The Collaborative for Children and Families Inc

“The organization has one class of member who must meet the criteria of membership as defined in the bylaws. The members are represented by an individual holding an executive management position in the member.”

“The members nominate individuals to serve on the board. Following the nomination period, at the annual meeting of the members, each member can cast one vote to elect board members.”

“All governance of the organization is vested in the board of directors with the exception of certain powers, responsibilities and actions that are vested in the members and require consent of a supermajority of the members. These include, but are not limited to: selling all or substantially all of the business or assets of the organization terminiating a member without cause removing a director with or without cause admitting new members merger, consolidation or any other restructuring of the organization making such other decisions which require a supermajority of the members as set forth in the membership agreement, if any.”

“The 990 is reviewed by the chief executive officer, corporate counsel and the audit committee in conjuction with the organization's auditor. After their review a copy is provided to the entire board before the return is filed with the internal revenue service.”

“The organization requires each board member to sign an annual conflict of interest statement that discloses any potential conflicts a member may have.”

“The board reviews the 990's of similar organizations to determine executive pay.”

“All governing documents and financial statements are made available to the public on demand.”

“Health home care management ccf is designated by the new york state department of health as a lead health home serving children. Through this role, ccf contracts with and supports care management agencies that deliver individualized, family-driven care coordination. Services focus on helping children with serious emotional, developmental, and medical conditions remain safely at home and connected to community supports. Community-based services division ccf oversees new york state's children's home and community-based services (hcbs) and children and family treatment and support services (cftss) through its community-based services division. These medicaid-funded programs provide preventive and rehabilitative supports that address children's behavioral health needs, reduce hospitalization, and prevent out-of-home placement. Education and system capacity-building ccf develops and disseminates information and training to professionals, caregivers, and the public to strengthen the children's health system. Activities include provider training, family education, and collaboration with state and local partners to address social determinants of health and to promote integrated, person-centered care across sectors. Infrastructure and partnership development as both a lead health home and an owner of asone healthcare ipa, ccf builds shared infrastructure that enables community-based organizations to participate in value-based payment arrangements and innovative health system initiatives. Ccf's work strengthens provider capacity, improves health outcomes, and advances sustainability within the children's behavioral health continuum.”

“Consulting fees: program service expenses 292,578. Management and general expenses 28,778. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 321,356.”