Southeast Missouri Network Against Sexual Violence Inc.

“Whistle blower policy- the organization has an employee grievance procedure written doc retention/destruction policy-the organization retains all documents”

“Copies of form 990 are made available to the board members prior to filing. The return is reviewed with the executive director before filing. Board members are asked to review the return and contact the preparer or executive director with any questions or concerns.”

“All board members and key employees are required to fill out conflict of interest statements each year. The statements are reviewed annually and noted issues are addressed. An occurrence that may be a conflict of issue is discussed at the board meeting.”

“Compensation is based on data and surveys from a regional organization(regional child advocacy center). In addition, data is reviewed about salaries for specific professions.”

“Compensation is based on data and salary survey from a regional organization. In addition, data about salaries of specific professions in the area is reviewed.”

“Copies of the governing documents, conflict of interest policy, financial statements, and the federal form 990 are available upon request from the administrative office.”

“The purpose or purposes for which the corporation is organized are: to be an advocate for those affected by sexual trauma through the coordination of community services to provide professional, compassionate and timely intervention and eduction and all other powers permitted a nonprofit corporation. Beacon health center promotes optimum health and emotional well being with dignity and respect.”

“Conducted both group & individual counseling and advocacy victims of sexual violence to over 510 clients. The drug endangered children program provides care to children in the agency's 9 county service area who are removed from homes where illicit drugs are manufactured. The agency provided care to 3 children in 2015. The agency provides primary care and mental health care to the community for generalized needs. In 2015 the agency provided care to 304 primary care patients and more than 68 mental health clients.”