2011-02-03T15:23:13-08:00 2010-06-30 LarsonAllen LLP 3000 Northup Way Ste 200 Bellevue WA 980041446 990 2009-07-01 930605570 Northwest Human Services Inc NORT 5035885828 681 Center Street NE Salem OR 97301 Paul Logan 2011-02-03 Paul M Bailey CPA 5094530123 2009 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z Paul Logan 681 Center Street NE Salem OR 97301 11664517 false false X www.nwhumanservices.org X 1970 OR To provide advocacy, quality health care, and social services to those in need. 12 12 213 5 0 4180275 5096684 5729704 6434249 128734 57201 7659 76383 10046372 11664517 177457 94550 0 7377076 7653798 0 34150 2808140 2274625 10362673 10022973 -316301 1641544 10382765 12520773 2073000 2493309 8309765 10027464 To provide advocacy, quality health care, and social services to those in need. false false 6664209 6204395 West Salem Clinic and Total Health Community Clinic are federallyqualified health centers that provide comprehensive medical services touninsured and under insured patients of the Willamette Valley andsurrounding rural communities. With a patient population of over 10,000clients our multilingual and multicultural staffs are dedicated tohelping patients manage and improve their health and quality of lifeand are able to communicate with clients in Spanish, Russian,Vietnamese, American Sign Language and other dialects and languages.As an organization, it is our desire to offer quality medical, dentaland mental health services to individuals that otherwise would not beable to access healthcare to meet their needs, regardless of ability topay, age, ethnicity or cultural background. our services include family practice medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics including prenatal andpostnatal care, and internal medicine. We also offer preventativehealth services through our living healthy program, dental diabeticscreenings, full service family dentistry and mental health services.Our dental clinic serves approximately 1,400 clients per year. Forindividuals that do not have insurance, we offer a sliding fee that isbased on family size and income. We have a designated eligibilityspecialist on site to assist in completing the medicaid applicationprocess as well as the percentage of slide discount that individualsqualify for. We provide healthcare to homeless individuals via vanservice that transports those in need of medical or dental attention tothe clinic at a minimum of 3 days per week free of charge. We providevaccines for children through the state VFC program and documentimmunizations in the state registry. We also offer pediatric services and have a 24 hourtelephone advice call service available to clients that might havequestions or concerns after normal clinic hours.West Salem Clinic offers outpatient mental health services that includetherapy, counseling, case management group work and psychiatricservices. The panel of providers available to provide these servicesinclude licensed and unlicensed masters prepared clinicians. One casemanager is available to compliment the efforts of the primary clinicalservices providers. West Salem Mental Health Clinic serves people fromthe ages of 12 to 65 regardless of their ability to pay. Clients who are deaf and hard of hearing receive culturally and linguisticallyappropriate counseling and case management services and are supportedin medication management services through a contracted interpreter. TheWest Salem Mental Health program has a growing client base of over 1,000patients and processes approximately 800 screenings for new servicesper year. 778668 208967 Since 1986, Northwest Human Services Inc.'s Homeless Outreach and AdvocacyProject (HOAP) has operated to help adults with chronic mentalillnesses, who are experiencing homelessness. Located in downtownSalem, HOAP offers out-patient mental health services, supportivehousing and a day center.HOAP staff provides 450 clients and visitors with more than 9,000 supportiveinterventions annually, to support them towards independent living inthe community. Mental health services provided include psychiatricvisits, medication management, case management, counseling, advocacy,assistance in obtaining mainstream entitlements, payee services,supportive housing, and skills training.In addition to mental health and housing services, HOAP operates ahealthcare for the homeless van run, transporting 600+ uninsured,homeless adults to the NWHS medical clinic annually for emergentmedical and dental care.During the year the HOAP day center offers services such as showers,snacks, laundry facilities, telephone, community voicemail, and amailing address to both clients and visitors. The HOAP day centerserved 5,500 snacks, 1,875 lunches and offered 1,200 showers. Total services resulted in over 16,000 visits by homeless people seeking a safe place toreceive basic services and support.The HOAP program also operates supportive housing including a safehaven, 24/7 low stress supportive housing for HOAP's chronicallyhomeless clients. Clients living at safe haven can remain there as longas necessary to regain the skills needed to move into more permanentappropriate housing. In addition to Safe Haven, HOAP maintains 22additional housing placements available to enrolled HOAP clients. 