Young Women'S Christian Association

“The members have an annual meeting where they elect the board.”

“The members of the organization's board of directors review the form 990 prior to filing the form 990.”

“Annual disclosure form must be signed and the organization reviews new situations during the year in light of the conflict of interest policy.”

“The board reviews and approves compensation packages annually for the executive director using comparative data.”

“Comparative data is used to determine the compensation of all salaried employees (chief operations officers, chief development officers, deputy chief operations officer, chief financial officers, directors, assistant directors, and consultants).”

“The organization makes governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to public upon request.”

“Various program assistance.”

“Dove house domestic violence shelter and crisis hotline program: domestic violence affects people of all ages and backgrounds. It includes any behaviors that frighten, intimidate, terrorize, manipulate, hurt, humiliate, blame, injure, or wound someone. The ywca hamilton dove house domestic violence shelter is the only shelter in butler county. The crisis hotline (1.800.618.6523) is staffed 24/7/365. We are one of the lowest barriers dv shelters in the state, accepting all survivors of dv, sexual violence and stalking who need protective shelter. We actively refer for needed services. Our shelter was the first to accept pets in ohio and we are committed to promoting safety for all dependents, including those with paws, fur, and whiskers. Professional staff incorporate trauma informed care in all aspects of services to support healing, provide a sense of safety. We work to help survivors access safe affordable housing and start a journey toward a life without violence.”

“Goodman place permanent supportive housing program: we provide stabilized housing for low income disabled homeless individuals who have vulnerabilities like disabilities and domestic violence. Services include supportive community housing, case management, self-sufficiency skills education, and referrals to other needed resources to help maintain housing. The program operates under the evidenced based practice of trauma informed care. The belief that stabilized housing is the first step in healing and growth is a primary driver of the philosophy of care which is person centered.”

“Fierce program: we know that today's strong youths are tomorrow's people of influence. Ywca hamilton is committed to empowering youths through social emotional learning through evidence-based curriculum that inspires youths to be fierce - fearless. Independent. Educated. Resilient. Confident. Engaged. Fierce provides in-school programming to youths in grades 1-12 to build skills to strengthen their confidence around healthy relationships to avoid violence and harm, especially sexual abuse. Themes address prevention of child abuse, storytelling, coping styles, the influence of teen violence, substance abuse and/or domestic violence on youths' lives, and powerful resources to support youths in our community. The curriculum is from the evidenced based resources and provided in collaboration in partnership with schools and other youth service providers in the county.”

“Justice program: ywca hamilton is a key influencer and leads local activities around social justice to create an equitable world for everyone. The three focus areas include health, education, and civic/community engagement. Ywca hamilton creates a sense of belonging and connection. Key actions include the creation of the equity alliance to denounce hate incidents locally, support victims, and provide education and recommendations to eliminate recurrence. Healthcare work includes education regarding the causes of all infant and maternal mortality and the promotion of actions to reverse negative trends.”

“Receivables forgiven - related entity -6,253”