Florence Crittenton Programs of South Carolina Inc.

“The form 990 is provided for a comment period. Once all questions are addressed, the form 990 is efiled by the organization's accountants.”

“Board members are required to annually disclose any potential conflicts of interest and the board executive committee reviews the possible conflicts in order to determine if any members should be replaced or excused from certain decisions.”

“The board reviews the salary of the executive director annually and compares it with other similar sized organizations.”

“Documents are provided upon request at the organization's corporate offices.”

“Participating in activities, listening to music, and getting creative. We have family-style meals, and each of our young women are expected to complete chores consistent with other teens. Our services -24 hour care and supervision in a group environment -healthy meals and snacks -prenatal care -parenting classes -education support for primary, secondary, and post-secondary programs -group and individual counseling -emotional support and encouragement -job readiness and life skills training -transportation -educational, cultural, and social activities -case management assistance with postpartum planning our impact last year our young women -90% improved their grades or completed classes -100% improved job readiness skills, -96% improved parenting skills, -86% delivered a healthy birth-weight baby host home for pregnant and parenting youth the host home program pairs pregnant and parenting youth ages 16-21 who are at risk of experiencing homeless with hosts in the community who provide them with a safe place to stay as they complete their education, build independent living skills, and care for their child. Eligible youth can stay in host homes for up to 18 months as they work with a parent educator to develop a plan to transition to permanent housing. Housing support for families florence crittenton programs of south carolina is a member of the lowcountry continuum of care, a group of organizations that coordinate with other service providers to develop and implement coordinated strategies to address homelessness in the lowcountry. Our services -assistance finding affordable housing -rental assistance (when funding is available) -parenting classes -child development assessments -job readiness and life skills training -help with child care vouchers -screening and referral to other programs -emotional support and encouragement -case management assistance with long-term planning our impact as a result of the support received, our families: 90% are employed 87% have moved on to permanent housing”

“During the organization's audit of the year ended june 30, 2024, the organization identified it had unrecognized in error forgivable notes from the south carolina state financing and development authority in the amount of 350,000. During the year-ended june 30, 2024, 100,000 of these notes was forgiven.”