652403 20887 Homes Offering Shelter to Teens (HOST) provides emergency and long-term shelter care to runaway and homeless youth. Other areas of serviceinclude crisis intervention, counseling and conflict resolution, familylife skills development and information and referral services for youthin crisis and their families. The transitional living program provideshousing and case management services to emancipated youth assistingthem to achieve independence. During the year, HOST provided shelterfor approximately 200 youth. 216 of youth exited the shelter toa safe environment in place. The feedback received from youth andparents/guardians show that there have been improved relationshipsdirectly due to HOST services rendered. Our customer service feedbackforms showed over 92% with extremely high satisfaction levels.We are proud of our continued partnerships with local agencies whichprovide: classes teaching drug and alcohol awareness, cooking andnutrition, teen pregnancy and prevention, access to a homelesseducation program to assist youth in school enrollment and access tothe resource center, assistance with applying for Oregon Health Planand/or food stamps, employment, and employment coaching services.Local faith based organizations refer youth to our services and helpyouth to access: socialization and school programs (GED program),health club services in which youth barter work time for work out time,financial assistance and property identification for rental properties,a program working towards youth becoming self-sufficient and livingindependently, learn life skills and gain work experience throughvolunteering, classes on healthy meal preparation and cookingtechniques. HOST is dedicated to continued quality services andintegrating the positive youth development model.Staff continues to attend ongoing trainings on a monthly basis inefforts to keep our programming at the highest level possible.Trainings includes contractual and licensing mandates as well asenhancing their level of technical skills.A new position of quality improvement assistant has been created inefforts to further enhance our levels of detailed chart audits,updating forms as well as ongoing safety inspection reports. We arecurrently looking into potential expansion of services throughadditional beds and programming. 394245 8489525 true true false false false false false false false false true true false false false false false false false false false false false true true false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false true 30 0 true 213 true false false false false false false false false false false false 0 false false false false false false false false 12 12 false false false false true true false true true false false false true true true true true true true true false false OR X X Robert T Edwards 5035885828 681 Center Street NE Salem OR 97301 Zoltan Teglassy 40.00 X 139349 0 12373 William Dettwyler 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Scott Byrum 1.00 X 0 0 0 Samantha Feldman 1.00 X 0 0 0 Robert Edwards 40.00 X 71825 0 6883 Phil Swogger 1.00 X 0 0 0 Paul Logan 40.00 X 129477 0 16442 Michelle Pecora 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Michelle N Euzent 40.00 X 113189 0 12057 Michael Wise 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Michael J Schiferl 40.00 X 119296 0 9250 Marvin Roman 40.00 X 144578 0 9165 Lynn Martin 1.00 X 0 0 0 Lee Herskowitz 40.00 X 119664 0 7663 Larry Goodreau 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Kory Thomas 1.00 X 0 0 0 Joel M Suchow 40.00 X 159225 0 10377 Hen Mach 1.00 X 0 0 0 Harvey B Price 40.00 X 102821 0 0 Gwendolyn A Oran 40.00 X 159329 0 10056 Eloisa Hernandez 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Cynthia S Nocek 40.00 X 111510 0 3345 Crystina Blaze 1.00 X 0 0 0 Amy Martinez 1.00 X 0 0 0 1370263 97611 10 false true false Tomcor Construction LLC PO Box 5128 Salem OR 97304 Construction 717350 First Impressions Last 4676 Commercial St SE Salem OR 97302 Janitorial Service 100232 Defenbaugh & Associates PC 388 State Street Suite 840 Salem OR 97301 Architecture 133927 D&Y Locum Tenens PO Box 