

1,116 calls received

VSO Contractors & VA Claims

11,773 Claims filed through network
$155 Million in Income generated for veterans
81% Batting average (success rate of claims filed)

July 2018 - Jun 2019

• Enrolled 281
• Housing Placements 203
• Job Placements 210
• Avg. Wage at Placement $17.48
• Chronically Homeless Enrolled - 48
• Chronically Homeless Job Placement - 34
• Chronically Homeless Ave. Wage - $17.83
• Homeless Female Veterans Enrolled - 30
• Homeless Female Veterans Job Placement - 24
• Homeless Female Veterans Ave. Wage - $17.85

July 2020 - June 2021

32 VCC internships provided in communities throughout WA State
22 VCC interns connected to veterans services and/or benefits
8 VCC interns hired full-time by their host organization
17 community partner organizations hosted VCC interns

173 Veterans Served

July 2018 - June 2019

King County

192 veterans enrolled
126 referrals to behavioral health or medical services (85 engaged in services)
130 referrals to education, employment or training resources (96 engaged in services)
117 referrals to housing (43 successful placement in transitional or permanent housing)

Serves 100 residents

July 20120 - June 2021

July 2018 - June 2019

459 Veterans served by Vet Corps members/coordinators
20 Veteran family members served by Vet Corps members/coordinators
81 Veterans referred to on campus programs
33 Veterans provided financial assistance which prevented homelessness
139 Veterans provided financial assistance for food, utilities, transportation or other necessities

VISSLP impact FY21

1 Veteran helped

160 hours VISSLP used

$3,426.91 disbursed

All-time Impact

7 Veterans Helped

996.93 hours VISSLP used

$34,805.94 disbursed

July 2018 - June 2019

As a result of VIP services:

112 veterans transitioned to employment
208 assisted with homeless, eviction, or foreclosure prevention
27 Transitioned to education
50 assisted with prevention of utility shut off or turn back on
16 assisted with transportation needs

July 2018 - June 2019

140 Veteran Peer Mentors trained at 13 locations

July 2018 - June 2019

Transitional Housing Program:
100 veterans enrolled
20 job placements
35 housing placements

Service Center:
2,964 unique visitors
$1 million in estimated income generated through claims

Serves 80 residents.

Serves 128 residents

Serves 240 residents