Consumer Voices Are Born Inc

“The organization changed its name to pier 360 on june 23, 2021.”

“The organization sends the draft 990 to all governing body members for review and a vote is taken electronically or at a regularly scheduled meeting to question and approve the document for submission.”

“The organization annually reviews the conflicts of interest policy and board members acknowledge receipt. The executive director's office monitors any activity that may be considered a conflict of interest and reports to the board if any exists.”

“The executive director sets initial compensation of key employees through comparative review of labor and industry information and similar roles in the community. The salary for the executive director is determined by the board of directors based on comparable non-profit organizations.”

“All governing documents are available upon written request.”

“Val ogden center the val ogden center is located in vancouver, wa. It is cvab's employment and education support center focusing on empowering individuals in mental health and substance use recovery in setting and achieving goals related to defining their life's purpose, an important dimension to recovery. The center staff are individuals in mental health and/or substance use recovery using their skills to support participants through resume building, developing job search and life skills, a food services training program, and working with community businesses to support hiring qualified applicants. There are multiple opportunities to volunteer to develop skills and confidence as a part of the administrative, culinary or facilities teams. In addition, val ogden center staff support individuals completing educational goals. The team uses a supported employment (evidenced-based practice) approach to ensure the 350 annual participants a proven method of support. The val ogden center supports 50-75 individuals per year in achieving their goals of obtaining employment.”

“Skagit valley reach center the skagit valley reach center located in mount vernon, wa is a supportive recovery environment for people living in mental health and substance use recovery offering prosocial activities, educational classes, process groups, and opportunities to volunteer; in addition, there is access to computers and phones. Some participants are recently discharged from a mental health inpatient or substance use rehabilitation facilities while others are further into their recovery. People who are themselves in recovery operate it and as peer supporters, they inspire hope and empower fellow participants in the recovery journey. The skagit valley reach center acts as a starting point or as an oasis as a safe place for the more than 800 people a year it supports. Most people using its supports are only there for a brief period while others regularly rely on its services as they experience a mutual support community. All services are free to people using them.”

“Reach center the reach center located in vancouver, wa is a supportive recovery environment for people living in mental health and substance use recovery offering prosocial activities, educational classes, process groups, and opportunities to volunteer; in addition, there is access to computers and phones. Some participants are recently discharged from a mental health inpatient or substance use rehabilitation facilities while others are further into their recovery. People who are themselves in recovery operate it and as peer supporters, they inspire hope and empower fellow participants in the recovery journey. The reach center acts as a starting point or an oasis as a safe place for the more than 1700 people a year it supports. Most people using its supports are only there for a brief period while others regularly rely on its services as they experience a mutual support community. All services are free to people using them.”

“Reach too reach too in vancouver, wa supports individuals engaged with the criminal justice system through therapeutic courts or jail reentry programs. The jail reentry team supports individuals releasing from jail with housng reinstating benefits, getting to appointments, and finding employment. The program supports more than 425 individuals per year. Peer bridger the peer bridger team supports individuals exiting/discharging from mental health hospitalizations or substance use treatment stays. The staff meet with individuals prior to discharge to assess needs and support them with connecting to all necessary community and behavioral health supports upon discharge. All other programs/locations provide a supportive recovery environment for people living in mental health and substance use recovery offering prosocial activities, educational classes, process groups, and opportunities to volunteer; in addition, there is access to computers and phones. Some participants are recently discharged from a mental health inpatient or substance use rehabilitation facilities while others are further into their recovery. People who are themselves in recovery operate our locations and as peer supporters, they inspire hope and empower fellow participants in the recovery journey. Our programs/locations act as a starting point or as an oasis as a safe place for the people they support. Most people using the programs/locations support are only there for a brief period while others regularly rely on the services as they experience a mutual support community. All services are free to people using them.”

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