2010 Abbott House Annual Report

ABBOTT HOUSE
Annual Report 2010
OUTREACH
Dear Friends,
Just as it always has, Abbott House embraces change. We are
constantly evaluating our services and adjusting them to better meet the needs of those in our care. We work closely with
foster parents, biological families and sister agencies to ensure
safe transitions. We do our best to keep up with the newest
technology so that our records are accurate and easily accessible. We listen to the families and children who receive our
services and improve upon existing programs. But at the core
of all of these changes is our commitment to changing lives.
PHOTO: DAVID FISCHER PHOTO
One example of how Abbott House adapts to current needs
is through our Bridges to Health Lower Hudson Program—
a new and comprehensive program for families designed to
help with the challenges they are facing and with the objective
of seeking to reduce the amount of time their children spend
in foster care. This program gives families tools to succeed by
offering extra support and access to resources in their communities. We have also opened an intimate home setting in
New York City to care for and help rehabilitate juvenile delinquents. Our trained staff works closely with these young men
each day to help reintegrate them into the community.
In addition, those with developmental disabilities who call
Abbott House their home continue to flourish. Our programs
center on building independence and life-skills, and have
given so many adults with disabilities a chance to grow.
PHOTO: DAVID FISCHER PHOTO
Some of the changes we are implementing may appear small
in the context of all that needs to be done to serve children in
need. At the same time, it is precisely that concern for detail that
has made Abbott House a respected organization in service to
families and children. Every Abbott House program is carefully
designed and managed with the support and safety of our children and people with developmental disabilities in mind.
Helping families is the cornerstone of our work. Thank you for
helping make our work possible.
Warmly,
Claude B. Meyers
President & CEO
Joseph M. Pastore, Jr., Ph.D.
Chair of the Board
Memberships & Affiliations
Partner Organizations
Business Council of Westchester
Child Welfare League of America
Council of Family & Child Caring Agencies
Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies
Mid-Hudson Coalition
New York State Association of Community
& Residential Agencies
United Way of New York City
New York State Office of Children & Family Services
New York State Office of Mental Health
New York State Office for People With
Developmental Disabilities
New York City Administration for Children’s Services
Dutchess County Department of Social Services
Orange County Department of Social Services
Putnam County Department of Social Services
Rockland County Department of Social Services
Suffolk County Department of Social Services
Sullivan County Department of Family Services
Ulster County Department of Social Services
Westchester County Department of Social Services
CHILDREN & YOUTH
For Children & Teens in Foster Care
Growing up isn’t easy. And growing up in
foster care can be especially difficult. We recognize
the overwhelming challenges facing our foster
care youth today. In response to what may seem
like “the impossible”, we work with them to create
plans and services, tackling each issue as it comes.
Our Campus and Group Home programs
give youth a chance to live in a family setting
with other youth their age while focusing on
what they choose. So often in foster care, youth
do not feel they have control. But these group
settings give residents structure under the careful
supervision of staff while they focus on school,
sports, job training and more.
Services to Expedite Permanency is a program
that works to remove barriers that prevent children
in foster care from reuniting with their families.
Our Preparing Youth for Adulthood program
teaches teens life skills like how to find housing,
apply to college, start a job search, and more.
The Mentoring program gives children in
foster care the unique opportunity to connect
with an adult in a meaningful way. This program
links an adult volunteer with a child in a oneto-one relationship, which can help to improve
school grades, cultivate interest in positive activities and increase self-esteem.
Our work is extensive and relies on a team
approach. Our staff combines their professional
leadership with the readiness of families who
want to heal. Together we create a tapestry of support, guidance and opportunity.
651
children served by Abbott House
in a foster care setting in 2010
2010 Children & Youth Program Highlights
We exceeded the goal of 40 adoptions set by ACS for the 17th review period
105 families received post-adoptive services and 97% remained intact
179 parents and children received preventive services and 95% remained intact
In 2010, 26 youth were enrolled in college
FAMILIES
For Families in Foster Care
Serving hundreds of children in foster care
every day, it is important that we extend our
services into the corners of each community
we serve. Whether that means finding foster
parents for children and teens in New York City
or Putnam, Dutchess, Orange, Sullivan, Ulster,
Rockland, or Westchester counties; teaching
biological parents skills that will help them reunite with their children throughout lower New
York; holding “family team conferences” in the
city so parents and staff can talk about issues
and progress; providing medical, mental health
and dental care in the Bronx; offering preventive
services to help at-risk families avoid foster care
in Dutchess County; giving newly adoptive parents support to ensure a permanent adoption in
Orange, Ulster, Putnam, Rockland, Dutchess and
Westchester counties; or giving families a second
chance through the Bridges to Health programs
in the New York metropolitan area and Lower
Hudson Valley region.
