Catholic Charities Hawaii

Filing Period

Sep 1, 2010 to Aug 31, 2011

Signed

Jun 22, 2012

Return Version

2010v3.4

Gross Receipts

$32,375,735

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Youth enrichment services1) na ohana pulama group and foster homes served emotionally and behaviorally challenged youth between the ages of 5 and 19 through therapeutic, non-institutional family environments on oahu and the big island.2) statewide resource families program (srf) served child-specific foster/resource families statewide. Srf provides an integrated community-based approach to assess, train, and license child-specific foster/resource families (special licensed relatives and special licensed homes).3) horizons assisted young adults transition to independent living through housing, personal assistance, vocational and educational support, and achievement of goals in the areas of independent living, education, and employment. Services are administered through weekly home meetings, quarterly reviews, and regular daily contact.4) adoption services assisted, educated, and supported individuals through the adoption process.5) hi-impact program provided trauma-focused counseling to children and youth, ages 2-21, and their families.

Activity 3

Community and senior services1) maili land transitional housing program assisted individuals on oahu and kawaihae transitional housing program assisted individuals on the big island with housing services focused on families with children under the age of 19 who were homeless. Services including transitional housing, case management, employment training, budgeting, and education classes were offered to help families become self-sufficient and obtain affordable permanent housing.2) general immigration services helped immigrants learn english and apply for citizenship and naturalization on oahu and the big island.3) employment core services provided immigrants with job skills and english training.4) case management provided seniors with advocacy, case management, professional counseling for psychological and social problems, assessment of needs, and bereavement counseling primarily though oahu senior housing projects and parishes.5) paraprofessional services provided seniors with escort and paraprofessional counseling assistance.6) respite connection program provided paraprofessional counseling to caregivers or linked them with respite services for their caregiving responsibilities.7) housing assistance program helped seniors on oahu with housing crises, eviction prevention, counseling, and placement into affordable housing.8) lanakila multi-purpose senior center kept seniors active, healthy, and connected to the community through educational, recreational, and social activities.9) quality living choices provided seniors in foster homes on the big island with case management for their long-term care. These seniors would have otherwise been placed in a nursing home facility to meet their intense medical needs.10) transportation services drove seniors to doctor appointments, shopping, and group dining sites throughout the island of oahu.11) developmental disabilities waiver services program provided personal care, skilled nursing and respite services to adults and children with developmental disabilities who reside in foster homes or other residential facilities.12) medication management provided clients with information on managing their medication and medication screenings conducted by volunteer pharmacists.

Filer

EIN

99-0073547