HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SERVICES INC

Programs

1. Residential services nearly 400 people who live in community-based certified homes are supported 24 hours a day by a compassionate, highly trained staff. Agency nurses are also available around the clock, and a heritage christian services staff member schedules and attends all medical appointments to ensure proper communication and to follow up on any medical concerns. Heritage christian services staff support people in their interactions within the community and in living their lives with the highest level of independence possible.

   $59,016,782 spent$66,420,186 earned by the program
   42% of program spending

2. Self-direction (fiscal intermediary) heritage christian services provides fiscal intermediary services that enable people with developmental disabilities to self-direct their medicaid services. This approach gives participants greater choice and control in selecting supports such as respite, meaningful day activities and in-home or community services. People have the option of choosing the supports that are most important to them and the agency they would like to work with. For people exploring options other than a traditional group home or day habilitation setting, the agency offers customized options where people choose with whom they would like to live and select the supports they would like to have in their home.

   $39,038,510 spent$44,370,763 earned by the program
   27% of program spending

3. Day habilitation heritage christian services' day programs offer a variety of opportunities for people to develop skills for personal growth. Participants enjoy a range of activities and make a significant contribution to their communities through collective volunteer service.

   $13,572,622 spent$16,583,205 earned by the program
   10% of program spending

4. Expressive beginnings child care centers ebcc offers child care in a unique family environment using the reggio emilia approach, a highly regarded learning curriculum. Ebcc serves children through age 12, offering infant and toddler care, preschool, pre-kindergarten, full-day kindergarten, wrap-around care and a school-age summer program.

   $7,221,376 spent$7,289,454 earned by the program
   5% of program spending

5. Community habilitation heritage christian services' community-based services support people with a variety of daily living skills in their home and community. The person and a staff member work together to plan the day, with the schedule determined by the person receiving services and what matters most to them. Support can be provided for a few hours each week or for full days, based on opwdd approval.

   $2,632,938 spent$3,016,896 earned by the program
   2% of program spending

6. Respite services the respite programs at heritage christian services offer short-term care for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, giving their caregivers the gift of time to devote to other areas of their lives. Heritage christian offers both site-based respite and in-home respite. Some site-based programs offer overnight support while others provide hourly respite.

   $2,140,537 spent$2,666,299 earned by the program
   2% of program spending

7. Customized residential options these homes typically house between two and four people and offer person-centered support through services such as community habilitation, individual support and services, and self-direction. These settings may or may not be owned by heritage christian services.

   $444,541 spent$413,231 earned by the program
   0% of program spending

8. Consumer directed personal assistance program heritage christian services is an approved facilitator for the consumer directed personal assistance program. Hcs has partnered with the statewide fiscal intermediary, public partnerships llc, to enable consumers to receive care from the people they know and trust. As a facilitator, heritage christian services can support consumers across a broad range of needs, including registering with ppl for cdpap services, providing technical assistance and answering questions. Heritage christian has been a cdpap provider since 2016.

   $13,204,799 spent$16,422,897 earned by the program
   9% of program spending

9. Supported employment the employment alliance connects businesses with new talent by matching individuals with disabilities to employment opportunities across a wide range of industries. It provides pre-employment supports to youth and adults, helping them prepare to enter the workforce and build meaningful career paths. It partners with organizations to identify qualified candidates, customize employee training and promote workplace diversity and inclusion. In addition, the employment alliance offers businesses guidance on job accommodations and ada compliance, along with best practices for successfully integrating disability inclusion into their workforce.

   $1,184,841 spent$1,556,547 earned by the program
   1% of program spending

10. Eleversity eleversity raises service standards by providing education and development opportunities for thousands of employees in the corporate world and in the human services industry. Eleversity partners with businesses and organizations in new york state and across the country to elevate workforce skills. Eleversity works with stakeholders to educate and train using up-to-date industry content and customized learning materials, share experiences through discussions, improve efficiencies and increase proficiency and professionalism.

    $501,750 spent$727,755 earned by the program
    0% of program spending

11. Other program services include: children's health home as a care management agency, heritage christian services has contracted with the children's health home of upstate new york to provide comprehensive care management in central and western new york. This community-based care management service model is family driven and youth guided. With this model, all of a child's caregivers and providers communicate with one another so that all social, academic, physical and behavioral needs are addressed in a comprehensive manner.human services training this project is a free, statewide training program in partnership with the new york state office for people with developmental disabilities to educate direct support professionals, job developers, job coaches and managers of employment opportunities as they support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to fully participate in their communities through employment.

    $3,071,797 spent$2,779,454 earned by the program
    2% of program spending

The 11 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $142,030,493.