Our Foster Boarding Home program helps
match children with a caring foster parent. If a
child has special needs, he or she can find a foster
family through our Therapeutic Foster Boarding
Home programs. All foster parents are given 24hour access to support systems so that emergencies can be diffused, questions can be answered,
and families can grow successfully.
Bridges to Health continues to provide support services to children and families in foster
care. Whether it is health care integration, skill
building, planned respite, in-home support or
any of the other family-oriented services, Bridges
to Health remains an important tool in helping
children achieve permanency.
2010 Family Services Highlights
57 children and teens forged meaningful relationships with a mentor
Services to Expedite Permanency helped remove barriers to
reunification for 165 youth – a 20% increase from the previous year
141 children and families received services through Bridges to Health,
up 23% from 2009
426 children received services through our Bronx Foster Boarding Home
program; 71 children through our Bronx Therapeutic Foster Boarding
Home program; and 154 children through our county Therapeutic Foster
Boarding Home program
20%
more
children were adopted in 2010
than 2009
DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED INDIVIDUALS
Dispelling Disabilities
For 19 years, hundreds of
people with developmental
disabilities have called Abbott
House their home. But more
than just shelter, we have welcomed and fostered the talents
and many unique abilities of so
many adults.
Our Self-Advocacy program
gives people with developmental disabilities, or consumers, a
voice. Participants are encouraged to lobby Albany to speak
about issues that are important to them and their peers.
Self-Advocates also learn and fine-tune leadership
skills, team-building skills and participate in job
trainings. Day Habilitation programs offer activities to consumers that embrace their creativity
and recreational skills while building community
awareness.
The Abbott House Special Olympics gives athletes a platform to practice their sport of choice;
to reinforce friendships with current housemates;
and to forge new relationships with peers from
other homes. As an agency, we have many responsibilities for those in our care and feel very
strongly that one of those is to empower persons
with developmental disabilities. The Special
Olympics allows us to do that.
We conscientiously provide around-the-clock
care for each individual in our Services for People
with Developmental Disabilities program. By
treating each individual with dignity and respect,
we help them achieve independence.
105
consumers received direct care
from Abbott House in 2010
2010 SPDD Program Highlights
A total of 16 SPDD residences operated by Abbott House
40 consumers participated in Day Habilitation programs
25 consumers were Self-Advocates
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
More than 100 golfers put on their game face and teed
off at the Elmwood Country Club in White Plains.
The event raised over $70,000; an accomplishment
that would not have been possible without veteran
supporter USI Northeast and the many contributions
of sponsors, vendors and friends.
Naming Abbott House as their 2011
philanthropy, the Business Council of
Westchester’s Rising Stars Alumni group has
taken a serious interest in exposing our youth
to career opportunities in Westchester. Touring
local businesses, youth are learning about ‘what’s
out there’ and how they can become part of it.
Juggling? Check! Synchronized acrobatics? Check!
Barnum & Bailey—think again! It was the Abbott
House ‘Circus of the Kids’ performance. More than 40
youngsters mastered the art of the flying trapeze, highjump rope and other big top stunts. Teaming up with the
performers from Circus of the Kids, Abbott House suited
up for a roaring good time.
PHOTO: CIRCUS OF THE KIDS
PHOTO: H&H PHOTOGRAPHERS
Our annual fall fundraiser invited friends and supporters
to discover the innocence and fun of being a “kid at heart”.
Long-time friend and author DeLauné Michel was honored
with the Theodore A. Wilson Award for Outstanding
Community Service for her “Spoken Interludes: Next”
program, which inspires young people (including youth in
foster care at Abbott House) to awaken their imaginations
with the power of creative writing. The Rivertown Heroes
were presented with the Caring Hearts Award for their
ongoing support and advocacy of Abbott House.
For more than 10 years, the Rivertown Heroes
have broken down the wall between children
in foster care and those who are not. And like
the partnership that has blossomed between
us, so will the tree we planted in their honor
at the Hudson Scenic Park at the Irvington
waterfront.
There is no need to remind the
consumers in our SPDD program of
the importance of community service.
With bake sales constantly underway,
our resident bakers sell their goods
for a profit which is then donated to
area charities like the local Humane
Society and Yonkers Animal Shelter.
