A Child'S Haven Inc

“Select members of the organization's finance committee of the board of directors, including its treasurer, reviewed the financial information used to prepare the 990. Specific issues and/or questions that arose during the review process were addressed. The form 990 is provided to the remaining members of the organization's board of directors for comments and/or questions to be followed up on as needed.”

“All governing or advisory board members, hereafter known as "board members", agents, and employees of a child's haven, inc. Shall disclose all real or apparent conflicts of interest that they discover or that have been brought to their attention in connection with this organization's activities. A "conflict of interest" occurs where a person is responsible for promoting the interest of a child's haven, inc. At the same time he or she is involved in a competing personal interest (financial, business or personal). "disclosure" shall mean providing properly, to the appropriate person, a written description of the facts comprising the real or apparent conflict of interest. An annual disclosure statement (attached) shall be circulated to board members, agents and employees to assist them in considering such disclosures, but disclosure is appropriate and required whenever conflicts of interest may occur. The written notices of disclosures shall be filed with the executive director or such other person designated by the executive director to receive such notifications. At the meeting of the board of directors, all disclosures of real or apparent conflict of interest shall be noted for the record in the minutes. A board member, agent, or employee who believes that he or she or a member of his or her immediate family might have a real or apparent conflict of interest, in addition to filing a notice of disclosure, must abstain from: 1)participating in discussions or deliberations with respect to the subject of the conflict (other than to present factual information or to answer questions) 2)using his or her personal influence to affect deliberations, 3)making motions, 4)voting, 5)executing agreements, or 6)taking similar actions on behalf of the organizations where the conflict of interest might pertain by law, agreement, or otherwise. At the discretion of the top governing body or a committee thereof, a person with a real or apparent conflict of interest may be excused from all or any portion of discussions or deliberations with respect to the subject of the conflict. A member of the top governing body or a committee thereof, who, having disclosed a conflict of interest, nevertheless shall be counted in determining the existence of a quorum at any meeting in which the subject of the conflict is discussed. The minutes of the meeting shall reflect the individual's disclosure, the vote thereon, and the individual's abstention from participation and voting. The executive director shall ensure that all board members, agents, employees, and independent contractors of the organization are made aware of the organization's policy with respect to conflicts of interest.”

“The executive director's compensation is reviewed and approved by the board. The board sets the executive director's compensation amount based on executive directors' salaries at comparable nonprofit organizations.”

“The board reviews and approves compensation for all key employees.”

“Governing documents are available to the public upon request. Some of the documents and information are also available on the organization's website, www.achildshaven.org.”

“A child's haven (ach) treats children with developmental delays as a result of limited resources, abuse, or neglect, and provides support and education for both the child and their family. Each child receives therapeutic child care, individual therapy, weekly home visitation and parent support group. Ach is nationally accredited by carf and utilizes several evidence based treatment models with clinically proven successful outcomes. This year ach served 118 children, ages 6 months to 5 years and 325 caregivers. 16,376 healthy meals were served to children. 24,973 hours to therapeutic child care and individual therapy treatment services were provided, and 774 family therpy sessions were completed. 99% of families reported that provided services met and/or exceeded expectations. The annual impact report for fye 2020 may be found at www.achildshaven.org.”

“Provides daily behavioral health interventions to children with developmental delays and support to their families. At the center, children under age 5 receive therapeutic child care treatment services. Transportation is provided. Parental support includes weekly home visitation that is inclusive of family therapy and parent education, provided by licensed independent social workers (lisw) or licensed professional counselors (lpc). The evidenced "parent as teachers" model is used for the parent education work. The goal of our program is for the child to be successful in typical preschool or public-school program and for the parent to have learned protective skills enabling improved parenting. In addition to the common factor, of children with a developmental delay, our clientele are low-income, often families living below the poverty level, many have child welfare involvement. In fye june 30, 2020, ach, based on feedback from families, expanded our daily operating hours to serve a full-day schedule, from 7am to 6pm. These longer hours mean our children receive more flexibility to navigate their work and home lives. In addition, ach is in the intial stages of creating five therapeutic outdoor environments (toes) on campus grounds, where enrolled children will benefit from social-emotional impacts of playing in these toes, including improved self-discipline and social relations, stress reduction, improving behavior and increasing cooperation. Ach passed the 3 year term reaccrediation of national accrediation in march 2019 by carf - commission on accrediation of rehabilitation facilities.”

“Fundraising expenses 0 rounding 0 fundraising expenses 0 rounding 0”