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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2004 - 2005 eliminating racism empowering women 2004 - 2005 ANNUAL REPORT Corporate Headquarters: ~ -- "-" ywca of tampa bay: 655 Second Avenue South St. Petersburg, FL 33701 727 -896-4629 www.ywcaoftampabay.org United Way ofTampa Bay HIGHLIGHTS October 1, 2004-September 30, 2005 Child Abuse Prevention . 145 families "graduated" from Healthy Families Pinellas after receiving five years of program services reducing the risk of child abuse and neglect. . Additional funding resulted in expansion of the Father Services program. . 22,614 home visits were made by Family Support Workers. Child Care · Provided countywide child care for 622 children ages 2 weeks to 5 years old. · Participated in USF Student Research Project - "What are the ethnicity expectations from a child care program?" . Services were expanded to include Voluntary Pre-K programs at Safety Harbor, Family Village and the Powell Learning Center. · All YWCA child development centers have successful Family Involvement Programs. · Collaborated with Channel 10 as "toy testers" for the station's annual search for the "Best Toy." Hispanic Services · 1,055 Hispanic immigrants received services through the Hispanic Outreach Center's programs including advocacy, . interpreting, ESOL, legal clinics, and informational seminars. , · Received the 2004 Community Partnership Award as Honorable Mention from Mutual of America for the YWCA's work with the City of Clearwater's Police Depart- if,ii.' ment to provide interpreter and advocacy services to the His- , panic community. · Successfully negotiated with Gulfcoast Legal Services to provide an immigration attorney at the Hispanic Outreach Center on a weekly basis. In addition, "People's Law School" began to be offered. · Expanded services to include weekly visits from the county's Mobile Medical Van. · "Interpreter Training Academy" certified eight new interpreters for the program. · Verizon donated $4,500 to provide a computer lab at the Hispanic Outreach Center. Homeless Families . Family Village served 265 children and 137 adults in 131 families, providing almost 1,900 referrals and activities including financial literacy classes, parenting support training, art therapy, field trips, summer programs and camps. . Wachovia Bank increased their financial commitment to $10,000 for the continuation and expansion of the on-site financial literacy program for residents. . Chapman Foundation continued to support Family Village for the third consecutive year. . Publix Charities, since 1988, has continued to support the YWCA and Family Village. . Bill Jackson's Outdoor Adventure offered Family Village teens kayakingand canoe experiences. . Numerous renovations were completed including a new phone system, resealing and striping of the parking lot, new sod for the courtyard area, glass enclosure for youth development area, range hoods, new water heaters, mattresses, and loveseats. . Art therapy for children residing at Family Village was initiated by Ed's Place (Jeanette Reid and Edward Reid Counseling Services). . For the third consecutive year, Camp Joy provided sleep away camp experiences for Family Village school-aged children. Teen Pregnancy . 194 pregnant and parenting adolescents attended school at the YWCA, 50% of whom made dean's list and/or honor roll. . Tabatha Andonia, a graduate of the YWCA Adolescent Pregnancy and Parenting Services program was featured in United Way's 2005 campaign marketing materials. . 78 community presentations on teen pregnancy prevention and risky behaviors were made to over 3,000 youth and close to 500 adults. . In partnership with Pinellas County Health Department, the YWCA was awarded a four-year Federal Healthy Start contract to continue providing Father Ser- VIces. Youth Development . Expanded services to include a newly created position, Director of Youth Programming. . Successful merger ofP.E.T.T.A.L.S. and YGirlS programs into YGirlS Leadership Development Program. . 55 community service projects and 1,666 development activities were conducted. . Through the generosity of the GFWC Clearwater Junior Woman's Club and JWB, YGirlS hosted their first annual "Turn Beauty Inside Out" summit. . 