SUPPORTERS
FOUNDATION SUPPORTERS Bank of America Dyson Foundation
Merrill Lynch
Ms. Jene LeBlanc
Fredeman Electric
Dr. & Mrs. Harold Coles
Ms. Antonia L. Friedman
Inez Benjamin Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Mel G. Bauer
College of Westchester
Mrs. Harriet Gamper
Jeffrey P. Reich Family
Bernstein Global Wealth
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Colligan
Mr. Timothy Giambalvo
Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Conley
Ms. Carelton Gibson
Foundation Trust
Management
Lone Pine Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Mary Ellen Blanke
Ms. Shumekia Conley
Ms. Melissa Gold
St. Faith’s House Foundation
Ms. Beth Blass
Ms. Jean Marie Connolly
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Goldberg
Mr. Scott Cooper
Golden’s Tree Service
Mr. & Mrs. Jaroslaw P. Bozek
Ms. Susan Corcoran
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Goldman
Ms. Aimee Brady
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Costello
Dr. Andrew Goodman &
Ms. Daryl Bressler Brenner
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Costello
Ms. Willa Brody
Mr. & Mrs. Roy N. Dailey
Mr. Laurence P. Gottlieb
The Robert Goelet Foundation
Mr. Jorg Bruggemann
Mr. Leslie A. Danish
Mr. Chris Gravagna
Verizon Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Bucci
Danny’s Cycles
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gray
Wal-Mart Foundation
Business Council of
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dardano
Mr. & Mrs. Shelley Greenhaus
Defran Systems, Inc
Mr. Richard C. Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. Marlon Bustos
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Grix
FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS
Mr. Walter Byas
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DeMatteo
Dr. Ann E. Grow
3553 Realty Corp.
Ms. Isabel Byron &
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DeNardo
Mr. Robert D. Gutheil
Mr. Paul Denu &
Dr. Sally Hahn
The Birk’s Works Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Domenick Bologna
The George Link Jr.
Charitable Trust
The James E. Robison
Foundation, Inc.
United Way of New York City
A Family Urology Practice
Westchester
Mr. Mark Kleiman
Dr. Roslyn Murov
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Haley, Jr.
Mr. Ernest Abrahamson
C.W. Brown
Mr. James Ade
Mr. Raymond Caggiano
Mr. & Mrs. Carlo Doherty
Ms. Katherine Harcsar
Mr. & Mrs. Lee M. Allen II
Mr. & Mrs. David B. Capaldi
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Donaldson
Hastings Roofing Inc.
Ms. Leslie Allen
Mr. & Mrs. Shawn P. Carlson
Mr. Rick Drankoski
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Hayes
Mr. Olver Alma
Castle Oil Corporation
Mr. Fred Dubin
Mr. Phil Handy &
Alperson Party Rentals
Mr. Michael P. Cerone
Earl Everett Ferguson
Mr. Louis Alteri
Mr. & Mrs. Nick Cerrito
Architect PLLC
Mr. & Mrs. Marc J. Altholz
Ms. Roseann Cerrito
Eileen Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. David Ho
American Mobile
Children’s Village
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Ellis, Jr.
Ms. Jacqueline Hoffman
Chubb Group of Insurance
Executive Park II Associates
Ms. Joann Hogan
Ms. Dawn M. Fasano, Esq.
Holden Brothers, PC
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Ian M. Fields
Mr. & Mrs. Brad Hunt
Ms. Kim Coelho
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Filante
Ms. Erin K. Hurley
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Cohane
Mr. Gerard Finn
Irvington Hardware
Ms. Debra Aronson
Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Cohen
Mr. David Fischer
Irvington Police Department
Atlantic Business Products
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Frazier
Jackson Lewis LLP
Automatic Data Processing
Mr. Lewis R. Cohen &
Mr. & Mrs. Blaise Fredella
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Johnson
Dental Corp.
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Andralliski
Angel Plumbing &
Heating Corp.
Companies
Ms. Emilia Estrela
Ms. Barbara Heller
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Heller
SUPPORTERS
Ms. Lindsay L. Jurgensen
Ms. Barbara Kammerer &
Mr. Donald McCaffrey
(cont’d.)
MassMutual Retirement
Services
Ms. Joan Matofsky
Nystrom & Associates
Mr. Robert Ruotolo Jr.
