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“The Board of Directors consists of community volunteers, who may interact with each other in the normal course of business (i.e. banker, lawyer, accountant, etc.) unrelated to the activities of the Organization.”

“The Organization's audit firm prepares the IRS Form 990 from information provided by the Organization. A draft copy is reviewed and approved by management. The draft copy is then forwarded to the Board of Directors for their review and input, if any. The final copy of the IRS Form 990 is then filed with the Internal Revenue Service.”

“Annually, all members of the Board of Directors are required to read the conflict of interest policy statement, disclose any conflicts of interest and sign.”

“The Organization's Executive Director is an employee of the Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine. The Executive Director's compensation and related benefits are determined by the Department of Psychiatry, Yale University School of Medicine in accordance with the polices of Yale University. The Organization purchases, under contract, a portion of the compensation and related benefits of the Executive Director based on the percentage of time and effort to responsibly and effectively carryout the duties of the Executive Director. The Board of Directors reviews the compensation and related benefits paid by the Organization as part of their review and approval of the Organization's annual budget.”

“The compensation of the other Officer of the Organization (Fiscal Administrator) is initially reviewed by the Executive Director with final approval by the Board of Directors as part of the review and approval of the Organization's annual budget.”

“The Organization's governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements are available upon request. Information is maintained by the Fiscal Administrator of the Organization.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Research Programs - The Organization carries out activities in support of its program of prevention and community-based research, usually after developing partnerships with public or private organizations. Specific activities carried out include: consultation, training, data collection and analysis, program and systems evaluation, and reporting writing in support of a program of research in three areas: risk and/or protective factor research, preventive intervention research, and prevention and community services research. Risk/protective factor research involves the identification of risk and/or protective factors related to the onset and progression of mental health or substance use disorders and problem behaviors. Preventive intervention research examines the efficacy and effectiveness of interventions in preventing disorders or reducing risk, or in promoting adaptation or resilience. Prevention services research examines large-scale disseminations of interventions within service systems as well as the translation of evidenced-based interventions into practice within those systems. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: Adult and Elder Programs - Adult and Elder Programs provide training and consultation services to adult and elder populations, their families, and the organizations that serve them. Services include support for self-help support groups; work site employee wellness programming; and prevention services with at-risk populations. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: Special Projects - Includes oversight and implementation of the Community Support Services Program to the New Haven Schools for at risk high school youth, as well as fee for service consultation and training with school personnel for related activities. Program Expenses: $134,183 Program Revenues: $171,008”