Chdfs Inc.

“A draft of the 990 is distributed to a committee for review prior to being submitted. The final 990 is distributed to the entire board after it is filed.”

“The organization requests all new and existing board members to disclose any existing or potential conflict of interest activities.”

“The board of directors must approve all compensation paid to the president and vice president and base their decision on comparative and market salary information.”

“Anyone can request a copy of form 990 & other governing documents which are available upon request by contacting the organization by telephone or in writing at 307 west 38th street, suit 817, ny, ny 10018.”

“Other program services 4: the health home program involves team members called care managers who ensure that enrolled participants get the support needed to succeed with their health care and most immediate needs. Services are provided throughout the lead health homes: mt. Sinai, for children and adults via the collaborative for children and families in new york city, and chunny in the lower hudson valley (westchester, rockland, orange, sullivan and putnam counties). Other program services 5: chdfs provides homemaking services through a contract with the administration for children's services (acs). Acs refers cases to chdfs that they have determined to be in need of a homemaker. Homemaker services are delivered by home care paraprofessionals who work with families; children and youth affected by trauma, including those impacted by adverse child welfare outcomes; pregnant and parenting adolescents; and families at risk for repeat maltreatment. Homemakers teach parents and guardians to care for children safely in their homes and work with families in crisis to address trauma with positive coping competencies. Families receiving homemaking services typically have children who are aged 12 and under. Homemakers work with the whole family to help parents and guardians apply protective factors in their everyday settings to achieve the best outcomes for the children. Homemakers also work to engage parents in activities designed to improve child functioning across developmental areas and educate parents about child development and strategies to prepare children for educational settings while promoting positive parent-child interactions. Homemaker services are intended to strengthen family life and promote healthy family functioning to prevent the placement of children into foster care, whenever possible.”