Mrs. Maureen Sweeney
Mr. & Mrs. David Wade
Mr. Richard Zuckerman
Bradford Renaissance Portraits
O’Connell and Aronowitz
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ruotolo
T.G.I. Friday’s
Walmart
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Zukerman
Bradhurst Site Construction
O’Connor Davies Munns &
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Russell
Ms. Hyacinth Terrell
Mr. & Mrs. William Webb
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Zumbro
CDW-G
Dr. Emma Lou Sailors
The Newport Group
Ms. Stephanie Weston
Mr. Michael Zweig
Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Whitsons Food Service
Ms. Cindy Kanusher
Mr. & Mrs. John McArdle
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Kasarsky
Mr. Joseph McBride
O.D. Communications
Mr. Peter Samberg
The Thursday Club, Inc
Keating Electric & Technologies
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. McEvily
Mr. Vincent Oliveri
Ms. Lue Savage
Mr. Lawrence W. Thomas
Keevily, Spero-Whitelaw, Inc
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. McEvily, III
Ms. Ellen Oster
Mr. Louis Scamardella
Town Total Health
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kennelly
Mr. and Mrs. John McGraw
Ms. Susan Page
Ms. Karen F. Schatzel
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kenny
Mr. & Mrs. John J. McGuire
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Painter
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Kesten
Mr. Brian McVeigh
Mr. Steven Pakola &
Ms. Sheila Lahey
Ms. Vivian Medina
Mr. William B. Latour
Ms. Andrea Melendez
Mr. Frank Parisi
Laymen Global
Ms. Mary L. Melvin
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pastore III
Ms. Julie Shobe
United Parcel Service
LCR Exhaust Corporation
Ms. Nancy Messing
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Pastore, Jr.
Mr. Zubeen Shroff &
USI Northeast
Ms. Linda Leary
Ms. Claude B. Meyers
Patriot Moving
Mr. John Lee
Mr. Matthew Meyers
Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Perry
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel LePage
Ms. Sara Meyers
Picco Construction LLC
Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Levin
Ms. DeLauné Michel &
Mr. Ron Pompei
Ms. Sheri Silver
Posca Servicenter, Inc.
Mr. Saul Silverstein
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Lewin
Mr. Daniel Fried
Dobbins, LLP
Ms. Alison Pact
IN-KIND SUPPORTERS
Patricia Connors
Ms. Anita Wilenkin
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Abramson
Consolidated Edison, Inc
Tozzo Floors, Inc.
Mr. Alan Wilensky
Aeropostale
David Fischer Photography
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Schneider
TRC Holding Inc.
Ms. Betsy G. Wilson
Alaroma Restaurant
Day Boat Cafe
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Schneider
Mr. & Mrs. David Tribich
Ms. Katherine Winters
Ms. Rose Marie Alfarano
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Ms. Deborah A. Schwarz-
Mr. Thomas Trillo
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Wolk
Mr. Louis Alteri
Mr. Paul Denu & Ms. Emilia
UBS Financial Services, Inc
Women of The Irvington
Amalfi Restaurant
McGregor
Ms. Anahaita Kotval
Signature Construction
Group, Inc
Ms. Annette Lia
Mr. & Mrs. C. Edward Midgley
Ms. Rochelle Powell
Ms. Valerie Simmons
Mr. Thomas Liptack
Ms. Hillary F. Millman
Preferred Business Forms
Mr. Peter Sloane & Ms.
Mr. Edward J. Lorch
Mrs. Margaret Millman
Mr. & Mrs. John Price
Ms. Miriana Lubina
Mr. & Mrs. Eliot A. Minsker
Primrose Landscaping Inc
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Smith
Mr. Robert V. Luebeck
Mr. Mark Mitchell
Principal Financial Group
Mrs. Catherine J. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Peter K. Lukas
Ms. Ellen Monness
Ms. Christa Puccio
Mrs. Mary Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Desmond Lyons
Mr. Ed Mooney &
Mr. Jeremiah Quinlan, Esq.
Mr. Henry K. Snyder
Ms. Catharine Raffaele
Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Sofia
Lyons McGovern, LLP
Ms. Lisa Lundgren
Michele Kramer-Sloane
Magovern and Sclafani
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory T. Mooney
Mr. George Rainer
Southeast Communications
Mr. Philip M. Maley, Esq.
Mr. & Mrs. Mervyn Moore
Regal Pest Management, Inc.
