Jericho Partnership Inc.

“Form 990 is reviewed by the executive director of operations and presented during a board meeting.”

“Conflict of interset policy is monitored and enforced by the executive and stewardship committees.”

“Compensation for ceo is reviewed by a committee of independent voting members of the board.”

“Governing documents are available upon request via mail, e-mail or in person.”

“Jericho partnership, inc. Acquired the assets and activities of good samaritan mission, inc. (ein: 47-1210645) and pathways danbury youth ministries, inc. (ein: 06-1496561) on september 1, 2019 and carries on the activities of each organization. Good samaritan mission has the following activity: 1) discipleship house: the discipleship house provides transitional housing, case management, life skills training, and christian discipleship to 14 men that are either homeless or in danger of homelessness. During their time at discipleship house, residents work with a case manager to connect with community services to assist them in their desire to stabilize their life and avoid future homelessness. Services include connections with alcohol and drug rehabilitation services, counseling, and housing assistance. While at good samaritan mission ("gsm"), residents also participate in a skills building curriculum designed to provide them with tools they need to succeed once they have left the program. Residents also participate in bible study, prayer meetings, and groups designed to build residents up as disciples of christ. Besides participation in internal and community church services, residents also have the opportunity to counsel with a gsm pastor. Residents live in shared bedrooms and can remain in the program for one year. Pathways danbury youth ministries, inc. Has two main programs: 1) mentoring program for at "risk youth": each youth is sponsored by a local christian church, mentored by a trained, christian man, provided life skill training and summer camping, and encouraged to serve his community through a service project at his school, church or a community service branch. During the fiscal year ended 8/31/2018, the organization had 36 mentors, 11 students graduated from the academy and went into the 9th grade, and 10 students graduated high school from the program. 2) s.a.y. Yes! - a one-on-one, holistic, year-round after-school mentoring program.”