2024-05-14T17:14:58-04:00 2023-12-31 990 2023-01-01 463050626 BUILDING OHANA % Deborah Finck BUIL 5093811464 25 W Main Ave Ste 310 Spokane WA 992015090 Deborah Finck Executive Director 2024-05-14 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z Deborah Finck 25 W Main Ave Ste 310 Spokane WA 992015090 56504 false X www.buildingohana.org X 2013 WA BUILDING OHANA was founded by individuals who are intimately familiar with the multiple lifelong barriers affecting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities barriers often visible from one's front porch. Our mission is to identify these barriers and address them within the context of home and nieghborhood to design develop and build a diverse inclusive and intergenerational community of intentional neighboring in Spokane Wa.one in which adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities will be supported through the life course to thrive alongside their neighbors. 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As our project develops and our land is secured we continue to connect to educate communities groups families and individuals about the importance of diversity equity and inclusion in the context of community growth and neighborhood development. In 2023 Ohana presented to business groups across three jurisdictions; met with and presented to 100 plus community leaders elected officials and city councils school boards classrooms of graduating medical students and neighborhood organizations all interested in a model for supportive and broadly affordable housing development with a mission to help individuals with developmental disabilities to thrive. We continue to support and encourage individuals and families as they search for services through the lifespan and to collaborate with organizations aligned with our mission. Although many constituents prefer online connection we are once again conducting and planning community based conversations locally and participating in conferences and workshops across the country. During 2023 we received over 400 inquiries through our website and by mail presented to over 300 individuals in-person and online We responded to 70 plus requests for support by phone. In order to support this and our other two programs of service we designed and put into operations our Ohana HOMEBASE a constituent contact system uniquely designed to securely house our data and to communicate with our various interest groups and donors. Over 700 constituents are already in our system. All of our work is free to the public. See www.buildingohana.org. 45417 0 0 PLACE: OHANA Research Design and Development Program Our design development team works to 1 research existing emerging community models across the country; 2 assess property needs and explore universal and special design principles to augment independence social relationships and accessibility across the lifespan and 3 formulate new public private funding and development strategies to design and build the OHANA neighborhood model. For some time Ohana has had working partnerships and MOU's with key design development and funding partners including Centennial Mortgage Green Canopy Davis Studio Land and Life and more recently program coordination with Central Valley School District's I DD education and transition programs for graduating students housing collaboration with the Arc of Spokane's residential support program and partnerships with two local affordable housing and community site design firms. In 2023 our research expanded to discover and blend new financial strategies to build broadly affordable homes and neighborhoods that serve people of all ages abilities and incomes resulting in a fully developed financial infrastructure that will not only guide us to build and operate Ohana Village over the longterm but that we will share with other groups across the country interested in building intentional neighborhoods of support. In August 2023 we began negotiations to purchase 7-8 acres along the Spokane River and site plans for inclusion of Ohana Village within a larger master-planned community. This work is ongoing with plans to secure land in 2024 and coordinated with organizational capacity-building efforts. 19193 0 0 PURPOSE: OHANA Programs of Support This portion of our work centers around researching and developing sustainable practices for community formation behavioral health and supporrt for all residents within Ohana Village. The caregiving challenges of recent years directed our research and planning efforts toward a means to identify our project's impact on home care through Intentional Neighboring focussed natural supports and new methods of evaluation and assessment. This program's work also includes advisory leadership and general meeting facilitation to several local and statewide disabilities and housing groups committed to making positive change for people living with neurodiversities I DD. In 2023 Ohana has continued to support the special activities of agencies as they seek to foster inclusion for and improve the lives of individuals with disabilities across our region including the Arc of Spokane Northwest Autism Center Project I DD and Side-by-Side. In 2023 these efforts have expanded to include supports for local school districts 2 and our region's nursing programs through WSU's School of Medicine. 