Good Neighbors USA

“Section b, line 11 b form 990 is prepared by an independent cpa firm. It is provided to the entire board of directors after it is reviewed by management. The board of directors reviews form 990 and raises any questions to management for resolution. Form 990 is then filed electronically with the irs and posted good neighbors usa's web site.”

“Ilha yi thomas yi chairman treasurer brother”

“All members of its governing body review this form 990 before filing.”

“The purpose of a conflict-of-interest policy is to protect an organization's interest when it is contemplating entering into a transaction or arrangement that might benefit the private interest of one of its officers or directors, or might result in a possible excess benefit transaction. All members and affiliates of the organization must complete conflict-of-interest questionnaire annually and return it to management and governing body. Then, the board shall review each member questionnaire and any other disclosures regarding the financial interests of its members.”

“Compensation subject to review and approval”

“Compensation subject to review and approval”

“No documents available to public”

“Health and nutrition the gnu health program focuses on improving the health status and environments for children and community members. These efforts provide integrated support to enhance people's physical, mental, emotional, and social well-being. Gnu supports community members with improved access to health services, focusing on disease prevention activities such as supporting health facilities, providing regular health check-up services, and distributing deworming pills. In 2024, gnu launched the zero malaria project in zambia to address high malaria rates through community-based interventions. The project trained 22 community health workers, distributed 37,000 rapid test kits, and provided bicycles to improve healthcare access. It also included the renovation of a local health facility, contributing to a significant decline in malaria cases. Additionally, to improve access to affordable medicine in remote and vulnerable areas of africa, gnu supplied tablets of praziquantel to the ministries of health in ghana and cameroon.”

“Child support gnu sponsored 3,333 children ages from 3 to 18 in guatemala, nicaragua, dominican republic, malawi, chad, niger, and nepal respectively. Gnu's child sponsorship program is designed to combat three critical problems that children in developing countries face: lack of education, poor nutrition, and little to no access to affordable medical care. Child sponsorship program encourages donors to make a monthly commitment that covers a child's tuition, uniform, school supplies, books, lunchtime meals, and medical care. This program not only provides those in need with aid but also combats some of the direct sources of poverty, including illiteracy, poor health, and lack of skills needed for job placement. It's an economically sustainable, community-based solution that invests in children, giving them the right opportunities to one day be productive adults who contribute positively to their society.”

“Women & children shelter in 2024, the good neighbors la domestic shelter successfully enrolled a total of 75 clients, including 52 adults and 23 children, providing a safe and supportive environment for women and children in crisis. Throughout the year, the shelter offered comprehensive and individualized case management services designed to address the diverse needs of clients. These services included assistance with securing emergency income, accessing medical care, connecting with mental health resources, obtaining personal identification, and receiving legal support. In addition, clients were provided with transportation services, incentives, and consistent support in navigating housing placement opportunities. Education education project focuses on advocating the rights of a child to access equal education. Gnu enables individuals, especially girls who are less likely to receive standard education, by providing basic literacy skills, such as reading, writing, or numeracy skills that are essential for everyday use. The education project also works to increase school enrollment and retention rates, particularly for girls and other marginalized groups. In 2024, gnu sponsored an it program for six secondary schools in thanh hoa province, vietnam, providing the material, program, and training for students to learn basic it skills and proper handling of the internet. Water & sanitation to ensure sources to clean water and sanitary living environment for the communities, gnu builds and manages facilities such as wells, water pumps, and ventilated improved pit (vip) latrines. More importantly, gnu strives for the community members to adopt healthy and sanitary behaviors through education and awareness programs. "gnu water for life" has changed the health and well-being of an entire community by monitoring its progress and training locals to continue maintaining the well as needed and organizing water sanitation committees to create a sustainable and healthy environment. Income generation the income generation project supports the establishment and operation of co-operatives to expand opportunities and strengthen capabilities for residents in poverty due to limited resources, information, and low technology. It seeks equal economic growth in the community through initial capital, technical, and business competency support. It helps develop the community by establishing and operating social enterprises that simultaneously create economic and social values. Gnu provides training, resources, and support to help families start small businesses, such as farming or handicrafts, and earn a sustainable income. The project also focuses on building the skills and knowledge of community members to manage their businesses effectively and sustainably.”

“Line 2c the organization's board assumes responsibility for oversight of the audit of its financial statement and selection of its independent accountant. The process has not changed since the prior year.”