Liferoots Inc.

Filing Period

Jul 1, 2012 to Jun 30, 2013

Signed

Jan 14, 2014

Return Version

2012v2.1

Gross Receipts

$6,766,311

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Children and therapy services:children services - the majority of services through this division are through early intervention. Early intervention services provide therapeutic support for children ages birth to three by working with families to identify the needs of children who may have delays in development, uneven patterns of growth, or are at risk due to factors in their environment. Services are delivered in the child's home or at one of the organization's locations and consist of:- evaluation and assessment- speech, occupational and physical therapies- therapeutic educational services- specialized infant program- service coordinationtherapy services - provide certified and licensed therapy in the following areas:- occupational therapy - helps people learn practical skills and adapt to changing job environments.- physical therapy - helps with an individual's endurance, body awareness, and strengthening to achieve optimal abilities.- speech and language therapy - helps people with all levels of communication realize confidence and independencechildren and therapy services served 564 clients during the year.

Activity 3

Community services:vocational services - provide opportunities in the world of work to adults with disabilities and special needs. The organization matches individuals with employers to jobs that fit both parties' needs and abilities. Liferoots served 83 clients during the year. Day habilitation - day habilitation serves adults with developmental disabilities by providing integrated and individualized community-based services. Individuals participate in activities such as exploration, recreation, education, and community service, each customized for theindividual's needs. Liferoots served 98 clients during the year. Literacy - within the literacy program, time, space, and equipment is provided so individuals can discover their natural gifts. Through specifically designed curriculums and within a differentiated instructional framework, individuals will clarify vocational pursuits and obtain the specific resources and employment strategies to succeed in realizing their passion in the community. The literacy program defines and implements a curriculum that parallels the overall mission of career. Literacy is person-centered where students create, develop, and manage their educational and career interests. The curriculum is designed to encourage students to learn independently, develop critical thinking skills, and to participate in group activities. Students will have access to individualized instruction, computer assisted technology, and vocational databases, while preparing for employment in the workplace or individuals currently employed can maintain employment by continued studies. The literacy program consists of three units:- career readiness- language arts- mathcareer discovery - is for adults who want to increase their exposure to the world of work. This includes work assessment and job coaching.

Filer

EIN

85-0135073