81 st non-denominational Easter Sunrise Service was held at Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park with the collection being donated to YGirlS. . YGirlS attended the YWCA Southeast Regional Conference. · Eckerd Family Foundation approved another year of funding scholarships for YWCA participants in need. Youth Development continued . YWCA leadership exchanges hands: Peggy Sanchez Mills heads to Washington to head YWCA USA. Susan Finlaw-Dusseault assumes the responsibilities as the CEO at the YWCA of Tampa Bay. · Completed Strategic Plan for 2005-2008. . Expanded fundraising opportunities by participating in the Chrysler Championship "Birdies for Charities." . Provided leadership in the Midtown Collaborative. . YWCA was one of three finalists for the "Outstanding Non Profit of the Year" award from the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce. · 5th Annual Past President's Luncheon was held. · Ambassador Program continued to utilize volunteers to contact YWCA donors to personally thank them for their generosity. · YWCA leadership participated on National YWCA initiatives including Gender Specific Task F'orce, National Coordinating Board for YWCA USA, Peer Review, and Organizational Task Force. · Through Eckerd College's generosity, Musimbi Kanyaro, General Secretary of the World YWCA, visited Pinellas County touring YWCA programs and speaking at a Donor Reception. · United Way Day of Caring was another huge success with participants including Progress Energy, St. Petersburg Automated Flight Services, Publix, Renaissance Vinoy Resort, J.C. Penney of Countryside, Hercules Bulldog Sealing Products and United Way Loaned Executives. · Locally the YWCA launched the new national brand used throughout the United States. Immediately, the brand began eliminating any confusion of what the YWCA strives for. · Two lovely donor appreciation receptions were held and graciously hosted by Doug and Sharon Jackson. Leadership Mexican Culture Camp returns to YWCA Hispanic Outreach Center for third year educating children on folk songs, dances, and language. Debbie White (left) was honoree of the 2004 YWCA Virginia Lazzara Community Service Award and Isay Gulley (right) was the 2004 YWCA Humanitarian Award honoree. YWCA staff at the Family Village Housing program welcomes Musimbi Kanyaro, General Secretary of World YWCA. The children residing in the program created a sign that read "Karibu" (hello in Kenyan, Musimbi's native language.) Students enrolled in the YWCA's Adolescent Preg- nancy & Parenting Services program in north County collect food, diapers, baby items, and other items for Katrina victims at sister YWCA Association in Louisi- ana. Individuals Served: Family Village Housing 139 adults and 266 children - a total of 131 families (Individuals 405 unduplicated) 405 Adolescent Pregnancy & Parenting Services (Childbirth Education, Father Services, APPS, GED, Young Parents Outreach Services) 292 Community Programs Healthy Families PETTALS YGirlS Hispanic Outreach Center 2,511 76 237 861 Child Development Centers Family Village Jordan Park Safety Harbor Hispanic Outreach Center Powell Learning Center Teen Parent Program TOTAL SERVED 176 78 64 49 189 66 5,004 (unduplicated) Demographic Information Race: White African American Hispanic Asian Other 33% 40% 20% 1% 6% Age: Income: $0 - 9,999 10,000 - 19,999 Over $20,000 Unknown 51% 20% 15% 14% Gender: 1- 5 years 6- 9 1 0-1 7 18-24 25 and over Female Male: 35% 3% 14% 21% 27% 65% 35% Local Mission Statement ywca of Tampa Bay Established locally in 1919, the ywca is an autonomous women's movement providing leadership for social change. We work to achieve peace, justice, equality and dignity for all. We provide services that develop youth and strengthen women and families. The YWCA's Mission in Action The YWCA focuses on children and youth by providing quality child care to low-income families, primary prevention of youth delinquency for high-risk girls, prevention of family violence, and programs to support pregnant and parenting teens, and homeless families. . 71 % of our clients have family incomes of less than $20,000.00 per year . 73% of our clients served are under the age of 24 . 35% of our clients are youth aged 9 - 24 . 