The Libenu Foundation

“Nathan davis chasida davis brother and sister in-law”

“Form 990 is emailed to the board of directors and discussed at a subsequent meeting prior to filing.”

“All officers, employees, and board members must annually submit a conflict of interest disclosure form, which is reviewed by the board of directors. Any potential conflict arising during the year must also be disclosed to the board of directors.”

“The organization makes its governing documents and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“Form 990, part viii, line 1e - government grants illinois department of human services group respite program grant the group respite program provides short-term, group supports to children and adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities that are not receiving any home and community based waiver funded services in either the two children's waivers or the adult waiver, operated by the illinois department of human services (idhs) division of developmental disabilities (ddd). Group respite occurs in a community-based or site-based setting of 2 or more individuals and provides experiences of social interaction, inclusion and/or community exposure/integration. Group respite provides relief and reduces the stress of the caregiver of a child or adult with an intellectual/developmental disability and helps to maintain a child or adult with an intellectual/developmental disability in their home and reduce the need for long-term services and supports.”

“Libenu's mission is to provide a lifetime of care and support for children, teens, and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, empowering them to live with dignity as fully included members of their community. Libenu partners with families, enabling them to create the life they want for their loved ones, resulting in decreased stress and an increased sense of security for the future. Libenu fulfills its mission by providing life-changing, robust respite services infused with traditional values for families; warm, welcoming person-centered kosher homes for adults; inclusive social and recreational opportunity; partnerships for day programming and vocational training; and leadership in community education and advocacy.”