Parkview Services

“The executive director, finance manager, and board finance committee review the form 990 prior to its filing, and a copy is provided to the board.”

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“The executive director's salary is determined by utilizing compensation data for similarly qualified persons in comparable positions at similarly situated organizations. The salary recommendation is reviewed and approved by the executive board, with no members who have a conflict of interest being involved in the process. Substantiation of the deliberation and decision are recorded at the time.”

“The form 990 is available upon request.”

“Residential support and training services for adults with developmental disabilities. Providing low income housing for extremely low income individuals with developmental disabilities. In 2020 all programs adapted to the covid-19 pandemic with precautionary public health measures. All programs continued to serve the community.”

“Parkview took on 2 supported living clients from a supported living service provider that was closing their nonprofit in december of 2022.”

“Affordable housing program: parkviews affordable housing program began in 1997 in response to an increasing need for quality affordable housing options for extremely low-income adults with idds. Tenants of this program are referred to parkview by the washington state developmental disabilities administration (dda) and pay no more than 30% of their income in rent, no matter how low, with subsidy for utilities. Tenants at each home receive supportive living services from one of 16 licensed service providers. Affordable housing added one home in 2022, and one home in 2021. In 2022 and 2021, the program served 210 and 202 tenants, respectively. Parkview services also provides maintenance services to affordable housing organizations and prepurchase home repairs to qualified homeownership clients.”

“Parkview group home: originally established to provide residential support services for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities (idds), the organization shifted its service population to adults to continue serving the children who reached adult age at parkview group home. Currently, six adults live at the group home as clients. Through this program, residents receive 24/7 supportive care and live chosen lives as part of their local community. In 2022 and 2021, this program provided over 15,668 and 15,592 hours of direct support services to residents, respectively. The organization also pursued government support, including coronavirus aid relief and economic security (cares) funding, and paycheck protection prrogram and economic injury disaster loans, to help cover hazard pay, keep clients in their homes, and to keep all programs operating.”

“Homeownership program: since 1996, parkview homeownership program has provided no-cost pre-purchase homebuyer education and first-time homebuyer counseling for residents of king and snohomish county and state wide since 2020. Qualified first-time homebuyers with disabilities or who live with a family member with a disability are eligible for up to 110,000 in down payment assistance through this program. Parkview provided six households with down payment assistance in 2022 and five households in 2021. The homeownership program also provides no-cost mortgage default housing counseling and advocacy to prevent unnecessary foreclosure and help struggling homeowners get back on track to financial stability. Since 2011, our mortgage default housing counselors have served over 16,000 washington residents in all counties. Parkview services is currently the largest provider of hud approved housing counseling in the state. Recent outreach efforts have centered on financial fraud prevention for senior citizens and veterans, as well as foreclosure prevention workshops for all demographics. Parkview mortgage default clients avoid foreclosure 86% of the time and retain their equity 83% of the time. Homeowners who retained their equity remained in their homes an average of five years after counseling intake. In 2022 and 2021, this program served over 1332 and 801 clients, respectively.”

“Camp parkivew is an annual residential summer cap experience for people with idds, taking place on vashon island at the camp burton facility; it provides mutually beneficial relationships and friendship building between people with and without disabilities and allows accessible recreation and socialization. 53 campers attended in 2022 and 90 campers attended in 2021. Washington homeownership resource center (whrc) administrative support services. Supported living provides direct care to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (idds). In 2022 this program provided over 443 hours of direct support services to clients.”