Thevillage Services Fka Presbyterian Children'S Village Services

Filing Period

Jul 1, 2012 to Jun 30, 2013

Signed

May 12, 2014

Return Version

2012v2.1

Gross Receipts

$10,755,715

Major Activities

Activity 2

Community child welfare and prevention programs: community-based and prevention services are provided from the pcv location in southwest philadelphia. Community based services included foster care, kinship care, in home services, and adoption and a range of prevention services. A total of 150 youth were served in the foster care programs, 137 families in in-home protective services (ihps); and 155 families in family empowerment services (fes). Pcv provided 105 billable adoption services during fy 2013. Pcv provided four prevention programs during the year in the southwest philadelphia community in the program categories of parent education, after school and summer camp and the southwest epic stakeholders group. The after school program (out of school time/ost) again sustained 100+% capacity and was commended by the city for their project-based learning programs. Among the many projects done by the epic stakeholders group, were two programs addressing the growing problem of domestic violence and sexual assault. Parent education was taken to several partner locations, including the family center of thomas jefferson university hospitals and a transitional housing facility for women and children in southwest philadelphia. A parent coaching program funded through private dollars was also provided. Donors provide gifts and basic necessities for many children and families in the community-based and prevention programs.

Activity 3

Behavioral health programs: outpatient mental health services including individual, family, and group therapy, and psychiatric services were provided. During fy 2013, the program also began providing therapy services to adults. The behavioral health program continued to see significant growth. With special staff training, the program continued to provide several highly effective evidence-based therapies for young children, including parent child interaction therapy (pcit) and play therapy. During fy 2013, 307 clients were served in the outpatient mental health program.

Filer

EIN

23-1353287