Hilltop Health Services Corporation

“The organization does not have any committees with the authority to act on behalf of the governing body.”

“The executive committee of the board of directors reviews the tax return in advance of filing the tax return to the irs. After review from the executive committee, a copy of the 990 is made available to the full board upon request.”

“The board requires conflict of interest forms to be filled out annually that describe any familial relationships or business relationships that may be considered a conflict of interest. Any disclosed conflicts are discussed with the entire board, and those that have conflicts are excluded from voting on items where there is a conflict of interest.”

“The board of directors has a compensation committee comprised of members of the executive committee of the board. These members review information provided from state statistical data to determine the ceo's compensation. The ceo sets the compensation of the president and cfo reviewing comparative data from other nonprofits throughout the state. These salary figures are also presented to the executive committee.”

“Requests for copies of our tax forms, audited financial statements or governing documents are readily given to the requestor. Copies are usually delivered electronically via email, but some requests are fulfilled with hard copies of documents.”

“Hilltop community resources is dedicated to building a community where everyone belongs. Our tailored programs address the unique needs of individuals and families, from behavioral health support and intimate partner violence services to assisted living for seniors and adults with brain injuries.”

“Family resource services - hilltop operates a family resource center in grant junction and montrose and is committed to abide by and practice the family support principles and premises. These principles and premises align with hilltop's "people first" philosophy and include the belief in and practice of family-centered solutions; where families are empowered to take action to improve their wellbeing, families and staff work together in relationships based on equality and respect, and programs offered are flexible, culturally sensitive and continually responsive to emerging family and community issues. Hilltop provides access to basic needs assistance, prenatal care, parenting support, fatherhood services, housing assistance and resources, family mentors, and more. A more detailed explanation of these services is provided below. Family first: building strong families through in-home parenting and education. Trained educators provide parents with information on basic care, social and emotional development, cues and communication, physical and brain development, and play and stimulation. This program includes weekly support groups for families plus mom and dad support groups. The program utilizes the parents as teachers and strengthening families curriculum. Family first also offers cooking matters, a course the teaches meal preparation on a budget, shopping smarter, nutrition information, healthier food choices, and how to cook delicious, affordable meals. B4 babies and beyond: ensuring healthy children and pregnant women, the program helps families access affordable, quality health care coverage through medicaid and chp+. The friendly, caring staff provides confidential assistance with all paperwork, as well as assistance setting up doctors' appointments, information on nutrition, growth and development, healthy lifestyles, baby and me tobacco free program, translation services, and transportation to and from appointments. Family connections: ensuring that youth in the community gain the skills to successfully transition from adolescence into adulthood by helping families access unique resources of self-sufficiency. Services include individual and group substance abuse treatment, employment and housing assistance, tutoring, assessment, referrals, mentoring, and case management. Latimer house domestic violence services: empowering and educating those affected by domestic violence and sexual assault. Hilltop's latimer house provides a 24-hour crisis line, emergency shelter, legal advocacy, support groups, case management and children's services. Serving mesa delta, montrose, and ouray counties. Fatherhood services: hilltop's fatherhood program offers services in which fathers participating receive family centered, comprehensive case management and connections to community-based services and supports. The key support areas include healthy relationships, responsible parenting, economic stability and building social capital.”

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