Kidango Inc.

“The Form 990 is prepared by an independent tax accountant in conjunction with the organization's accounting and finance department. A draft is then reviewed by management; adjustments are made, as necessary. A complete copy of the Form 990 is then provided to all Members of the Board of Directors prior to filing with the Internal Revenue Service.”

“Annually each Director, Officer, Employee and Volunteer completes a disclosure formidentifying any relationships, positions or circumstances in which s/he is involvedthat he or she believes could contribute to a conflict of interest. Should aconflict of interest arise in regards to a specific transaction, the Board ofDirectors (or a Board Committee) is charged determining whether: (A) the corporation is entering into the transaction for its own benefit; (B) the transaction is fairand reasonable to the corporation at the time; and (C) after reasonableinvestigation, the Board determines that it could not have obtained a moreadvantageous arrangement with reasonable effort under the circumstances. Suchdeterminations are made by a majority of the Members of the Board of Directors thenin office without the vote of any interested Director.”

“The Board of Directors determines the overall compensation for the CEO utilizing the 2021 fair pay for Northern California Non-Profits, a Non-Profit compensation survey. The CEO then sets the compensation for all subordinate officers utilizing the same report.”

“The Board of Directors determines the overall compensation for the CEO utilizing the 2020 fair pay for Northern California Non-Profits, a Non-Profit compensation survey. The CEO then sets the compensation for all subordinate officers utilizing the same report.”

“Documents are mailed to any interested individual and are available for those whorequest the information through our agency.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Community Family Services, Inc.: Community Family Services, Inc. (CFS) provides quality child development services for almost 117 children ages 0-12 in 15 family child-care homes in Santa Clara County. In addition to coordinating child-care in home-based settings, our CFS program provides families and staff with the following program services: A child development and education component in which every child has access to and participates in developmentally appropriate learning activities. Family focused programs as the nucleus to encouraging parent leadership and learning. Social services and health services to assist families and children. Professional development opportunities for staff and providers to meet the high standards set by Kidango, Inc.Total program expenses were $973,994.”

“Additions to Equipment Fund = $260622”

“Deletions to Equipment Fund = -$587112”

“The Kidango, Inc.'S Early Head Start (EHS) / Head Start (HS) Program is federally funded and serves children ages birth to 5 years through part day and full day services.Kidango, Inc. provides EHS/HS Services for 957 children through its own Grantee and through its program partners, the YMCA of the East Bay, Santa Clara County Office of Education (SCCOE) and CAPE.The Comprehensive Services that the EHS/HS Program Provide are:Hearing and Visions ScreeningsSpeech and Language ScreeningsHealth ScreeningsDental Screenings (Birth to 3 Year old)Dental Exams Dental TreatmentNutrition AssessmentsGrowth Assessments (Height and Weight)Education AssessmentsDevelopmental Screenings Behavioral Screenings Minimum of 2 Parent ConferencesMinimum of 2 Home VisitsFamily Services Family Goals SettingFamily AssessmentsMental Health ServicesEarly Intervention and Inclusion ServicesParent Engagement (Meetings and Workshops)Parent Curriculum (Abriendo Puertas)Linkages and referrals to other services as neededTotal program expenses were $14,510,187.”

“Behavioral Health & Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation Program: Each year Kidangos 10 behavioral health clinicians/home visitors and 22 Early CHildhood Mental Health Consultants (ECMHC) provide services for over 1,000 children/families in Santa Clara, Alameda & Contra Costa Counties. Our behavioral health and ECMHC staff promote positive socioemotional health for children and families by providing screenings, assessment, psychoeducation for parents, addressing trauma, building healthy parent child relationships, building teacher capacity, engaging families, and going into classrooms to provide observation and consultation on an ongoing and consistent basis. Our behavioral health staff provide the following services to support the children, families and teachers in our programs: Child and family therapy Individual play therapy Group therapy Case management services Parent psycho-education and training Referrals to school district/Regional Center Triple P Parenting Circle of Security Child Parent Psychotherapy Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral TherapyEarly Intervention and Inclusion Services:- 16 Early Intervention and Inclusion Staff Total: 11 Developmental Specialists, 1 Director, 1 Assistant Director, 2 Program Supervisors, 1 Administrative Assistant- 30 children are served in our Community Based Programs- 150 children are served in our Home Based Program- 9 Toddler Inclusion Classrooms with Inclusion services funded by Regional Center of the East Bay, located in Oakland, San Leandro, Hayward and Fremont- 1 Toddler Inclusion Classroom with Inclusion services funded by San Andreas Regional Center, located in San Jose- All 56 Kidango locations in the Bay Area will serve children with special needs.- 1 classroom in Union City participating in an Inclusion Collaborative with New Haven Unified School Districts Preschool Special Education Department.- 1 classroom in San Jose participating in an Inclusion Collaborative with Alum Rock School Districts Preschool Special Education Department. Total program expenses were $5,371,176.”