Northern Hope Center

“A van was acquired to support members by providing transportation to their scheduled appointments.”

“The organization is member ran, member driven.”

“The members are able to elect the board of directors.”

“The members are always able to have input to the daily operations of the center.”

“It is printed and handed to its board members.”

“We have a policy that is approved by our board of directors and follow our policy by closely monitoring our appication process of our employees assuring that ther is no conflict of interest.”

“When hiring an executive director, there is a meeting held with the board members and that is where they decide and vote on compensation and details of the held position. A review is held annually per their anniversary date.”

“Northern Hope Center makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request. Individuals may obtain copies by contacting the organization's administrative office during regular business hours. In addition, the organization provides public access to its Form 990 through the IRS and other publicly accessible nonprofit information platforms.”

“We are in the process to be able to bill Medicaid for our services, further expanding our ability to support individuals in need. Additionally, we have completed our application to become Behavioral Health Certified and are in the process of obtaining CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) accreditation. These significant milestones enhance our capacity to reach and serve our community members, particularly those who are in crisis. Achieving these certifications and accreditations is a crucial step in our mission to provide high-quality, comprehensive support. the enable us to better assist those in need during access to vital resources and services that promote stability, recovery, and long-term well-being form individauls facing challenging circumstances.”

“Program supplies and licenses/professional fees”

“During the fiscal year, the organization was awarded grant funds related to activities conducted in the prior fiscal year. As of the end of the current reporting period, these funds had not yet been received. The revenue has been recorded as a receivable in accordance with the organization's accounting policies and recognized as grant income for the fiscal year in which the award was committed, rather than when the cash is received.”