St Joseph'S Villa

Filing Period

Jul 1, 2011 to Jun 30, 2012

Signed

Feb 11, 2013

Return Version

2011v1.5

Gross Receipts

$11,445,140

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Developmental disabilities: weekend respite and in-home services provide support services for children with developmental disabilities, including autism. In order to be responsive to community needs and fiscal demands, weekend respite was reduced to one weekend per month. Twenty-four students ages 6-22 attended sarah dooley center for autism, receiving academic and behavior education and career and transition services. Sarah dooley significantly increased enrollments and opened a state of the art sensory room to enhance treatment of autism. Approximately 90 children were served by the day support, weekend respite and in-home services programs, which provides support services for children with developmental disabilities. The villa's summer program was enhanced by the inclusion of two field trips each day as part of their recreational activities. Established and implemented a new service for developmentally disabled children, in-home behavior treatment (epsdt). This service helps families better manage children with developmental disabilities who exhibit extreme negative behaviors. Epsdt served approximately 52 clients.

Activity 3

Day treatment, afterschool, and school based provides therapeutic services to children and adolescents whose behaviors make them at risk of being taken out of their homes and schools. The children learn strategies to manage their behaviors in order to maintain in their school and/or home. 100 children were served by this program. 100% of day treatment parents stated the program met or exceeded their expectations. 91% said their child had made at least some progress, while 73% report they have made good progress. 100% felt their child gets along better with others since participating in the program. Intensive in-home is designed to assist families in remaining intact through a variety of clinical interventions. Clients receiving services should demonstrate a risk of being moved into an out-of-home placement or being transitioned to home from an out-of-home placement due to documented medical need. Mental health support provides services to meet the needs of adults experiencing difficulties in their current placements due to emotional, behavioral, and mental health issues include skills training, assistance and support in areas related to independent living. The main goal is to provide services to help individuals achieve and maintain stability, independence, and success in the home and in the community. The findings indicate that 94% of the population was able to improve or maintain their living environment.

Filer

EIN

54-0505950