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Sarah Heminuk  Tom & Ginger HoltRussell L. HunterFred & Bonnie JacobowitzLenovoSusan McRitchieOne Trick Pony, LLCJane S. OsborneJoseph PennisiMichael & Kathleen RiederMaria RodriguezSaint Paul AME ChurchKevin SilvaJoe & Judy TurnerChristopher WentworthCharles & Flo WinstonMichelle Zechmann

$100-$249

Elisabeth AmendChristine & John BannermanBB&TJennie L. BirelineSamuel BoyceBradley RoongBuilders MutualAmy Bullock Anne M. Clark Sam Colon-VelezDavis Family Foundation, Inc.Jean & Derrick DavisWiley M. Davis

 Thomas Dimmock Naomi DuboisJohnny Farmer

2010/11 Annual Update

Haven House Services

600 West Cabarrus Street | Raleigh, NC 27603

Oce: 919.833.3312 | Fax: 919.833.3512

www.havenhousenc.org

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This publication provides all inormation typical o an Annual Report, and contains inormation based on our July 1, 2010 - June 30, 2011 fscal year.

$100,000+

John Rex EndowmentUnited Way o the TriangleUS DHHS Runaway and Homeless

Youth ProgramsUS Department o Justice, Oce o 

Juvenile Justice and DelinquencyPrevention

Wake County Local Management EntityWake Juvenile Crime Prevention Council

$15,000-$99,999

Chatham and Orange Juvenile CrimePrevention Council

City o RaleighCounty o WakeDuke EndowmentGovernor’s Crime CommissionOrange, Chatham, Person County LocalManagement EntityUS Department o Justice, Oce on

Violence Against WomenUS Department o Housing and

Urban Development

$5,000-$14,999

Best Buy Children’s FoundationBJ’s Charitable FoundationEstate o Ruth HuskinsGrace or All, Inc.IBMJunior League o RaleighKids ‘N Community FoundationDavid & Pamela MillerWake County School System

Board of directors:

Katy FitzGerald, ChairmanAlicia Jurney Whitlock, Vice ChairmanBarry Cooper, Treasurer

Sara Bagramian, MSW, LCSWChristine BannermanSherry BodeDoug Boggie

Alan BorntragerJohnnie BurkeBeverly Carey

$1,000-$4,999

Anonymous IBM employeesJoe & Becky BurmesterChrist Episcopal ChurchBarry & Jennier CooperGlaxoSmith KlineKiwanis Foundation o the Capital CityNorth Carolina Community

Foundation, Inc.Preerred Carolinas RealtyWhole Foods Market

$500-$999

Bradley Black Johnnie & Doris BurkeCalabash BPOE 2679David CottoneMargery & Earl JohnsonKim & Matthew KeithNina & David LongBeth MeeksGloria NorwoodOut o My Head SalonCindy G. VoglerBeth E. Wole

$250-$499

Bank o America Thomas Bell, DDSSharon & Robert BodeCRC-The Disaster Response ExpertsFirst Baptist ChurchGAP FoundationJefrey E. Hauser

tHaNK YoU to our generous 2010/11 contributors:

Wiley M. Davis  Thomas Dimmock Kyle HeldEllen HughesKim Turnage KeithNina LongSean Reaves

Rev. Byron WadeBeth E. Wole

MaNageMeNt staff:

Michelle Zechmann, MPA, Executive DirectorAnita White, Administrative OcerJennier Boyler, MPA, Director o Human Resources

and Quality AssuranceDanielle Butler, LCSW, Director o Crisis and Homeless ServicesPatricia Cardoso, LPC, Director o Diversion ServicesAmy Spalding, Director o Community Alternatives Services

Donnie Phillips, Second Round Program Director

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Pat FitzGeraldGallery C, Inc.Greater NC Area CFCStacy L. Grove

