Gate - Gateway to Independence

“Miscellaneous 2,088 miscellaneous 924 total 3,012”

“Expenses general liability 3,622 officer and director 289 workers' compensation 2,080 post office box rental 92 paypal fees 46 state tax/filing fees 180 postage 194 office supplies 1,357 professional dues 650 miscellaneous 2,107 aktion club 1,206 participant expenses 2,278 birthday expense 1,151 covid supplies 1,418 end of year campaign 220 telephone 1,549 holiday party 409 staff enrichment/training 375 non-investment depreciation 38 total 19,261”

“Payroll protection program 21,600”

“Equipment 7,107 7,107 less accumulated depreciation 7,057 7,095 total 50 12”

“The gate- gateway to independence assists young adults with severe disabilities to achieve independence by providing them with social and pre-vocational activities. Participants enter the program between the ages of 22-30 but may remain in the program as long as they wish. The participants come together several days each week with staff and volunteers from the community to enjoy each others company and to use skills that foster independence. The focus of the program is on each individuals abilities and on developing a community of people who appreciate and care about each other. Just as important, the gate provides a respite service to the family/caretaker who is able to leave the participant with us knowing that they are in a safe and nurturing environment. For many families, this is the only respite they have. Without this program , most of these young adults face a life of isolation and exclusion. The gate is a model of what an inclusive community can be. The program is funded through donations, fund raisers and grants.”

“The gate- gateway to independence assists young adults with severe disabilities to achieve independence by providing them with social and pre-vocational activities. Participants enter the program between the ages of 22-30 but may remain in the program as long as they wish . The participants come together several days each week with staff and volunteers from the community to enjoy each others company and to use skills that foster independence. The focus of the program is on each individuals abilities and on developing a community of people who appreciate and care about each other. Just as important, the gate provides a respite service to the family/caretaker who is able to leave the participant with us knowing that they are in a safe and nurturing environment. For many families, this is the only respite they have. Without this program , most of these young adults face a life of isolation and exclusion. The gate is a model of what an inclusive community can be. The program is funded through donations, special events and grants. The programs serve 30 participants which provides a respite for 60 parent/caretakers. There are 12 college student volunteers who receive community service hours for their volunteer work at the program.”