635715 Cincinnati OH 452635715 Contract Medical 128610 CompHealth PO Box 972651 Dallas TX 753972651 Contract Medical 121772 5 4809027 287657 228093 5096684 Other Patient Services 483095 483095 Mental Health 690629 690629 Medical Clinics 4737780 4737780 Homeless Outreach 208967 208967 Dental Clinic 292891 292891 20887 20887 6434249 57201 57201 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Miscellaneous 76383 76383 76383 11664517 6510632 57201 0 94550 94550 0 0 1490479 1231005 259474 0 4715323 3735246 962805 17272 0 887622 720130 165769 1723 560374 454634 104653 1087 0 5651 1243 4408 38480 8466 30014 0 0 0 185519 146148 39371 27842 24577 3265 192100 150389 38385 3326 0 0 301486 199045 102441 0 0 0 75168 37304 37864 0 239971 195998 43973 63833 55163 8670 Pharmaceutical, Lab, and other 472406 472406 Miscellaneous 80632 10863 62746 7023 Food and Supplies 75360 71357 3818 185 Direct Client Assistance 140314 140314 Bad debt 194522 194522 181341 546165 -368358 3534 10022973 8489525 1499298 34150 7836 377769 2645860 250000 418366 472865 1631262 1488656 0 0 0 77021 111258 59974 79034 7400002 2620098 3909654 4779904 1375239 4688150 0 0 57462 55074 200091 218063 10382765 12520773 693930 1157871 1379070 1335438 2073000 2493309 X 8309765 10027464 8309765 10027464 10382765 12520773 X false true true X true true X 4926713 4306702 4320765 4180275 5117179 22851634 0 0 4926713 4306702 4320765 4180275 5117179 22851634 0 22851634 197923 195169 148730 114099 112862 768783 0 0 23620417 30077274 0.96750 0.96460 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 523078 523078 5387121 1295593 4091528 1407654 1248645 159009 82149 75860 6289 4779904 11664517 10022973 1641544 55661 20495 76156 1717700 11740673 55661 20495 76156 11664517 11664517 10022973 10022973 10022973 X 0 0 Utilities Assistance 453 23917 Transportation Assistance - Provision for Bus Passes 465 4650 Rent Assistance 130 11483 Pharmacy Support 271 30000 Clothing & Other Personal Items 315 24500 Estimated value per article of clothing New and Used Clothing X X false false false false false false false false false false Zoltan Teglassy 139349 12373 151722 Marvin Roman 144578 3900 5265 153743 Joel M Suchow 159225 4800 5577 169602 Gwendolyn A Oran 159329 4811 5245 169385 X 40078 OR Food bank X 125235 FMV X Supplies 62779 FMV false false false Form 990, Part VI, Line 19 Form 990, Part VI, Line 19: Other Organization Documents Publicly Available Governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements are not made available to the public. Form 990 and Form 1023 are avaliable to the public upon request. Form 990, Part VI, Line 15b Form 990, Part VI, Line 15b: Compensation Review and Approval Process for Officers and Key Employees Evaluation and compensation of other officers or key employees is determined by the Executive Director. Form 990, Part VI, Line 12c Form 990, Part VI, Line 12c: Explanation of Monitoring and Enforcement of Conflicts The organization monitors and enforces compliance with the conflict of interest policy through annual evaluation and updating. Officers, directors, and key employees would not be able to discuss or vote on an issue where a conflict of interest exists. Form 990, Part VI, Line 11 Form 990, Part VI, Line 11: Form 990 Review Process A review will be conducted by the audit committee and their recommendation goes to the Board of Directors prior to filing the return Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Form 990, Part III, Line 4d : Other Program Services Description OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: The crisis hotline is a 24 hour / 7 day a week / 365 days a yearprogram that offers crisis and suicide intervention services by phoneor on a walk-in basis, and a trauma response team to respond tocritical events in the community. To assist with crises of a financialnature, we also offer emergency financial assistance for needs such asrent, utilities and financial support to pay for life-sustainingprescription medications. We provide a free community voice mailservice for individuals who may be homeless, in transition fromincarceration or are victims of a domestic violence situation. Ourhotline also offers community presentations on our services, and weoffer trainings on suicide intervention and other service-relatedtopics. During our 2009-2010 fiscal year, we provided services to23,253 individuals. Of that total we assisted 854 individuals withrent and utilities, 271 with prescription medications, and 458individuals with emergency food boxes. In addition to our paid staff,our volunteers provided 332 hours of service, and $4,565 in donations,which were used to financially assist individuals living in the city ofKeizer.