The Montgomery County Coalition for the Homeless Inc.

“Reviewed by management and finance committee.”

“SELF-DISCLOSURE”

“An organizational assessment was conducted in 2012 and all salaries were benchmarked based on the market. Salaries and positions were aligned and adjusted based on the findings of the assessment.”

“An organizational assessment was conducted in 2012 and all salaries were benchmarked based on the market. Salaries and positions were aligned and adjusted based on the findings of the assessment.”

“AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST”

“The montgomery county coalition for the homeless leads the effort to end homelessness in our community by creating housing options, providing supportive services, and facilitating collaboration, education and advocacy based on the belief that every person is entitled to the dignity of a home.”

“Seneca heights apartments: an award winning, innovative model combining housing, services and amenities. Seneca heights serves as permanent housing for 40 single adults moving from shelters to independent living quarters and as transitional housing for 17 families who are preparing to move to a permanent home. All tenants receive on-site case management and social services as well as the opportunity to engage in a wide variety of community events and activities. Cordell place: provides permanent housing to 32 single men and women in downtown bethesda, in a facility featuring personal living quarters, shared kitchens, a community room, and other amenities. All tenants receive on- site case management as well as the opportunity to engage in a range of community events and activities. Hope housing: a partnership providing permanent supportive housing to formerly homeless individuals and families with disabilities. Community ministries of rockville, interfaith works, and stepping stones shelter provide the direct services to 40 individuals and 2 families, while mcch coordinates and oversees the operations and finances. Home first: a permanent supportive housing program for 30 chronically homeless, single adults. Residents receive case management and psychiatric rehabilitation services. Vip (vulnerability initiative program): provides permanent housing with case management and medical services to 15 of the most vulnerable homeless adults who were identified as the most medically vulnerable. Oh (operation homecoming): provides permanent supportive housing for 20 formerly homeless veterans of whom 15 are single adults and five are families. Chipp (creative housing initiative pilot project): a pilot program providing providing permanent housing and supportive services for 16 formerly homeless adults who were high users of the emergency rooms and the jail. The program includes an academic study that evalulated any cost savings by providing permanent housing. The program is funded with a private foundation grant.”

“Special event expenses moved to revenue on 990 56,133 rounding -1 expenses for special events -56,133 total -1”