Multi-Agency Alliance for Children Inc

“A copy of the return was provided to the board before the time of filing with the irs.”

“If a conflict arises, the member with the conflict is required to disclose such conflict to the executive director or the board of directors president or a member of the executive committee. The board members without a conflict are involved in the decision to determine the best course of action the organization will follow.”

“A committee has been established and reviews at least three different studies on ceo non-profit compensation. The committee then develops a contract and presents to the full board for a vote.”

“Organizational documents are provided upon request.”

“placement coordination continued Network- The Organization functions statewide and receives referrals from the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services. Crisis Continuum- The Organization receives a significant number of referrals from all over the state of Georgia regarding youth in foster care who are in crisis and need an immediate placement. Youth are in placement crisis for a variety of reasons. Therefore, the Organization has developed a Crisis Continuum using partner agencies to provide immediate placement and extra support to meet any need a youth has while in this program. This program is a 90-day intervention for placement support.”

“education continued Beyond-The Organization expanded the LEADS program for young people who were no longer eligible for LEADS and were seeking to finish High School or secondary education. Young people are able to receive individualized educational support on an as-needed basis including testing and application for schools, school supplies, educational advocacy, and tutoring.”

“WRAPAROUND CONTINUED Thrive-As an expansion of PACT, the origination uses High-Fidelity Wraparound an evidence-informed model to work with youth who are referred from Region 14, Fulton and Dekalb Counties, and are at risk to be in child welfare or have a resource and transitioning out of the Department of Family and Children Services Custody by coordinating plans and support services for the youth. This is a contract with DFCS to serve forty youth at any time.”

“1.Georgia EmpowerMEnt- The Organization has expanded its Georgia EmpowerMEnt is a youth led advocacy coalition comprised of current and former foster youth and their adult supporters. It is one of the strategies of the Annie e. Casey Foundation, a national effort. The Organization offers support for the EmpowerMEnt advocates by providing coordination and administrative oversight to support their advocacy efforts. Activities include regional tribe development, state and national advocacy, and court improvement. 2.Other Initiatives Financial Literacy-The Organization, as part of the Transitions Programs, coordinates and supports Individual Development Accounts. This encompasses financial literacy training and matching funds for youth who saved using the Opportunity Passport model from the Annie E. Casey Foundation in partnership with the GA RYSE/Chafee Program in the Department of Children and Family Services. Workforce Development-The Organization also houses Workforce Development, an initiative that helps young people be prepared for the workforce as they transition from foster care into adulthood. The organization uses an apprenticeship model as well as teaching and coaching including softs skills. Housing- The Organization previously served young people as part of the Program for Safe and Stable Families (PSSF) grant. The Housing department assists with other Transitions programs with housing needs. Teen Parent Connection-The Organization supports pregnant and parenting teens using a system of care designed to incorporate a broad array of services and support that are organized into a coordinated network. This network focuses on the whole needs of the child and family coordinating prevention, intervention, and treatment services for pregnant and parenting youth in child welfare. coordinating prevention, intervention, and treatment services for pregnant and parenting youth in child welfare.”

“Pledges write-off pre 7/1/2023”

“Description:agency residential contract total fees:19784051”

“Description:professional services total fees:602615”