Alternative Structures International

“The form 990 is submitted to the executive committee of the board for their review. The committee reviews the form 990 and ensures the information is accurate. The top management official provides an additional review.”

“Compliance with the conflict of interest policy is monitored and enforced at board meetings.”

“All budgets and salary/wage packages are reviewed by the finance committee chaired by the board treasurer. Additionally, all of the budgeted positions are submitted to the respective state, federal, or city contracting agencies for review and approval.”

“All budgets and salary/wage packages are reviewed by the finance committee, chaired by the board treasurer. Additionally, all of the budgeted positions are submitted to the respective state, federal, or city contracting agencies for review and approval.”

“Governing documents, including the form 990, are available to the public per request at the organization's main office.”

“Return amended to conform to the audited financial statements.”

“Founded in 1974 as an intentional community, alternative structures international (asi) kahumana's mission is to co-create and model a healthy, inclusive, and productive community with homeless families, people with disabilities, and youth. It achieves this mission by integrating mutually supportive social services, housing, and vocational training. Our social programs include: (1) transitional housing programs in 48 units (serving 350-500 individuals annually), an emergency shelter program, affordable housing programs and outreach services; (2) adult day care programs and services for adults with developmental disabilities and autism; (3) farm, culinary, and hospitality with vocational training on our organic farm, food service, commercial kitchen, and retreat center; (4) educational programs in farming and food sustainability, social work, and holistic health through tours, farm stays, and retreats.”

“Homeless housing and services - asi's transitional housing shelter ohana ola o kahumana sheltered over 75 homeless adults and 150 children in one, two, and three bedroom units. Asi also manages an emergency shelter for individuals and families. Asi's rapid rehousing programs assists at-risk homeless families to keep their homes or get into long-term permanent housing. Asi also manages affordable housing programs for individuals and families at three different locations. Disability services - asi kahumana learning centers provide center-based day programs for adults with developmental disabilities and autism. The waianae and kailua centers serve special needs adults. One to one community and home-based personal assistance services are provided throughout oahu. Job training and placement - kahumana community center and kahumana works provide training and job placement for low income individuals , with a focus on those experiencing homelessness and disabilities. Training is offered in organic farming, food services, custodial and maintenance services, and hospitality services with the goal to train and place individuals into permanent employment.”

“Book / tax depreciation difference 67,830 other increases 102,978 other decreases 0 total 170,808”