Greater Wheeling Coalition for the Homeless Inc.

“A copy of the form 990 was electronically mailed to all board members for their review. The form 990 was discussed and approved by board member vote at the next scheduled board meeting prior to its filing with the irs.”

“The greater wheeling coalition for the homeless has a written conflict of interest policy. The policy is reviewed with the board at its annual meeting as well as with all new board members when they become board members. Periodic reviews of the policy are held throughout the year.”

“The greater wheeling coalition for the homeless makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, financial statements and 990 report available to the public upon request.”

“The greater wheeling coalition for the homeless helps to advance housing and human services to the homeless; educate the community on the plight of homelessness in the northern panhandle of west virginia; work with other agencies to develop and/or provide short and long term residential care for the poor and needy; coordinate a referral of local human services; and advocate on behalf of the homeless to city, county, state and federal governments. We assist clients with emergency shelter payments and provide intensive in-house service options through agency owned facilities, such as transitional housing for homeless individuals and families along with residential supportive housing for individuals with disabilities. We are working to prevent homelessness when at imminent risk, break the cycle of homelessness through intensive case management services, and engage all clients, who are willingly in a housing plan, to access permanent affordable housing as soon as possible. With our efforts, we strive to empower and provide these individuals with the needed skill set to be successful in maintaining permanent housing after our assistance ends.”