EAC INC

Programs

1. Behavioral health & criminal justice programs focus on building wellness and self-sufficiency as individuals begin to manage their health conditions while also navigating the complex requirements of public systems. Program services include drug testing, case management via treatment alternatives for safe communities (tasc), tasc mental health diversion, offender re-entry services, abusive partner intervention programs, alcohol education, secure remote alcohol monitoring or community re-entry assistance network (cran) services; health home care coordination; employment/vocational supports; harm reduction; and treatment services to individuals with behavioral health, substance abuse and/or mental health issues who have had contact with or are otherwise involved in the criminal justice system. Programs are provided at all intercepts of the criminal justice system.

   $17,901,176 spent$2,146,930 earned by the program
   59% of program spending

2. Seniors and incapacitated persons: program services include case management, in-home, ancillary, and respite services to older adults; senior community service centers provide seniors with a variety of activities such as socialization, recreation, health promotion, educational programs, and congregate meals; senior health promotion brings exercise and wellness programs; meals on wheels fights hunger by providing nutritious meals and supportive services that make it possible for seniors to maintain independence in their homes; and community guardianship manages the personal and/or financial affairs of an individual who cannot manage for themselves.

   $5,392,110 spent$646,688 earned by the program
   18% of program spending

3. Family & community services: our family & community services programs help our neighbors pay bills, resolve family and business conflicts and navigate through obstacles that hinder self-sufficiency. Program services include the home energy assistance program (heap) and the weatherization referral and packaging program (wrap) which provides low-income households with weatherization services to make homes more energy efficient and reduce heating costs; the long island dispute resolution center, surrogate decision-making and restorative justice programs which provide conflict resolution interventions that help individuals, families, businesses, and the community at large to resolve a wide range of disputes, education, rehabilitation, and support enforcement (erase) and project support are early intervention programs that enforce child support collections by educating non-compliant, non-custodial parents and monitoring their payments. Sanctions intervention evaluates needs, identifies barriers, and helps sanctioned public assistance recipients come into compliance with temporary assistance for needy families requirements so they can maintain their benefits.

   $2,968,009 spent$355,960 earned by the program
   10% of program spending

4. Children and youth services - programs include the alternatives foryouth (afy), which diverts youths from the juvenile justice system andimproves family functioning by providing home-based crisis interventionand community resources; the suffolk county child advocacy center (cac)which reduces the trauma of child sexual abuse and promotes thecoordinated prosecution of offenders and protects and cares forchildren that have been, or at risk of being, sexually exploited; thesuffolk county children's center at cohalan court which provides a safeplace where children engage in fun and educational activities while their parents or guardians attend to court business; and supervisedvisitation which provides a safe and neutral setting for non-custodialparents to visit with their children.

   $4,212,173 spent$505,176 earned by the program
   14% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $30,473,468.