Northwest Behavioral Health Services Inc

“Upon completion of the tax return (irs form 990), a draft copy is shared with the executive director and her management team for their review and approval. If any corrections are necessary, the corrections will be made and thereafter, the tax return is filed electronically.”

“Each board member is required to fill out basic conflict of interest disclosure form annually. The board reviews the forms and act accordingly.”

“None of these documents are available to the public unless specifically requested from the organization's management.”

“To enhance the quality of life for underserved youths, adults and families experiencing mental health disorders, social maladjustment and other at risk behaviors. The organization seeks to empower these individuals to live meaningful and productive lives in the community through the provision of comprehensive behavioral of and integrated health services.”

“Assist the organization in size control when relevant information is being disseminated to the public. Also, no payments were made to the volunteers.”

“The organization provided targeted case management and behavioral health services to four duval county public schools through the boys & girls club of northeast florida. These schools include arlington heights, arlington elementary, northwestern legends, and highlands elementary. In addition to case management, nwbh facilitates workshops that focus on building self- esteem, character and leadership, youth suicide-prevention awareness, and other important life-skills. Approximately 350 students and boys & girls club members benefit from these services each year. Nwbh also provides specialized workshops for seniors through the city of jacksonville's senior services program. These sessions focus primarily on grief education, emotional wellness, and healthy coping strategies. Approximately 200 seniors participated in these workshops.”

“Mental health children's and treating trauma programs provided mental and behavioral health intervention services for and families that experience stress as traumatic incident which included immediate, short term crisis stability, grief and trauma support in the norwest quadrant of duval county. Approximately 180 people were served during the year.”

“Beginning balance correction 397”