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Part VI, Line 12c Board meetings: policies read and agreed to by all board members at the beginning of every fiscal year. Part VI, Line 15 The board reviews performance and determines compensation of Ohana executive director annually at the end of the year using valid nonprofit and cost of living data related to the size job requirements and activities of the organization. After discussion the board members vote to make compensation decisions accordingly. Part VI, Line 19 No requests for any of our governing documents policies or financial statements were requested during this tax year. Part VI, line 9 | Name of the person:, Address of the person:| Brenda Krause Eheart, 11 Park Lake Road, 11 Park Lake Road, Champaign, IL, 61822-7101| Frank Ide, 8642 Kingston Way, 8642 Kingston Way, Boise, ID, 83644| Lisa Jill Ide, 4114 N Howard, 4114 N Howard, Spokane, WA, 99203| David Sittser, 1014 W 20th Ave, Spokane, WA, 99203| Dan Dunne, 501 N HOMESTEAD DR, Liberty Lake, , , 99019| Part III Line 4 | Explanation:| Part III 4a PEOPLE: Ohana Community Education and Awareness Program BUILDING OHANA has always been a community engagement project. As our project develops and our land is secured we continue to connect to educate communities groups families and individuals about the importance of diversity equity and inclusion in the context of community growth and neighborhood development. In 2023 Ohana presented to business groups across three jurisdictions; met with and presented to 100 plus community leaders elected officials and city councils school boards classrooms of graduating medical students and neighborhood organizations all interested in a model for supportive and broadly affordable housing development with a mission to help individuals with developmental disabilities to thrive. We continue to support and encourage individuals and families as they search for services through the lifespan and to collaborate with organizations aligned with our mission. Although many constituents prefer online connection we are once again conducting and planning community based conversations locally and participating in conferences and workshops across the country. During 2023 we received over 400 inquiries through our website and by mail presented to over 300 individuals in-person and online We responded to 70 plus requests for support by phone. In order to support this and our other two programs of service we designed and put into operations our Ohana HOMEBASE a constituent contact system uniquely designed to securely house our data and to communicate with our various interest groups and donors. Over 700 constituents are already in our system. All of our work is free to the public. See www.buildingohana.org. Part III Line 4 | Explanation:| Part III line 4b PLACE: OHANA Research Design and Development Program Our design development team works to 1 research existing emerging community models across the country; 2 assess property needs and explore universal and special design principles to augment independence social relationships and accessibility across the lifespan and 3 formulate new public private funding and development strategies to design and build the OHANA neighborhood model. For some time Ohana has had working partnerships and MOU's with key design development and funding partners including Centennial Mortgage Green Canopy Davis Studio Land and Life and more recently program coordination with Central Valley School Districts I DD education and transition programs for graduating students housing collaboration with the Arc of Spokanes residential support program and partnerships with two local affordable housing and community site design firms. In 2023 our research expanded to discover and blend new financial strategies to build broadly affordable homes and neighborhoods that serve people of all ages abilities and incomes resulting in a fully developed financial infrastructure that will not only guide us to build and operate Ohana Village over the longterm but that we will share with other groups across the country interested in building intentional neighborhoods of support. In August 2023 we began negotiations to purchase 7-8 acres along the Spokane River and site plans for inclusion of Ohana Village within a larger master-planned community. This work is ongoing with plans to secure land in 2024 and coordinated with organizational capacity-building efforts. Part III Line 4 | Explanation:| Part III Line 4c PURPOSE: OHANA Programs of Support This portion of our work centers around researching and developing sustainable practices for community formation behavioral health and supporrt for all residents within Ohana Village. The caregiving challenges of recent years directed our research and planning efforts toward a means to identify our projects impact on home care through Intentional Neighboring focussed natural supports and new methods of evaluation and assessment. This program's work also includes advisory leadership and general meeting facilitation to several local and statewide disabilities and housing groups committed to making positive change for people living with neurodiversities I DD. In 2023 Ohana has continued to support the special activities of agencies as they seek to foster inclusion for and improve the lives of individuals with disabilities across our region including the Arc of Spokane Northwest Autism Center Project I DD and Side-by-Side. In 2023 these efforts have expanded to include supports for local school districts 2 and our region's nursing programs through WSU's School of Medicine. All of our work is free to the public.