Sirona Recovery Inc.

“The executive director and the third-party accountant review the 990 before filing.”

“Board members and employees are responsible for making a prompt and full disclosure in writing of any potentail situation that might involve a conflict of interest.”

“The executive director's compensation is reviewed annually by the board of directors in accordance with the approved salary schedule.”

“The governing documents are made availabe at the organization's location upon request.”

“An effort to increase the participant's self-awareness about their use pattern, the use pattern's effect on the major areas of their life and their personal risk factors (e.g. Heredity) to alcohol and other drug use problems.”

“Abuse and alcoholism. Positive parent involvement (ppi) is a countywide parent program designed to educate, motivate and mobilize parents. Parents then identify prevention strategies that will promote a healthy atod lifestyle for youth and low risk alcohol use by those adults choosing to drink. Developed in 1982, ppi volunteers support the ozaukee organization's belief that successful prevention must come from the leadership and commitment of parents. Ppi encourages parents to use their considerable influence with their children by guiding them in a pro-active role for the prevention of atod use by youth.”

“Intervention/information/referral (i/i/r) is informal atod assessments offered to clients and their families. A variety of resources are presented to the client(s). One resource is a family intervention: a carefully prepared confrontation of the alcohol or other drug abuser to encourage their acceptance of help. Other referral resources are inpatient treatment, outpatient counseling and self help and support groups. Public information/education (pi/ed) includes the ozaukee county alcohol, tobacco and other drug (atod) prevention consortium, which was developed by ozaukee organization. The consortium oversees atod prevention and early intervention programs and activities in ozaukee county. The consortium also promotes and coordinates specific atod prevention strategies selected annually by the atod coordinators from each school district. The aware program is based on individual school needs and is a flexible program of up to eight atod educational presentations designed for 6th, 7th and 8th grades. It is a primary prevention program that targets gateway drug use by giving students skills to choose an atod-free lifestyle. It is considered a universal intervention program because it is designed for all students in the classroom. Skills are taught using instruction, demonstration and practice through role-play. These techniques provide students with material to help them build drug-free attitudes, drug-free norms, and resistance skills. The aware program has been and will continue to be expanded to other schools. Participating schools may also select additional sessions. All of these aware programs are held within the school day on a monthly basis. This is accomplished in cooperation with classroom guidance counselors.”

“Special event expenses netted with revenue 7,378 special event expenses netted with revenue -7,378”