61 % of our clients are minorities Susan Finlaw-Dusseault Chief Executive Officer YWCA of Tampa Bay Unaudited Budget - $5.5 Million 2004 - 2005 Expenses . OUTREACH 12% . SUPPORTA TlVE 25% l__ .APPS 11% III HOUSING 8% o CHILD CARE 44% Revenues . JLNENILE WELFARE BOARD 21% . OTHffi 2% . UNITBJ WAY 2% . OOORDINA TED CHILD CARE 9% . CONTRIBUTIONS 1% o FEES 17% i . IN KIND 5% I . GRANTS 42% III FOUNDATIONS 1% YWCA of Tampa Bay Board of Directors Isabel Beblo Resident, Family Village Karen Lehrburger Community Volunteer Elizabeth Bell Wachovia Bank Cynda Mort Vice President, Development Melrose Elementary Liza Campa-Flanagan Treasurer Raymond James Financial Services Alizza Punzalan-Hall Eckerd College Yate Cutliff, P A Pendorf & Cutliff Lt. Carol Rasor Pinellas County Sheriff s Office Thelma Footman Retired Tami-Simms-Powel The Simms Team, RE/MAX Metro Rosyln Graham-Haynes Secretary Aerial Processing, Ltd Pamela Y. Skyrme, PhD President Skyrme & Associates Jean Higham, PA Public Defender's Office Joan Steelman, R.N. Risk Manager Consultant Bobbie Hill Countryside High School Penelope Welch, CFRE St. Anthony's Health Care Foundation Sharon Jackson Community Volunteer Rita Wesley St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce Laterika Jelks Bayfront Child Development Center Cynthia Johnson Pinellas County Government Marilyn Johnson Vice President, Operations Community Volunteer Lynn Kiehne Community Volunteer YWCA of Tampa Bay Board of Trustees Mary Wyatt Allen Community Volunteer Nadine Nickeson Safety Harbor City Commissioner Joe DeLuca Times Publishing Company Vera Noble Community Volunteer Maria Edmonds St. Petersburg College Sallie Parks Retired Educator Margo Fischer* Raymond James Financial Services Carlen Petersen Clearwater City Council Member Jane Gallucci Pinellas County School Board Jane Sayler Carlisle Collection L TD Willene Givens Retired Principal Laurie Stone Community Volunteer Emily Gurtman, R.N. Community Volunteer Anita Treiser Bernstein, Chair City of St. Petersburg Ray Hoopes Retired Executive Debbie White DJW Properties LLC Bill Home Clearwater City Manager Karen White, Chancellor USF, Bayboro Campus Chief Sid Klein Clearwater Police Department Minnie Williams Retired Educator Linda Lerner Pinellas County School Board Virginia McFall Community Volunteer Isaac McKinney Price Waterhouse Coopers Judy Mitchell Peter R. Brown Construction *Deceased YWCA of Tampa Bay Foundation Board of Directors Mary Wyatt Allen Community Volunteer Anita Treiser Bernstein President City of St. Petersburg Liza Campa-Flanagan Raymond James Financial Services Rita Wesley St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce Yate Cutliff, P A Pendorf & Cutliff Joe DeLuca Vice President Times Publishing Company Thelma Footman Retired Joan Gutknecht Securities America Ray Hoopes Treasurer Retired Executive Sharon Jackson Community Volunteer Kanika Jelks- Tomalin Bayfront Medical Center Lynn Kiehne Community Volunteer Carlen Petersen Clearwater City Council Member Alizza Punzalan-Hall Eckerd College Jane Sayler Secretary Carlisle Collection L TD PARTNERS & COLLABORATIONS 211 Tampa Bay Cares Abuse, Neglect & Dependency (AND) Committee All Nations Community Association American Cancer Society-Breast Cancer, Education Sub-Group Camp Joy Chapman Foundation City of Clearwater City of St. Petersburg Clearwater Woman's Council Community Alliance Community Foundation of Tampa Bay Coordinated Child Care (CCC) Early Childhood Provider Early Head Start Ed's Place Federal Healthy Start FEMA Fetal Infant Mortality Review Greenwood Committee Health Resource Center Healthy Start Coalition Healthy Start Coalition of Pinellas County Hispanic Services Advisory Committee Homeless Policy Planning Group HUD - Supportive Housing Program Human Services Coalition Initiative for St. Petersburg Youth Juvenile Welfare Board Midtown Collaborative Morton Plant Hospital NAEYC Operation Attack Partnership for a Healthier Pinellas P A TRICA Coalition Pinellas Advocates for Children & Families Pinellas County Pinellas County Adult Education Department Pinellas County Coalition for the Homeless Pinellas County Community Foundation Pinellas County Domestic Violence Task Force Pinellas County Partners in Self-Sufficiency Committee Pinellas County School's Teen Parent Partnership Pinellas County Victims' Rights Coalition Pinellas Early Childhood Association Pinellas Mentor Partner Pinellas Safe Start Progress Energy Safe Children Coalition Stakeholders Group Safety Harbor Neighborly Center School Advisory Council, Drop out Prevention Services Society for Human Resources Management St. Petersburg College, Early Childhood Advisory St. Petersburg Homeless Task Force St. Petersburg Woman's Council St. Thomas Moore Episcopal Church Stand for Children STEPS Consortium Tampa Bay Harvest Tampa Bay Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Teen Pregnancy Prevention Partnership The Front Porch - St. Petersburg The Old Northeast Gardening Club The Readiness Coalition Tobacco Free Coalition United Way of Tampa Bay USF - Bayboro Campus Upper Pinellas Coalition of Social Services . 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