Unique Life Inc.

“The 990 is distributed to the board members prior to filing. The board responds within a pre-arranged amount of time with any questions, addressed to management of the organization or accountants.”

“The board annually reviews members' conflict of interest statements and documents in the board minutes.”

“All policies, governing documents, and financial statements are reviewed by new york state and other oversight agencies of new york state. Documents are available to them upon request.”

“Unique life inc. Is built on the concept of person-centered planning, setting goals, and improving the quality of life for our individuals. Through enrichment programs, structured activities, volunteer work and more. We provide our individuals with a variety of resources that will allow them to live a meaningful and integrated life within their community.”

“Code: iss expenses 2,129,824 individual support services (housing subsidy) provides rental assistance to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities who wish to live on their own or in shared environment. Other than personal services - provides funding on a limited basis to aid with goods or services such as: food, utilities, transportation, clothing and more. Code: fi expenses 1,279,042 fiscal intermediary services - offers support to a participant who chooses to self-direct an individualized budget. Such support includes processing of approved goods and services; fiscal accounting and reporting of budget expenditures and ensuring all documentation meets medicaid compliance. Support brokerage - supports people with developmental disabilities who choose to self-direct their services with budget authority to identify a circle of support as well as to create and manage a self-direction budget. Individual directed goods and services - provides equipment or supplies not otherwise provided through opwdd's hcbs waiver or through the medicaid state plan. Idgs allows for an individual and developmental disability to engage in a variety of activities from camp to community classes, as well as allowing an individual to maintain their independence by decreasing their need for traditional medicaid services and or increasing their safety in their home environment.”

“OTHER 489”