INWOOD COMMUNITY SERVICES INC

Programs

1. Counseling and treatment - inwood community services, inc. Has three counseling and treatment clinics:1. The comprehensive outpatient addiction program (coap), a new york state oasas licensed 822 chemical dependency clinic, provides multifaceted services to individuals in need of treatment for alcoholism or alcohol abuse and other chemical dependency/abuse problems. Funding is provided by grants from the new york city department of health and mental hygiene and the new york state office of alcoholism and substance abuse services as well as per visit fees paid by medicaid, medicare, managed care and commercial insurance. 2. The alicia m. Ferrer mental health clinic (amfmhc) is a new york state office of mental health licensed comprehensive outpatient psychiatric services (cops) clinic program that targets consumers with major psychiatric diagnoses or psychiatric concomitant with chemical abuse diagnoses, as well as their family members. The clinic provides individual, group, and/or family outpatient psychotherapy to children, adolescents and adults, as well as psychopharmacological treatment. Funding is provided per visit fees paid by medicaid and medicare as well as managed care…

   $3,816,290 spentof which $26,090 as grants$2,521,175 earned by the program
   48% of program spending

2. Youth services - the organization has several youth service programs: 1. Comprehensive after school system of new york city (compass) programs provide elementary students with sequenced academic enrichment, homework help, cultural, leadership and recreation activities during the academic year, as well as a sevenweeklong recreational and cultural arts camp during the summer. The organization has developed and operates three compass programs at ps 366, ps 278, and ps 189. Funding is provided through the new york city department of youth and community development.2. The school's out new york city (sonyc) programs provide middle school students with sequenced academic enrichment, homework help, cultural, leadership and recreation activities during the academic year, as well as a fourweeklong recreational and cultural arts camp during the summer. Ics has developed and operates three sonyc programs at ms 278, ms 366, and is52. The sonyc programs are part of the compass system and funding is provided through the new york city department of youth and community development.3. The summer youth employment program (syep) provides youth meaningful opportunities for summer employment, as well…

   $3,419,317 spent
   43% of program spending

3. Education: this program offers adult education classes to residents of the community. The two main types of classes are english for speakers of other languages (esol) and civics classes in spanish and english. There is a laboratory where students can utilize computer programs to enhance their language and civics skills. Funding is provided through the new york city department of youth and community development.

   $349,433 spent
   4% of program spending

4. Alcohol, tobacco and other drug prevention (atod): the child and family prevention and wellness program, a nys oasas and nyc dohmh funded primary and direct prevention program, serves atrisk children, adolescents and families with an array of evidencebased practices. These practices include parenting, individual, and family interventions aimed at enhancing communication, social skills, resiliency and selfesteem. The interventions utilize the intensive group strengthening families program, the teen intervene program for adolescents, and the botvin lifeskills training for children.

   $376,629 spent
   5% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2023 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $7,961,669.