Hopeful Horizons

“Form 990 is provided to board members by email. They review and comment on the 990 before it is filed.”

“Board of directors enforces policy.”

“All staff compensation, including the executive director, is approved by the board and/or the executive director.”

“All staff compensation, including the executive director, is approved by the board and/or the executive director.”

“UPON REQUEST.”

“Hopeful horizons' mission is to protect, treat and prevent, which is inspired by the goals of providing safety, hope and healing to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse through evidence-based practices and leading in ending violence/abuse through primary prevention and education.”

“Volunteers assist in various capacities, particularly with special events.”

“Hopeful horizons provides comprehensive, free services to survivors of child abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault, including: a 24/7 crisis response, emergency shelter, hospital accompaniment, evidence-based trauma treatment, support groups, legal services, victim advocacy, transitional housing and case management. Through forensic interviews and medical exams, our nationally accredited children's advocacy center provides local law enforcement and dss with critical evidence to help ensure perpetrators are held accountable for their crimes and our multi-disciplinary team approach helps to ensure the best case outcomes for child abuse victims. Additionally, hopeful horizons provides free professional trainings, community education and awareness events to help increase our communitys understanding of these crimes and improve its response to victims. In 2018, hopeful horizons served a total of 1,181 direct victims of child abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault and an additional 721 secondary victims (loved ones of the direct victims). Additionally, hopeful horizons provided training to 1,300 professionals in law enforcement, education, health care and human services and reached over 4,600 community members through our educational programs and awareness activities. Thirty- seven families (55 caregivers and 51 children) participated in our evidence-based strengthening families program to develop positive discipline practices, improve communication skills and stay resilient in tough times. Forty-one families received parent-child interaction therapy, an evidence-based treatment that addresses a variety of behavioral issues by helping to strengthen the parent/child bond and coach parents in providing consistent, appropriate responses to their child's behavior.”

“Prior period adjustment 239,121”