Mr. Alan Spierer
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mannix
Mr. & Mrs. Domenic Morabito
Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Richter
Mrs. Doris D. Stanley
Marcus, Gould & Sussman
Mr. James Morris
Ms. Nancy Riedl
Ms. Iwona Sterk
Mr. & Mrs. Dan R. Margoshes
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Myers
Dr. Luis A. Rodriguez
Stew Leonard’s
Ms. Barbara Marino
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Natarelli
Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Roth
Mr. Stewart Strauss
Mr. Mark Stein &
National Basketball Association
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Rothenberg
Ms. Tara Sullivan
New York City Transit Authority
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Rothschild
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Sundin
Ms. Gloria Marti-Catalano
Ms. Ellen Nixon
Ms. Cindy Rubino
SUNY Westchester
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Mascia
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Norquist
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rufeh
Ms. Ilona Marsh
Chutney Masala Indian Bistro
Community College
Corporation
Estrela
Anonymous
E-Tone Studio
Mr. Christopher Zangari
Atlantic Business Products
East Hill Cabinetry
Ms. Ann M. Vavolizza
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Zeldes
Black Cat Cafe
Ed’s Chowder House
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Vogel
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc
Blu Riverfront Bar and Bistro
Elmwood Country Club
Presbyterian Church
SUPPORTERS
(cont’d.)
Remembering Theodore A. Wilson
1940 – 2010
Fairview Golf Center
Federation of Protestant
Welfare Agencies
Fiori Garden Design
Mr. & Mrs. Michael
Friedlander
On July 17, the world lost a selfless man, a
dedicated father and a kind spirit with the
sudden and tragic death of Abbott House
Board of Directors member Theodore A.
Wilson. In remembrance of his passing, the
Board adopted a resolution to issue an award
in his honor each year to an individual who
exemplifies outstanding selflessness to the
youth at Abbott House. For more information
about the award’s first recipient DeLauné
Michel, please see coverage on page 10.
Ms. Carol Friedman
Goddard School
Grayrock Florist
Hackley School
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Hanlon
Haru Hana
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Hayes
Head 2 Head Sports & Games
Heart Gallery of New York City
Hermes of Paris
Ms. Ann Hirsch
Holy Family Parish
Hudson Valley Renegades
Il Sorriso Ristorante Italiano
Madison Square Garden
Pumpernickels
The Pajama Program
Inside Park at Cafe St. Barts
Make a Wish Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Rawdin
TIAA-CREF
Irvington Nails
The Masters School
Renaissance Westchester
Toys for Tots, US Marines
Janie and Jack
Mr. & Mrs. John McArdle
Junior League of Westchester
Miami Dolphins
Ridgewood Savings Bank
Mr. & Mrs. David Wade
Ms. DeLauné Michel &
Riverspa
Walmart
Rochambeau
Westchester Department of
on Hudson
Kappa Alpha Theta
Mr. Daniel Fried
Hotel 57
IN MEMORIAM
Turn 2 Foundation, Inc.
Dr. Beverly A. Anderson
Dr. George L. Atwell
Mr. Richard Kaufman &
Ms. Katherine Lobach
Mr. Gerard Ragone
Mr. & Mrs. Scot Reese
Ms. Mary Ellen Blanke
Mr. J. Michael Kirkland
Ms. Nancy Riedl
Westy Self Storage
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brauer
Mr. & Mrs. Dan R. Margoshes
Mr. Sherif Sakr
Ruth’s Chris Steak House
Mr. Alan Wilensky
Mr. Michael J. Clain &
Ms. Barbara Marino
Ms. Karen F. Schatzel
New York Football Giants Inc.
S.F.R. Fine Jewelry
Wizard Entertainment, Inc.
Ms. Kimberly S. Martin
Ms. Rona Shor
Keevily, Spero-Whitelaw, Inc
New York Knicks
Say Cheese And Thank You
YMCA White Plains
Dr. Ann E. Grow
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. McEvily, Jr.
Ms. Julie A. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Langer
New York Renaissance Hotel 57
Silvermark Kitchen Gadgets
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Zukerman
Legos Corporation
Our Lady of Pompeii Church
St. Mary’s Church of
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Zumbro
Ms. Janet Gutterman
Ms. Claude B. Meyers
TCBA Watson Rice, LLP
Life: The Place to Be
Pelham Country Club
Ms. Margaret Hannon
Mrs. Margaret Millman
Ms. Jacqueline Y. Tyson
Log Cabin Republicans
Ms. Lauren Prigozen
Strauss Paper Company
STOCK DONORS
Mr. & Mrs. Elliot Hendler
New York State Society of CPA’s
Ms. Susan Valiquette
Mr. & Mrs. David Lovett
Project Linus
Sunnyside Flower Shop Ltd
Mr. Gerald Eisner
Mr. & Mrs. Jake C. Howard
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Pastore, Jr.
