Crossroads Programs Inc.

Filing Period

Sep 1, 2011 to Aug 31, 2012

Signed

Mar 7, 2013

Return Version

2011v1.5

Gross Receipts

$5,606,876

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

THERAPEUTIC FOSTER CARE (TREATMENT HOME) SERVICES------------------------------------------------- For Homeless and Runaway Youth ------------------------------ Trinity Place Host Homes (TPHH)------------------------------- A safe haven in a family home was provided for two runaway and homeless youth while family reunification was negotiated or a safe placement was located and other needed services were arranged. During the year, 93 units of shelter services were provided to program youth, with 100 % moving on to safe, stable housing. In addition, 190 and 109 program service hours were provided for prevention family/youth counseling and community education, respectively. For Emotionally-Behaviorally Disordered Youth ---------------------------------------------Community Care for Kids (CCK)----------------------------- Twenty-eight emotionally disturbed children who were at risk of being placed in a residential treatment facility were given the opportunity for normal family and community life while receiving therapeutic services. During the year 6,271 units of treatment home services were provided to program youth, with 83 % achieving their educational, emotional and behavioral goals.Project DISCOVERY----------------- Specialized treatment services were provided to eight emotionally disturbed youth who also self-identify as LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or questioning). The treatment homes provided a therapeutic family environment to help ameliorate emotional, social and/or youth behavioral difficulties and facilitate their stabilization in the community. During the year 1,670 units of treatment home services were provided to program youth, with 83 % achieving their educational, emotional and behavioral goals. Flexible Solutions (FLEX)------------------------- Specialized foster care services were provided to 24 youth, offering them safe, stable, temporary placement during an emergency situation or for a respite period. During the year 955 units of treatment home services were provided to program youth, with 86 % achieving their educational, emotional and behavioral goals.Detention Alternative Bed Days ------------------------------ This program provides temporary shelter, supevision, crisis intervention and cash management to youth who would otherwise be released but do not have suitable parent/guardian supervision at the time of their detention admission intake call while awaiting a court appearance. One community youth was provided 1 bed day unit of service during the year. For Teen Parents ----------------Second Chance Homes (SCH)-------------------------- Seven homeless teen mothers and their children were given the opportunity for normal family and community life while they worked toward independent living. The program delivered 150 units of extensive care management services, allowed these teens to attend school, obtain child care, develop job and life skills and learn parenting, with 93 % achieving their life skills, educational and parenting skills.

Activity 3

COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES------------------------ For Youth Aging-Out of the Child Welfare System -----------------------------------------------Just for You Learning Lab (JFY)------------------------------- The program helped 53 youth in foster care, ages 14 to 17, prepare for independent living by exposing them to the basic life skills and tools they'll need to function independently someday. Services included exposure to employment and volunteer opportunities, peer networking, and cultural events. During the year, 6,827 units of service were provided to program youth, with 88% demonstrating progress in their life development goals. For At-Risk Families & Children -------------------------------Preteen Promise (PTP)--------------------- The program provided intensive mentoring services to 12 at-risk preteen girls, ages 11 to 13, and their families, improving their interpersonal, emotional and social skills as demonstrated by a reduction of behavioral problems at school and, ultimately, preventing their involvement in the juvenile justice system. During the year, 1,976 hours of intensive mentoring or group services were provided to program youth, with 96 % achieving their social, emotional and behavioral goals.Boys Council------------ This program targets 5th grade boys in an after school setting that provides mentoring activities designed to promote boy's safe, strong and healthy passage through their preteen and adolescent years. During this program start-up year, four boys were helped by 567 hours of services with 100 % achieving their social, emotional and behavioral goals.Nurturing Parents----------------- This program is a mentor program that offers supportive coaching and counseling for the parents of at-risk preteen girls (from Preteen Promise) with the goal of increasing positive behaviors in their daughters by incorporating family involvement. Eight parents were provided 1,549 hours of services with 96 % achieving their social, emotional an behavioral goals during this program start-up year.

Filer

EIN

22-2215356