Northern Valley Catholic Social

“Nvcss corporation shall have one member: the roman catholic bishop of sacramento, a corporation sole.”

“The members shall appoint, and may remove, at their sole discretion, members of the board of directors of this corporation.”

“One member votes with the rest of the board of directors regarding the duties and responsibilities that govern the organization.”

“The full board has one week to review the return prior to submission to the irs.”

“At the time of hire, staff are given the conflict of interest form. Any new board members are given the conflict of interest form as well. Once a year, a committee reviews all forms. In addition, the form is always available if changes need to be made.”

“Annually, the compensation of the cfo and executive director are reviewed by the executive committee and ratified by the board of directors. The source is the compensation and benefits survey conducted by the center for nonprofit management. Salary comparison takes into consideration industry, size of budget, and geographic location and provides a benchmark for these two positions.”

“Annually, the board reviews and approves salary ranges for key staff. No compensation is offered to board members.”

“The application and returns are available in hard copy or electronic version upon request. Governing and organizing documents are available to the public in hard copy on site. The conflict of interest policy is available via email or hard copy upon request. The audited financial statements and related auditor's report are available to the public upon request.”

“Northern valley catholic social service, inc. Reaches out effectively in care and in love to serve the unmet needs of all people in our communities. Guiding principles: - a commitment and advocacy to social justice and caring in our relationships. - the value and dignity of human life at all stages of development from conception to death. - the central importance of the family and the sacredness of marriage. - a special emphasis on the poor, the aged, and the distressed. - a belief that programs benefit people only when they contribute to the individual's freedom and independence.”

“Housing - the organization provides housing opportunities for special populations with developmental disabilities or mental illness. The program also serves seniors and families. The organization's goal is to promote the development of support services which contribute to the ability of residents to lead more independent lifestyles in an environment that reinforces the quality of their lives. The organization believes that programs benefit people only when they contribute to the individual's freedom and independence. Housing services typically provide a resident manager, laundry facilities, and a community room. Other supportive services are provided in collaboration with community agencies. Court appointed special advocates (casa) - the organization operates casa programs in butte, glenn, and shasta counties. Volunteers are recruited and attend extensive training to become a casa. Once sworn in by the court, the casa is assigned a child in the dependency court that can benefit from a casa. The casa's role is to advocate on behalf of the child, attend all court dates, and submit written reports to the court that will represent the "voice" for that child. The casa will remain assigned to that child until the child has been returned home, adopted, or has a permanent placement. The funding for this worthy program is from the administration of the courts (aoc) and has recently been reduced. Casa requires a commitment on the part of the agency to raise the additional funds necessary through donations, fundraisers, etc. Emergency preparedness - listos california emergency preparedness campaign is an effort based on an investment of public funds by governor gavin newsom and state lawmakers, to ready our most vulnerable populations for disasters like wildfires, earthquakes and floods, and now public health emergencies like the covid-19 pandemic, before disasters strike. The campaign is anchored at the governor's office of emergency services (cal oes). Throughout 2020 we helped at least one million californians get better prepared for disasters and understand how to stay safe during covid-19 by working with trusted community allies to provide simple tips and tools in languages and cultures that represent the great diversity of california. Through this process, we will build a social movement of self- reliance and community spirit that will make both families and communities more resilient. Parenting services and case management - this program covers a broad scope of services offered in the larger counties. Cal learn, tapp, and baby steps are case management programs offered to pregnant and parenting teens. Case managers work with the parents (guardians) in their homes to ensure that the parents are receiving primary care and that the infant/child is receiving the necessary pediatric care. Additionally, educational material on parenting, community resources, assisting and encouraging continued education, as well as vocational assistance are also some of the services provided by the case managers. Other - other programs not categorized included kohl's cares for kids, adopt-a-family, and washington plaza. These programs, with the exception of adopt-a-family and washington plaza, are designed to bring in revenue to support the short fall of other programs along with the different fundraisers. Adopt-a-family is a program that provides struggling families with the best possible holiday through generous donations from the community.”

“Rental expenses netted on form 990 347,129 special event expense netted on form 990 41,394 rental expenses netted with revenue -347,129 special event expenses netted with revenue -41,394”