Hopewell Center Inc

Programs

1. Hopewell Center's Supported Living program provides services to approximately 70 children and adults in a variety of residential settings. Individuals may live independently in their own apartment, share a home with one or more roommates, or reside in their natural family home. Those served range in age from 8 to 79 years old. Supported Living staff provide individualized support designed to help each person lead a self-determined and as independent a life as possible within their home and community. Services focus on developing daily living skills, promoting personal choice, and assisting individuals in participating in community activities and relationships that enhance their quality of life.

   $3,687,636 spent$3,813,698 earned by the program
   47% of program spending

2. Hopewell Center operates three group homes serving a total of 20 residents. These homes provide a congregate living environment, with each residence supporting between four and eight adults who have similar support needs. The purpose of the group home setting is to provide continuous active treatment within a structured, 24-hour supervised environment while promoting independence consistent with each individual's abilities and goals. Trained staff provide assistance with daily living skills, health and safety needs, and personal development. In addition, staff support individuals in participating in community activities, pursuing personal interests, and developing meaningful relationships, with the goal of enhancing independence and overall quality of life.

   $1,901,916 spent$2,018,187 earned by the program
   24% of program spending

3. The Day Services Program offers structured, person centered activities that promote social interaction, skill development, and lifelong learning for adults with disabilities. With a strong focus on community inclusion, the program supports individuals in building independence, pursuing personal goals, and engaging meaningfully with others. Services are delivered both on-site and throughout various community settings. The program operates approximately 252 days annually and supports 128 participants in FY25.

   $1,247,308 spent$1,160,059 earned by the program
   16% of program spending

4. The goal of Hopewell Center's Early Intervention Program is to provide individualized support and therapy services for families and their children that are exhibiting developmental delays. The program curriculum is designed to encourage children to make gains in all developmental areas. Individuals must meet eligibility criteria to qualify for these First Steps Early Intervention services: between the ages of birth to 36 months of age and demonstrate a developmental delay or be considered "at risk" for developing such a delay. Children may receive Physical, Occupational, Speech or Developmental Therapies. Once eligibility has been determined, sessions may occur in the families' homes, childcare centers or other community settings. During FY25, our Early Intervention Program served 365 children and their families.

   $723,637 spent$793,172 earned by the program
   9% of program spending

5. The Community Employment Services Program assisted 133 individuals in FY25 through career exploration, job development, and ongoing support for successful community employment. The program matches job seekers with employers by aligning each person's strengths, interests, and employment goals with suitable opportunities. Once a position is secured, retention services are provided to help individuals maintain long-term, meaningful employment.

   $261,849 spent$267,864 earned by the program
   3% of program spending

The 5 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $7,822,346.