Bauer Family Resources Inc.

“The 990 is provided to the executive/finance committee of the board for review prior to filing.”

“Conflicts of interest forms for all board of directors and leadership staff are provided to each board member.”

“Executive director compensation is set by the executive committee of the board of directors after an annual performance review, review of compensation of local executive directors compensation and review of the non-profit executive directors compensation survey results.”

“The annual audit is posted on the organization website. The organization's 990 tax return is available on www.guidestar.org. All other governing documents are available upon request.”

“Head start and early head start are federally funded programs that offer free pre-school and child care services to families living at or below the federal poverty guidelines. Special consideration is given to children with disabilities; living in foster care, homeless, or receiving public assistance. Services include case managers to support families be successful. Services include pregnant women's program, homebased early head start services, centered based early head start classrooms and head start preschool classrooms. In 2014 early head start served 174 children and families (including pregnant women and home based families). The head start program served 317 families. Of these 6% were foster children, 1% were homeless and 6% were receiving public assistance. The organization received 16,282 in in-kind support from the community in 2014.”

“Family centered services includes programs and services funded by state contracts and grants. In bauer's counseling division, master's level therapists and bachelor's level case managers provide services to families involved with the child welfare system. Services, provided in-home, including counseling, case management, supervised visitation and support for fathers. In 2014 295 families participated in counseling division services. Of these, 160 had their cases successfully closed during the calendar year. Homebuilders, a short-term, intensive case management program for families with involvement with child welfare or juvenile probation, provided services to 186 individuals in 2014 for a total of 1,022 units of service. Community partners is a child abuse prevention program that offers case management services to families with children. In addition to case management, the program can meet concrete needs of families. In 2014 more than 17,069 adults and children were impacted by community partners. The program paid more than 117,000 for concrete needs (utilities, buying beds, etc.) and counseling fees for participants. Voca provides advocacy services to victims of crime. In 2014, 457 individuals were reached and 2,105 units of services were provided.”

“Medicaid rebill correction 28 rounding 4 medicaid rebill correction -28 book / tax depreciation difference 5,276”