Alliance for Housing and Healing

“Significant changes to governing documents: the bylaws changed effective july 1, 2021. The governance change states the majority of the alliance board will be designated by apla health & wellness. The members not desginated by apla health & wellness must be vetted and approved by the majority of the board. As a result of this change, alliance is controlled by apla health & wellness. The amended bylaws also reduced the maximum number of board members from 19 to 9.”

“Power to appoint members of governing body: apla health & wellness (apla health), a related organization, is entitled to designate a majority of the directors of the organization per the alliance for housing and healing bylaws. The remaining directors are designated by the organization's steering committee, subject to approval by the apla health board of directors.”

“Form 990 review process: the form 990 is prepared by an independent accounting firm based on the audited financial statements and information provided by the accounting department of the organization. The executive committee of alliance reviews a draft version of the form 990. Once the committee has accepted the draft version of the form 990, it is sent to all members of the board of directors for their comments. Following the review by the board of directors, the form 990 is filed with the irs.”

“Monitoring compliance with conflict of interest policy: prior to entering into a proposed financial relationship with a director or officer, or a business controlled by a director or officer, the organization refers to and complies with the organization's conflict of interest policy. The organization requires annual disclosure statements to be completed by all directors and officers. The executive director is responsible for ensuring all disclosure statements are submitted by the board members.”

“Executive compensation policy: the alliance executive director submits salary requirements, including the cfo, to the executive committee of the board of directors. Recommendations are based on a series of independent inputs including compensation data from the center for nonprofit management, annual salary ranges provided by our government agencies, consultation with industry peers, historic cola adjustments and the individual's qualifications and performance during the year.”

“Public disclosure: the governing documents, financial statements, and conflict of interest policy are available to the public upon request.”

“Program services: permanent supporting housing program targets previously homeless, multi-diagnosed (most commonly with mental illness, chemical dependency, and/or other physical disabilities) persons with hiv/aids and their families. Through regular, in-home visits with alliance staff, clients are linked to a range of services that facilitate entry into care, access to treatment, care retention, medication adherence, and treatment success. In addition, clients are helped to build life skills for household management, financial literacy, nutrition, parenting and interpersonal development. During the year, care was provided to 108 clients and 52 family members for a total of 160 persons. As a lead agency for the federal housing opportunities for persons with aids (hopwa) program, we staff three regional offices. Under the aegis of housing support, we provide a tapestry of services, including case management, benefits counseling, linkage to medical care and social services and financial assistance for necessities of life and enrollment into other housing and benefits programs. During the year, 101 clients were served. Alliance operates a group home in long beach that provides 24-hour assisted living, nursing, hospice care, and hiv-specific meals. The group home is a california-state-licensed-residential care facility for the chronologically ill (rcfci). During the year, care was provided to 10 clients. Alliance for housing and healing provides intensive case management for chronically homeless persons living with hiv/aids and housing services for persons living with hiv/aids that reside in the city of west hollywood. During the year, 257 clients were served.”

“Description:sub-contractors total fees:1527554”

“Description:management fees total fees:348949”

“Description:contracted services total fees:123069”

“Description:permanent housing total fees:95990”