Teen Lifeline Inc

“Officers, directors, and key employees are required to identify any conflicts of interest annually on a signed board commitment pledge. If an individual has a conflict of interest that was not identified on the annual statement, they are required to identify when known. Any individual with a conflict of interest must recuse themselves from decisions that relate to the identified area.”

“The board of directors reviews and approves the compensation and benefits for the executive director on an annual basis. This review includes analysis of compensation as compared to industry standard compensation reports and consideration of the size of the organization and the available funding for operations. The compensation and benefits for all other staff are reviewed and approved by the board of directors in the budget approval process.”

“The organization makes all public documents available on their website and upon request at their office. The Form 990 is also made available on the Guidestar.org website.”

“The Executive Director and Treasurer review the Form 990. The Form 990 is delivered electronically to all members of the Board of Directors before it is filed.”

“Program Service Expenses 168,233, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 Other programs, including Tucson services. E-learning. In partnership with EMPACT-SPC and AzSPC, Teen Lifeline offers Intervention, Postvention, Prevention, Awareness and Self-Care for Educators eLearning course that equips communities and schools across AZ with the tools they need to promote hope in their communities. These trainings are free and meet the continuing education credit for educators. School ID Initiative. The School ID Initiative focuses on fostering a sense of connectedness and hope on school campuses. With our hotline information on the back of nearly 500,000 student IDs at over 485 schools across AZ, students have easy, immediate access to help. But more than that, they have a sense that their school is committed to providing support, care and connection to hope. To see a list of schools involved, go to www.teenlifeline.org/schoolID.”

“Program Service Expenses 116,529, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 Caring Contacts. The Teen Lifeline Caring Contacts program was created to support teens who have recently experienced a psychiatric emergency by sending them caring messages through phone calls or texts. These messages provide encouragement through their ongoing treatment and reintegration back into everyday activities. It also gives them the opportunity to build connections and to talk to other peers openly and confidentially about what they are going through.”