Trinity House Group Home

“The return is initially reviewed by the executive director, cleo anderson, and subsequently the board of directors.”

“Educate employees and directors about policies and procedures to increase compliance awareness. Monitor activities comprehensively, simplify auditing, and report violation attempts to prove effective policy. Ensure the mission is clearly articulated and serves to explain the organization's purpose and services as a guide. It also addresses why the organization exists, what we hope to accomplish and what activities we will undertake. Use of organizational documents as the framework for governance and management. The documents include articles of incorporation and bylaws, ensure an active and engaged boarad of directors to oversee compliance with applicable tax law requirements; board of directors is active in overseeing the organizations operations and finances; directors and staff required to act solely in the interest of the organation without regard for personal interests; adhere to written procedures or determining whether a relatiionship, financial interest, or business affiliation results in a conflict of interest and appropriate action taken in the event a conflict of interest is identified.”

“Financial statements are provided to the board of directors monthly; governing documents and policies are reviewed and discussed at quarterly board meetings. These records are public records and are available to the public upon request.”

“Trinity house is in the process of transitioning from a "group home" environment to that of a "short term residential therapeutic program" (strtp) as required by the california department of social services community care licensing. This includes providing a more therapeutic program that results in a reduction in the length of stay for each resident.additionally, trinity continues the process of accreditation. This has two fundamental purposes: to assure the quality of the trinity program and to assist in the improvement of the program. In fulfilling its two purposes, quality assurance, and program improvement, accreditation provides service of value to the constituencies we serve. We are pursuing accreditaton through joint commission - an independent, not-for-profit organization. The joint commission accredits and certifies nearly 21,000 health care organizations and programs in the united states. Joint commission accreditation and certification is recognized nationwide as a symbol of quality that reflects an organization's commitment to meeting certain performance standards.”

“The organization operates a group home for boys under the age of 18. The organization strives to create a program that will provide structure and will facilitate a positive relationship between the youths and their families and the community.”

“The organization operates two group home for boys undr the age of 18. The organization strives to create a program that will provide structure and will facilitate a positive relationship between the youths and their families and community.”