MASSACHUSETTS COUNCIL OF HUMAN SERVICES PROVIDERS INC

Programs

1. Since 1975, the providers' council has been supporting community-based human services nonprofits. Today it is the largest human services membership association in massachusetts, representing a sector that accounts for more than 160,000 jobs. The council's members provide care to residents in nearly every city and town in the commonwealth, serving hundreds of thousands of state residents annually. The council supported members by offering education and training opportunities, advocacy initiatives, research, news publications, networking events and group purchasing programs that allowed them to operate more efficiently and effectively. In addition, the council pursued pro-workforce legislation to create a student loan repayment program and ensure livable wages for workers. In consistently striving for its mission to advance the interests of the human services sector and providers through advocacy, education, and engagement of diverse stakeholders for collective impact, the council has grown to be widely recognized as the official voice of the massachusetts community-based nonprofit human services sector. Providing governance is a diverse board of directors representing member…

   $1,067,351 spent$1,300,643 earned by the program
   63% of program spending

2. Annual convention & expo: the council's 49th annual convention & expo: envision the possibilities brought together a sold-out crowd of over 1,100 human services professionals and supporters for a full day of speakers, awards, workshops, panels and scholarship presentations. A powerful keynote speaker and state officials joined attendees to provide messages of inspiration, hope and support. The event showcased 34 workshops; featured more than 60 exhibitors; conferred 13 awards of excellence to individuals, organizations, government officials and businesses whose contributions have improved the human services sector; and honored other organizations with peer provider awards. The annual business meeting is held to complete the corporate business of the providers' council. Business conducted includes electing officers and directors of the corporation, accepting the treasurer's report, sharing annual reports to the board of directors, and attending to such other business as may come before the meeting. The meeting is open to the public, though only the membership can vote. Upon conclusion of the meeting, there is typically a luncheon forum and presentations.

   $263,787 spent$425,982 earned by the program
   16% of program spending

3. The collaborative: the collaborative is a joint project between the council and three other not-for-profit organizations which was established to ensure that chapter 257, of the acts of 2008, is implemented and administered by the state in accordance with the "letter and spirit of the law."

   $20,997 spent$20,997 earned by the program
   1% of program spending

4. Education and training: the council continued to provide affordable learning opportunities to its members in 2024. This year, more than 2,000 individuals participated in the council's educational offerings, including nearly 250 supervisors and managers who enrolled in the council's two supervisor trainings: success as a new supervisor and the certificate in supervision series. In 2024, the council hosted 39 trainings/workshops, 12 executive roundtables, 12 hr and training leader roundtables and 19 educational webinars.

   $63,016 spent$132,980 earned by the program
   4% of program spending

5. The council provides administrative support to its related organization - human services providers charitable foundation, inc.

   $280,000 spent$280,000 earned by the program
   17% of program spending

The 5 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $1,695,151.