Casa De Los Ninos

“The audit committee reviews the preliminary form 990 prior to filing with taxing authorities.”

“Board members are annually asked to update their statement of business relationships and indicate any that could pose a potential conflict of interest with their role as a board member of casa de los nios.”

“Biannually the executive committee of the board of directors reviews relevant local, state and national salary information from the dept. Of labor. Salary ranges are designed for all salaried employees including the executive staff. Ranges include low, mid and maximum levels based on expertise, experience and education.”

“Biannually the executive committee of the board of directors reviews relevant local, state and national salary information from the dept. Of labor. Salary ranges are designed for all salaried employees including the executive staff. Ranges include low, mid and maximum levels based on expertise, experience and education.”

“Governing documents are made available to the public through another website, www.guidestar.org, our website www.casadelosninos.org, and upon request.”

“Volunteers are utilized in our shelter, administrative offices, thrift store, specific programs, and special events. Shelter / angel house: volunteers offer direct service care in collaboration with a staff member. Each volunteer commits to a minimum of 3 hours per week; however on average most exceed the minimum. Volunteers assist with the daily care of children ranging in ages from infant to 5 years of age. Each group presents a different set of needs. They assist with playtime, meals, creative educational activities, and one on one time as needed. Shelter/ o'rielly house: volunteers provide daily care in collaboration with assigned staff as well as facilitating activities for children ranging in ages from 6 - 12 years of age. Volunteers also assist with one on one tutoring, arts and crafts and specialized projects for the children. They also participate in off campus outings. Angel house reception/ kelsch administrative volunteers: volunteers are utilized in both reception areas. Volunteers answer and direct phone calls, greet and sign in visitors, as well as other clerical duties. In collaboration with san miguel high school, we have 2 designated intern students who work with our human resources team. Both and volunteers assist with copying, filing, inventory, creating employment packets, assist with on campus special events. Interns: bachelors and master level interns are assigned based on their area of study. Each intern has a requirement as set forth by their undergraduate/graduate programs related to the number of hours and content of experience. Interns may designate their time providing administrative assistance, research, direct service, counseling and coordination of care always under the supervision and direction of casa de los ninos staff members and program supervisor. Interns are utilized in bhs, in-home programs, home visitation, shelter, community education and outreach, and parent aide. Development / community relations: volunteers assist the donor records specialist and development assistant. Volunteers assist with donor records, car donations, maintaining or inputting information into the raiser's edge program. Gabriel's angels: we have 5 gabriel's angels therapy team that work with the children in the shelter. They volunteer with their therapy pet once a week with all the groups in the shelter. Gabriel's angels provide direct interaction with their therapy animals and the children. Thrift store: volunteers assist as cashiers, with customer service, and help sort and display merchandise. Groups are also recruited for large project at the thrift store. Special guest volunteers: community members and professional groups volunteer in our shelter, community events as well as special events. This can be for our holiday toy drive, family fiesta, or other community event. They volunteer for a scheduled one-time event or project.”

“Although the organization receives a majority of its revenue from grants and contributions it is not included in part iii per the irs instructions. Foster care: casa de los nios recruits and trains individuals who wish to provide foster care for abused and neglected children. We monitor and support these families after they have children placed with them. We supported 52 families who provided 48,873 nights of care for 322 children this fiscal year. Parent education: our parent education program offers free interactive training for parents, care givers and professionals to gain the education, tools and skills to raise safe and healthy children. Casa de los nios provided classes to 2,817 families for this fiscal year. Parent aide and supervised visitation: there are two components to our parent aide program. The first component offers a variety of services for parents and/or caregivers involved with the department of child safety, to give parents the tools they need to meet goals and safely reunify families. Casa de los nios provided services to 26 families this fiscal year. The second component of our parent aide program is supervised visitation. Services are offered upon referral from the department of child safety and are available for children in out of home care and their parents and extended families at no cost to the families. Services are provided in varied locations around tucson. Casa de los nios served 155 families and 151 children for this fiscal year. In home service program: the casa de los nios in home services program provides a continuum of services and activities which will support and enhance the family unit, and preserve and reunify the family through family-focused services that are coordinated and accessible, comprehensive, community-based, and culturally responsive. Services provided may include parent education, crisis/intervention and stabilization, counseling, and connection to relevant community resources. 270 families and 1,100 children received services from this program this year. Parents as teachers: parents as teachers is an evidenced based program providing home visitation services to tucson families with children under the age of 5. The goal of the program is to assist families with school preparedness for very young children emphasizing development in varying domains including language, gross motor, fine motor and literacy. Casa de los nios provided home visitation services to 165 families and 191 children from july 2016-june 2017.”

“Behavioral health 1,128,120 0 0 nurse family partnership 826,170 0 0 payroll, cobra, and fsa admin 0 149,089 0 ddd foster home and respite 254,013 0 0 staff & board development 0 53,153 0 it 0 15,792 0 shelter medical services 3,660 0 0 security 45,245 0 0 temporary office services 1,392 48,457 0 other 12,024 2,500 6,898 total 2,270,624 268,991 6,898”

“In-kind service donation of 8,700 was in service to fixed assets.”