All Faiths

“Organization's process to review form 990 after the tax return is prepared by an independent accounting firm, the ceo and cfo review a copy of the draft and final form 990 for completeness and accuracy. The form 990 is then reviewed by the audit/compliance committee prior to their recommendation for approval from the full board in summary format. At this point, the governing board reviews then approves the final copy to be filed with irs.”

“Each board member and key employee is required to review the conflict of interest policy and must document any conflict. If a conflict arises, the board member with a conflict is not allowed to vote on the transaction.”

“The board of directors reviews and evaluates the compensation of the ceo and top management. Personnel compensation is determined based on market rates for similar services.”

“The board of directors reviews and evaluates the compensation of officers. Their compensation is determined based on market rates for similar services.”

“The organization's governing documentsare available for public inspection upon request.”

“Outpatient mental health services - all faiths sees clients who have been through traumatic life events such as abuse and neglect and offers them a wide range of therapy and mental health services including individual, family, and group settings in addition to referrals to psychiatry and medication management services. The organization's goal is to help children and families meet their behavioral health needs through our uniquely branded family wellness program, which invites the parents into the process of improvement along with the children seeking healing and support. All faiths uses a highly individualized, family centered, strengths based, culturally competent approach to family treatment. During the fiscal year, all faiths provided therapy to over 1,612 children and their families. Approximately 85% of the organization's services are provided to families who are low income or live below the poverty level.”

“Community based services/home visiting - during the fiscal year, 364 unduplicated clients were assisted through this program, which offers life skills training, case coordination, case management, in-home advocacy support services, and community-based advocacy support to both children and parents with the goal to educate and aide in creating healthy family systems. The agency offers high-fidelity wraparound and care coordination services. In this program children who have been institutionalized and have no family supports and nowhere to go are provided an all faiths facilitator who assists in finding natural supports and creates a community around the child to heal and become a contributing member of our society. Approximately 98% of the community-based services are provided to children and youth who are low income or live below the poverty level.”

“Child advocacy center (cac) & forensic support services - during the fiscal year, over 1,170 children received interviews and/or victim advocacy through the agency's forensic program. The cac supports victims and their families by offering forensically sound, age appropriate interviews by the agency's highly trained staff. These clients are referred by one of our partner agencies, such as law enforcement, the district attorney's office, the children, youth and families department (cyfd) and others who are part of the investigation. Children seen for forensic interviews disclose what they have allegedly experienced or have witnessed and the interview is recorded so that investigating bodies will use it as evidence, rather than asking the child to repeatedly talk about their traumatic experience. Interviews are provided to children and youth, ages 2 - 21, and developmentally delayed adults who reside in bernalillo, sandoval, valencia and neighboring counties. Case coordination services are also provided by advocates to assist clients with additional needs for community services. Additionally, support services are provided, referrals offered, and emergency supplies such as food and clothing are available. Therapy services are offered to the alleged victims and their non-offending family members, which helps educate guardians to learn to support their children as they recover from trauma, while addressing any familial issues that might create an unsafe environment so that further trauma will be avoided.”

“Training institute: the training institute provides professional training to community partners that come in to regular contact with children. They are trained to look at behavior through a trauma sensitive lens so that child victims can get the help and support that they need instead of being mislabeled as "problem children". In addition, the institute provides community education to parents and other adult child care givers on nurturing parenting and understanding the signs of abuse”

“Investment management fees -30,395”

“There was no change in the organization's audit selection or auidt oversight process.”