Hanac Inc.

Filing Period

Jul 1, 2011 to Jun 30, 2012

Signed

Apr 29, 2013

Return Version

2011v1.5

Gross Receipts

$16,758,203

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Aging - the hanac senior centers offer citizens, age 60 and above, an opportunity to gather in a congenial environment to participate in activities that will enhance their ability to remain active and involved in their community. The jvl senior center and its satellite the archbishop iakovos senior center are year round programs that operate daily from 9 am to 4 pm with scheduled programming that offer members active informal and planned social activities; the opportunity to develop new friendships, interest, hobbies, and educational opportunities; referrals for social services; and, a daily luncheon program. Members are encouraged to play an active role in program planning and in the daily operations of the centers. The advisory committee, at each center, is comprised of senior citizens and community leaders and meets regularly to discuss programmatic issues and to formulate new goals for the program. A strong emphasis is placed on services to the frail elderly. This program serves almost 50,000 meals annually with 970 educational/recreational activities and 12 nutrition classes. This program is funded through the new york city department for the aging with a budget of $2,088,460; meals and activities to over 2,000 elderly clients.

Activity 3

Education - the hanac begin program mission is to assist students to become financially independent by increasing their academic skills and providing them with job readiness and work experience. Public assistant recipients that reside in manhattan and parts of the bronx are eligible to participate in the program and are referred to us through the hra job centers every two weeks, year round. Our students are engaged 35 hours per week, 2 days in educational classes and 3 days at a worksite from 9 am to 5 pm. During our two week orientation, students are assessed and placed in their appropriate reading and math levels and are assigned a worksite by their caseworker. Students can remain in our program from 6 months to 18 months depending on their level and progress. Our begin work study program (bws) offers classes from literacy up to and including ged. Our language work study program (lws) offers english as a second language instruction from beginning to advance level. These programs are funded by the new york city human resources administration and serve approximately 600 students annually. The bws program has a budget of $792,292 and the lws has a budget of $545,041.

Filer

EIN

11-2290832