Saranam LLC

“Church council of central united methodist church approves members of saranam llc board”

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“Conflicts and possible conflicts are required to be disclosed voluntarily by the officer, director or committee member.”

“Compensation of officers and directors are reviewed and approved during the annual budget process.”

“Compensation of officers and directors are reviewed and approved during the annual budget process.”

“Financial and operational activities are disclosed on the organization's website. Audit reports and the form 990 information is disclosed on the guidestar website. Additional information is available upon request.”

“Volunteers provided 4,760 hours of donated time to saranam.”

“2022 accomplishments after 19 years in operation, saranam has provided families with safe housing, practical life-skills instruction, a supportive community, and a pathway to self-sufficiency through education. With 77% of families successfully exiting the program into permanent, safe and stable living situations, saranam is a sustainable solution to family homelessness. Saranam's approach to ending poverty and homelessness for families is an innovative two-generational strategy, where both parents and children receive services simultaneously and in sync. Our two-generational strategy is supported by a growing body of anti-poverty research that shows the effectiveness of making both parents and children change agents in working to get out of poverty. 2022 continued to be a year of challenges for saranam as we came back to operating hybrid programming as we came back fully from the remote operations during the covid-19 pandemic. We were able to welcome 11 new families into and had 7/10 families successfully exit our program. Continuing our fundraising in a mostly remote process did ran a successful spring campaign which provides support to 10 families for a year. By the fall, we were able to shift our programming from all remote learning back to an in-person format. We were able to maintain both our adult and whole family classes as well as alumni activities. Our alumni programming enrolled 18 families into the prosperity works individual development accounts (savings targeted toward education, home buying, small business or vehicle purchase) program, supporting each person's savings with a 4:1 match seven families have met their savings goal. Two of these alumni were children while in saranam, saving for their higher education saranam began the silent phase of a 9.6 million capital campaign in early spring to more than double our services. We purchased 3.5 acres to develop a second site which will include an additional 25-residential units, programming spaces, playgrounds, offices, donation center and gardens all designed to bring more families into self-sufficiency. At the end of 2021, the board decided to include phases 2 and 3 into our overall fundraising and build goals prior to going public with the campaign. 2022 outcomes since inception in 2004, saranam has served 162 homeless families in albuquerque, including 184 adults and 346 children. Our program has demonstrated a 77% success rate of families exiting the program having met more than three of our measures of success. Our 77% success rate indicates that when families exit, they are able to support themselves, including paying for housing, supplies, utilities, etc., on their own income. The life skills we provide ensure that our families are able to maintain and sustain these outcomes. 7/10 families successfully exited the program in 2022. We have remained in contact with an incredible 76% of families who exited one year or more ago. Of those families, 86% who left the program successfully remain stable after a year. This year we continued our alumni component to our programming, enabling us to continue to support family stability through added community, asset building and educational activities. We worked with 68 alumni families in 2022 with 80 individuals (12 are 2gen). We offered individual savings accounts to alumni with a 4:1 match. We had 19 individuals participate with 7 reaching their goal in 2022. Saranam's 3 steps to ending homelessness and poverty for families. 1.housing ends homelessness 2.education brings employment opportunities. 3.community builds connection. Number of families: 26 62 children, 26 adults 11 new families were brought into saranam in 2022 unduplicated volunteers: 647 volunteer hours: 4760 during 2022, our students attended the following educational institutions: cnm, unm, the avenue academy, southern new hampshire university and saranam ged workshop. "completed: oaas, liberal arts ocertificate, unmanned aircraft systems " pursuing: oba,”

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