Bill Wilson Center

“The audit committee reviews and approves the form 990. The form 990approved by the audit committee is then provided to the board of directorsprior to filing.”

“The center monitors all conflicts of interest by requiring an annual recertification. Immediate notification is required if circumstances changeduring the year.”

“Compensation is reviewed and approved by the finance committee following research conducted via survey of similar organizations and analysis of professioanl publications.”

“All governing documents and the conflict of interest code are available on request. The financials statements are avaialable on the center's website.”

“Other program services 4: residential services:provides short-term housing for homeless and runaway youth at bwc's residential programs. Youth receive intensive individual, group and family counseling in order to reunite youth with their families. Transitional housing placement program provides semi-independent living for youth ages 16 to 18, including parenting youth, who are in the foster care system. The youth learn the skills they need to become self-sufficient. Other program services 5: drop-in-center:drop-in-center for homeless youth and young adults provides basic necessities as well as case management, job readiness, housing assistance, hiv prevention, and outreach services with the goal of helping youth and young adults exit the streets. Other program services 6: counseling services:contact cares volunteers provide supportive listening, information and referral through 24-hour crisis lines. Counselors provide low-cost, professional counseling services to families and individuals of all ages. Parent-child interactive therapy and training provides therapeutic coaching to parents with young children in an effort to build positive relationships. School outreach counseling provides on-site counseling services to santa clara unified school district middle and high school students, and several other schools. Child abuse treatment program provides counseling for children and youth who have experienced abuse and neglect. Centre for living with dying provides emotional support to adults and children facing life-threatening illness or the trauma of the loss of a loved one. Healing heart program provides emotional support to children and youth who have experienced the loss of a loved one. Critical incident stress management provides training and support for first responders. Volunteer case aide program matches trained volunteers with children in foster care who need services such as tutoring, mentoring, and supervised visits. Other program services 7: peacock commons:permanent housing apartment complex provides affordable rent and supportive services for young adults and families residing at peacock commons.”

“The organization maintains an audit committee that is responsible for oversight of the audit and selection of the independent accountants. There were no changes to the selection process during the june 30, 2022 year end.”

“Transitional housing services: transitional housing program provides housing and support services for homeless young adults ages 18 - 24, including parenting young adults and their infants/toddlers. Thp+ provides rental subsidies and supportive services for young adults who have aged out of foster care. Thp- non minor dependents provides housing and support services for young adults who have elected to stay in foster care after turning 18. Lgbtq transitional living program is a supportive housing program for homeless young adults, ages 18 to 21, who identify as lgbtq. Young adult shelter provides emergency shelter and supportive services to homeless victimized young adults between the ages of 18 and 24. Emergency housing services provides transitional housing to rapid re-housing (th-rrh) options for homeless young adults who have the highest need for support. Young adult family shelter provides emergency shelter and supportive services to families.”

“Youth and family services: safe place provides youth with easy access to services or safety. Family advocacy services provides support to families who have youth enrolled in the san jose and santa clara unified school districts who are struggling due to their family's homelessness. Rapid rehousing and homeless prevention provides case management and rental assistance to youth and young parent families. Independent living program provides current and former foster youth and young adults, ages 16 to 21, with essential life skills through individual case management, housing and financial assistance, educational classes and workshops, pro-social activities and events, counseling services, and youth leadership development. Tenant based rental assistance (tbra) provides financial assistance for families living or attending school in santa clara, or transitioning off the streets and into housing.”