Penn Foundation Inc.

Filing Period

Jul 1, 2011 to Jun 30, 2012

Signed

Mar 14, 2013

Return Version

2011v1.5

Gross Receipts

$27,095,212

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Drug & Alcohol ServicesPenn Foundation's John W. and Emily Clemens Recovery Center offers a comprehensive continuum of services for drug and alcohol disorders, including persons with co-occurring psychiatric disorders. During fiscal year 2011-2012, over 41,000 services were provided to 1,864 clients. Services provided by the Recovery Center include Outpatient Services, which provides individual, group, family, marriage, and/or psychiatric counseling; Intensive Outpatient Services (IOP), which offers group and individual counseling for up to nine hours per week, after school for adolescents and either during business hours or in the evening for adults; Partial Hospital, a day program providing intensive, structured treatment 30 hours per week; Inpatient, a 39-bed on-site unit offering three tracks - detox, co-occurring rehab, and rehab - in a structured environment; and Mobile Engagement Services, a mobile outreach service in which therapists work with the family, employer, school, and other concerned parties to engage individuals who are resistant to treatment, meeting with them in the home and other non-traditional locations. In 2012, The Moyer Foundation partnered with Penn Foundation to launch Camp Mariposa, an overnight weekend camp for youth ages 9 through 12 who are living with addiction in their families. Campers have opportunities to learn about the disease of addiction and its impact on the family, techniques for coping with a loved one's addiction, tips for prevention, and available resources that they can turn to for help. Campers are also able to participate in selected organized activities such as crafts, sports, water activities, and adventure education. The first session was held in June 2012, with 12 campers attending, and subsequent sessions will be held once every other month for ongoing and consistent education and support.

Activity 3

Childrens servicesThrough its programs for children and adolescents, Penn Foundation provided 31,907 services to 788 children and adolescents during the 2011-2012 fiscal year. Wrap Around (Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services) is a community-based approach for families of children and adolescents (birth to 21 years of age) with emotional and/or behavioral difficulties. Services include one-on-one interventions in the home and community settings, behavioral consultations, mobile therapy, play therapy, creative arts therapy, psycho-education, and school-based interventions.Designed to bring the classic camp experience to children who typically would not receive it, Camp Courage is a four-week summer camp for children with mental health or developmental disorders. Camp Courage uses a high staff-to-camper ratio (3:1) and therapeutic support in an outdoor setting to enhance the childrens' personal development and to create opportunities for socialization, belonging, mastery, independence, and generosity. This added support allows the children to have a very positive and successful camp experience. In July 2012, 30 children attended camp. Of those, 13 attended camp for two or more weeks.Family Based Services provides 32 weeks of intensive community and home-based therapy and support for children and adolescents with emotional and behavioral problems and their families. Children and adolescents in this program are typically "at risk" for out-of-home placement. Services focus on working with the family to successfully maintain the child in the home. Interventions include in-home therapy, casework services, family support services, and 24/7 crisis management.The Autism Family Support Center aims to bridge gaps in available services by working with existing providers to offer support to individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders and their families. Services include comprehensive developmental assessments for children (ages birth to 10) with communicating, relating, and learning challenges often manifested through behaviour; a resource center; consultation and training; and community collaboration.Children's School Based works with the Pennridge School District to provide group sessions at the district's four secondary schools for students who demonstrate "at-risk" behaviors or emotional issues. Referrals to other resources for children and/or families are also provided. Children's School-Based Counseling offers in-school outpatient treatment at two Pennridge elementary schools and one Quakertown elementary school. A mental health professional is available at each school one day a week to provide assessments and counseling for children identified by school personnel as having behavioral or emotional difficulties. Parents or guardians of identified children are included in the treatment interventions. Early Intervention Supports Coordination is designed to help families with children, ages birth to three, with developmental delays. Services include assessment, treatment planning, referral, and coordination of services.

Filer

EIN

23-1496225