 Tom & Janet GutierrezEdith Parker Herring

 Tim HoltLaura HudsonRenee R. JaramilloJudith KeenanFrancine Kendrick Lee KirbyAllyn & Maggie Clay LoveAlbert & Ernstine MooreBrett & Mary Floyd PageWilliam G. PappasMark & Francie PittmanCecil & Geraldine RaynorBetty P. RoseAmy S. Spalding

  Teresa SwanhorstCathy TaylorAlma Lucille ThomasJohn & Elizabeth ToteBradley & Janis VaughnMei Li WangAnita D. WhiteAlicia & James Whitlock Penny WiardWendy WillisAnna E. WorleyPat Young

 And a big thank you to all who have given so generously –in-kind gits, time, expertise, energy, and fnancial contributions not listed above. Every donation makes an impact on our youth and amilies! 

Cash donations made July 1,

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Haven House Services is a non-prot agency that changes outcomes or struggling youth and their amilies. The mission o Haven House Services is to strengthen the community through programs that produce positive

practices or youth and their amilies at home, at school and in the community. 2010/11

HAVEN HOUSE SERVICES2010/11 EXPENSES

HAVEN HOUSE SERVICES2010/11 REVENUE

In the rst 6 months o our Juvenile Diversion Team (JDT) Program, 98% o undisciplined youthparticipating in the program were diverted rom thecourt system.

One year ater leaving the Wrenn House CrisisIntervention and Youth Shelter, 95% o youth reportedbeing in a sae environment. 90% o the youth andamilies surveyed at time o discharge rom Wrenn

House agreed or strongly agreed that i in crisisagain, they would seek assistance rom Haven HouseServices.

 Through the Outreach Center, we provided 2,530services to struggling youth and their amilies,including ree bus tickets, access to computers, 4,500pounds o ood, and 1,100 hygiene products. Inaddition, we delivered lie skill classes on budgeting,educational goal planning and enrollment,employment and apartment preparedness, parentingclasses, healthy relationship classes, and crisiscounseling.

86% o youth involved in Multi-Systemic Therapyremained in school or continued working, andcontinued to live with their amilies.

Court-ordered or diverted restitution in the amount o $30,000 has been worked, earned and paid to victimsas a condition o juvenile probation or diversioncontracts.

Almost 8,000 hours o community service werecompleted by juvenile ofenders at government parksand acilities and other community organizations,creating a savings o $58,000 or recipient agencies(based on $7.25 minimum wage).

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YOUTH IN CRISIS AND/OR HOMELESS

Haven House Services provides a lieline to stabilityand security or youth who have run away, ndthemselves homeless, or are experiencing a crisis.Counselors and emergency shelter are available 24/7at Wrenn House, or homeless youth can drop-in atthe Outreach Center or a hot meal and shower, cleanclothes and hygiene supplies, and other support.Whether it’s reuniting an adolescent with their amily,teaching lie skills to a young adult, or helping ayoung amily get an apartment and learn parentingskills, we have the outreach and services to teach theskills they need to get back on their eet saely.

Wrenn House Crisis Intervention and Youth Shelter

Outreach Center or homeless youth

 Transitional Living Program

Street Outreach

YOUTH HAVING DIFFICULTY AT HOME, IN

SCHOOL AND/OR IN THE COMMUNITY

Haven House Services provides a continuum o programs and services or youth experiencing diculty

at home, in school and in the community. Whetherit’s intensive therapy or amilies, gang prevention orvulnerable youth, keeping kids out o the court system,or classroom catch-up or suspended students, ourservices address some o the toughest situations toget to the root o the behavior, strengthen the skillsthese youth need to take responsibility and makebetter decisions, and change the course they areon. Using research-based and proven programs, wework with amilies, schools, the courts and a varietyo government and community agencies to intervenewith kids vulnerable to negative circumstances. Wehelp them nd their way to a positive, productive lie.

Structured Day Program or suspended students

Multi-Systemic Therapy

Restitution and Community ServiceSecond Round Program

Gang Outreach

Juvenile Diversion Team

Community Alternatives Program

AREAS o  SERVICE

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