Odyssey House Inc - Utah

“After the 990 is prepared it is reviewed by the director of finance and by the executive director for accuracy. The numbers are compared to the audited financial statements for accuracy. The 990 is then distributed to the board members for their review. If no problems are identified, then the 990 is considered correct.”

“The board of directors and all full-time employees are required to annually fill out a conflict of interest declaration form. These forms are reviewed by appropriate management staff or by the chairman of the board in order to identify and eliminate any conflicts.”

“The salary of the executive director is reviewed by the board of directors and that level is set based on the board of directors review of appropriate comparable industry and regional salary levels. Deliberation is documented in board minutes.”

“The salary levels for all other employees are reviewed and set by the appropriate management team including the executive director, the director of their work area and then final approval is given by the board of directors.”

“The organization's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are made available to the public upon request.”

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“1. Residential treatment a. Adults: 1,200 served i. Serving men and women ages 18+ ii. Largest continuum of care available for adults in the state iii. Emphasis on skill development and independence iv. Specialty programming for people in incarceration b. Parents and children: 83 parents and 81 children served i. Single mothers and fathers with children ii. Therapeutic daycare for kids ages 0-10 iii. Emphasis on ending the multigenerational cycle of addiction iv. Largest continuum of care available for adults and youth in the state c. Youth: 95 served i. Ages kindergarten through 12th grade ii. Emphasis on education, trauma, family iii. Largest continuum of care for youth in the state iv. Programming in utah, idaho and nevada”

“Sober housing: 262 served 56 people housed through boarding homes harm reduction a. 2,250 syringe exchange encounters b. 94,952 syringes exchanges c. 2,549 wound care kits distributed e. 1,469 narcan kits distributed f. 2,370 fentanyl test strips distributed adult mental health: 116 served in residential and outpatient mental health services. School-based services: 467 served in early intervention school-based therapy in salt lake county. Forensic assertive community treatment: 109 adults served in outpatient care with intensive case management and psychiatric support. Boarding homes: 44 people served in supportive housing for people with serious persistent mental illness (spmi).”