Ms. Anita Wilenkin
Lyons McGovern, LLP
Ms. Christa Puccio
Take2Golf
Mr. Norman Samet
Mrs. Phyllis M. Innis
Promesa Systems Inc.
West­chester Alumnae
Mima Vinoteca
Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Roth
Chapter
Modell’s Sporting Goods
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Rothenberg
National Event Management
Katherine Winters
Eco Hair Salon
Social Services
Scarborough
Ms. Catherine A. Draper
FINANCIAL DATA
Board of Directors
Joseph M. Pastore, Jr., Ph.D.
Chairman
Statement of Activities • Fiscal Year Ended June 30
Public Support and Revenue
Government Agencies Contributions Rent Income Other Total Public Support and Revenue 2010
2009
Gregory T. Mooney
Vice-Chairman
53,968,860 309,228 297,933 256,338 54,832,359 49,788,523
541,352
238,437
144,219
William L. Ellis, Jr.
Dawn M. Fasano
Laurence R. Golding
Ann E. Grow, Ph.D.
Sheila Lahey
Philip M. Maley
C. Edward Midgley
James R. Painter
Scott D. Richter
Allen Reichman
Robert S. Ruotolo
Mary Smith
Lawrence W. Thomas
Theodore A. Wilson
Expenses Direct Program Services Residential Treatment Center 2,599,711
Diagnostic Reception Center 1,676,958
Foster Boarding Homes 17,493,906
Group Homes 3,960,329
Office of Mental Health/OPWDD 14,758,304
Medical 5,925,531
Preparing Youth for Adulthood 574,780
Total Program Services 46,989,519
50,712,531
2,544,392
1,780,847
16,355,990
4,719,681
14,013,418
4,231,293
640,058
44,285,679
Other Expenses Fundraising 316,401
453,215
Management and General 7,535,861
8,063,526
Total Expenses 54,841,781
52,802,420
Non-Operating Activities Interest and Dividends Net Realized & Unrealized Gains (Losses) Other Changes
Pension liability adjustment 37,368
241,100
278,468
(70,242)
(1,704,892)
Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets 198,804
(4,528,027)
(6,962,266)
(2,434,239)
(6,763,462)
(6,962,266)
Net Assets Beginning of Year Net Assets End of Year M
C
L
A
IC
RT
(733,246)
Foster Boarding Homes
ED
6%
DRC 4 DRC 4
%
%
Residential Treatment Center
%
13
Program
Service
Expenses
PYA
1%
54,093
(787,339)
GH 8%
FBH 37%
Diagnostic Reception Center
Medical
OMH/OPWDD 31%
OMH/OPWDD Programs
Preparing Youth for Adulthood
Group Homes
Your financial support is vital to allowing us to continue in our mission. Please remember us in your will and estate planning.
Contact Director of Development & Community Relations Nancy Riedl at (914) 591-7300 ext. 3055 or nriedl@abbotthouse.net for more information.
Honorary Directors
Gerald Eisner
Elizabeth S. Mascia
Thomas F. McEvily, Jr.
Sallie H. Parnell
Karen F. Schatzel
Executive Team
Claude B. Meyers
President & CEO
Robert M. Costello
Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer
Luis A. Rodriguez, M.D., Esq.
Senior Vice President
Gerard P. Finn
Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
Myra Gray
Assistant Executive Director of Human Resources
Management Team
Shawn Carlson, Director of Quality Assurance & Compliance
Jacqueline Cherry, Director of Bridges to Health New York City
Thereah Ivey, Director of Bronx Family Services
Annette Lia, Director of Group Homes
Susan McPherson, Director of Adolescent Services
Vivian Medina, Director of Campus RTC/DRC
Hector Morell, Director of County Therapeutic Foster Boarding Homes
Roslyn Murov, M.D., Director of Medical/Clinical Services
Nancy C. Riedl, Director of Development & Community Relations
David Wallach, Director of Information Technology
Richard Zuckerman, Director of Services for People
with Development Disabilities
ABBOTT HOUSE
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The mission of Abbott House is to provide comprehensive and caring
services for abused, neglected and abandoned children and their
families, and to offer our services with compassion, always mindful of
the dignity of each person served, with the goal of securing a safe,
permanent and loving home for each child who comes to us.
As the provider of day and residential services for developmentally
disabled children and adults, we celebrate the value and potential
of each person as we commit our resources to enable each
individual to develop to his or her fullest potential.