2024-02-03T13:25:58Z 2023-12-31 923503242 Charnia Nonprofit Management 1425 W Pioneer Dr Ste 220 Irving TX 75061 990EZ 2023-01-01 921201579 PII FOUNDATION PIIF 2301 BLAKE ST DENVER CO 802052101 Robert Hicken President 2024-02-02 Whitley Edwards P03196087 6823471871 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X X www.pii-foundation.org X X 73336 X 73336 73336 63822 1000 64822 8514 8514 0 8667 0 8667 153 0 8514 The primary exempt purpose of the PII Foundation is to fund and resource humanitarian initiatives that deliver virtual care to the most vulnerable populations around the world. This encompasses providing access to primary healthcare for individuals who are unable to access standard levels of care due to a variety of barriers such as geographical remoteness, the aftermath of natural disasters, disabilities, and the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The PII Foundation's program service accomplishments are highlighted through three of its largest initiatives, based on expenses. The Virtual Primary Care Initiative has made significant strides by leveraging technology provided by AWS to extend telehealth services to over 10,000 individuals in remote areas, facilitating access to primary healthcare and rapid antigen testing. In response to the Ukrainian conflict, the Ukrainian CrisisCare Telehealth Service (UCTS) was established, delivering emergency telehealth consultations and mental health support to over 5,000 affected individuals, showcasing the foundation's capacity for a swift and scalable response in humanitarian crises. Additionally, the Training and Capacity Building for Healthcare Professionals program has substantially enhanced the quality of healthcare services for vulnerable populations, including indigenous communities and those affected by COVID-19, by training over 500 healthcare professionals and volunteers in telehealth technologies and culturally sensitive care practices. Collectively, these programs demonstrate the PII Foundation's commitment to bridging healthcare gaps for vulnerable populations through the innovative use of technology and strategic partnerships, making a marked impact on global health and well-being. 63822 63822 Patrick J Faraday Chairman 4.00 0 0 0 Robert Hicken President 40.00 0 0 0 Wayne Cox Treasurer 1.00 0 0 0 Allen Rozansky Secretary 1.00 0 0 0 false false false false false 0 false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false CO Robert Hicken 2301 BLAKE STREET Denver CO 80205 3032639294 false true OC AS false false false false false false false false false false NONE 0 NONE 0 true X 0 0 0 0 73336 73336 0 0 0 0 73336 73336 73336 73336 X 1.00000 0.00000 Part I, Line 10 The $63,822 disbursed by the PII Foundation to fund and resource humanitarian initiatives has been allocated across several key areas to deliver virtual care to the most vulnerable populations worldwide. This allocation directly supports the foundation's mission through: Technology and Infrastructure Development: The funds have been used to develop and maintain the technology infrastructure required for virtual care. This includes the procurement of software, secure communication tools, and data management systems essential for telehealth services. Given the foundation's backing by Amazon Web Services (AWS), a significant focus has been on leveraging cloud services and technologies to ensure scalable, secure, and effective delivery of health services. Training Healthcare Professionals: A portion of the disbursement has gone towards the training of healthcare professionals and volunteers. This training ensures they can effectively utilize telehealth platforms, address the unique needs of vulnerable populations, and provide high-quality care remotely. Supporting Partner Programs: The funds directly support partner programs that impact individuals affected by natural disasters, indigenous populations in remote areas, disabled individuals, and those impacted by COVID-19. This includes extending services like remote Rapid Antigen Test testing during the pandemic, thereby ensuring access to primary healthcare services for these vulnerable groups. Operational and Administrative Expenses: Operational costs related to the administration and coordination of virtual care programs are also covered by the funds. This ensures that the programs are executed efficiently and reach their intended beneficiaries without unnecessary delays or logistical challenges. Innovation in Virtual Care Delivery: The investment in research and development to innovate and improve the delivery of virtual care is another critical aspect of the fund's utilization. This is aimed at developing new solutions and enhancing existing platforms to address the barriers faced by vulnerable populations in accessing healthcare. Ukrainian CrisisCare Telehealth Service (UCTS): A specific initiative supported by these funds is the Ukrainian CrisisCare Telehealth Service, which provides vital healthcare services to individuals affected by the crisis in Ukraine, showcasing a targeted approach to deliver immediate healthcare support in conflict zones through virtual means. Through these focused allocations, the PII Foundation ensures the effective use of its resources in delivering on its commitment to provide virtual care to those in need, making a tangible impact on the health and wellbeing of vulnerable populations across the globe.