Family Resources Inc.

“The organization's form 990 is presented to the finance team for initial review. The finance team then presents the form 990 to the full board of directors making the appropriate recommendations prior to filing.”

“The organization's conflict of interest policy requires that all directors execute a conflict of interest statement disclosing any potential or known conflicts of interest. The statements are reviewed and updated annually.”

“The compensation of the ceo is established by the board on the recommendation of the board's executive team. In preparing this recommendation, the executive team periodically secures the assistance of an independent compensation consultant who completes a salary market analysis and recommendation based on comparability data.”

“The compensation of senior leadership team members is established by the ceo based on the recommendation of an independent compensation consultant.”

“The organization's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are made available to the public upon request. The organization's form 990 is available on guidestar and on the organization's website: www.family-resources.org”

“Family counseling: parents and youth ages 6-17 can receive counseling services designed to improve relationships so that they are more confident and satisfied with their lives. Family counselors are licensed or master level clinicians to ensure that individuals and families are receiving the highest quality of service. Counseling services are confidential and are provided in a welcoming office environment. The immediate goal of family crisis intervention is to address the issues that have precipitated the crisis. The family counselor works with the family to identify possible resolutions to the problem and reduce the degree of stress between family members. Safeplace - where kids get help - fast: safeplace is a runaway prevention, outreach, and education program that provides immediate help to youth in crisis. The purpose is to provide young people with emergency access to intervention and prevention services. Whether youth have run away from home, are at risk of abuse or neglect, or are in need of respite from out-of-control family relationships, they can request assistance and be served at any of over 250 safeplace sites in both pinellas and manatee counties. Youth presenting themselves at a safe place location requesting assistance will be provided with transportation to a shelter if desired. If issues of abuse or neglect are present, a referral to the florida department of children and families will be made. For shelter services, youth will be screened for shelter eligibility and generally will be admitted to a shelter if they are not currently adjudicated as delinquent with the department of juvenile justice. Safeplace2b: our short-term youth shelters are open to troubled or at-risk youth between the ages of 10 and 17. They include youth who have family problems and conflict, who have run away from home or are homeless, who are having school related problems, experiencing truancy or any youth who is in crisis for any reason and needs respite care. Length of respite care is determined on a client-by-client basis. To ensure the safety of youth and staff, youth who are combative, intoxicated, suicidal or show signs of more serious mental health problems are referred for more appropriate services. While in the residence, youth are provided with individual and group counseling, life-skills education, and recreational activities. Family counseling is available while a youth is in safeplace2b and can be continued through the family counseling office after leaving the residence. Street outreach: our street outreach team proactively engages and establishes rapport through relationship building with runaway, homeless and street youth and their families. The program's ultimate goal is to prevent the sexual abuse or exploitation of young people living on the streets or in unstable housing. We provide support services, resources, and referrals; serving youth ages 16 up to 22. We provide this support to youth who are at risk of becoming homeless, or are currently homeless in the st. Petersburg area, and may be at the risk of physical and sexual exploitation, disease, untreated medical conditions, and malnutrition. They may be living on the streets or in temporary, unstable living situations. Youth contacted through the program will be provided survival aid in the form of food, water, clothing, and personal hygiene supplies. Laundry facilities are made available on a weekly basis to those in need. Counseling and information about safety, sexually transmitted diseases, and available resources will be provided as needed. Safeplace2btoo - young moms: this program is for homeless pregnant and parenting young women and their child(ren) who are unable to live with their families and for whom there are no other safe alternatives. Services include shelter, food, clothing, baby supplies, counseling, case management, parenting and life skills education, assistance with finding employment, recreational activities, and volunteer and community advoc”

“Professional fees 26,148 22,239 1,873 contracting services 1,871,031 11,457 460”