2024-05-15T20:01:28-04:00 2023-06-30 273263553 GALLEROS ROBINSON 115 DAVIS STATION RD CREAM RIDGE NJ 08514 990 2022-07-01 133428222 BROOKLYN PERINATAL NETWORK INC BROO 7186438258 259 BRISTOL STREET 2F SUITE 202 BROOKLYN NY 11212 NGOZI MOSES EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 7186438258 2024-05-15 NGOZI MOSES XXX-XX-XXXX false LEONORA GALLEROS P00181670 6469210400 2024-05-15 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X NGOZI MOSES 1971654 false X WWW.BPNETWORK.ORG X 1986 NY A KEY BPN APPROACH AND STRATEGY IS COLLECTIVE WORK TO INCREASE ACCESS FOR COMMUNITY MEMBERS WITH RISKS FOR POOR MATERNAL HEALTH OUTCOMES THE HEALTH PROMOTION RESOURCES THEY NEED AND THAT ARE AVAILABLE. WE UTILIZE FORMAL AND VOLUNTARY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS AND COLLABORATIVE RELATIONSHIPS FOR SERVICES DELIVERY INTENDED TO MAXIMIZE REACH AND SERVICE TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS WITH NEEDS, LEVERAGING THE LIMITED RESOURCES AVAILABLE IN OUR CHRONICALLY UNDER-RESOURCED COMMUNITIES SERVED. THESE ARE NEIGHBORHOODS WITH A HIGH VOLUME OF LOW-WAGE INCOME, WORKING CLASS POPULATIONS WITH HIGH NEEDS, EXPERIENCING HEALTH INEQUITIES THAT UNDERLIE THE DISPARITIES IN COMMUNITY HEALTH AND WELLNESS. FOR THE 35 YEARS OF BPN'S EXISTENCE WE HAVE COMMITTED TO IMPROVING MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH OUTCOMES AS OUR MISSION AND IS THE ONLY COMMUNITY-LED ORGANIZATION IN BROOKLYN WITH THAT LONG STANDING PRIMARY PURPOSE AND COMMITMENT - PROMOTE MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH, GIVING MOMS AND BABIES A HEALTHY START TO IMPROVE THEIR 4 4 20 12 0 1685475 1962032 0 909 8557 1766 1065 1688150 1971654 0 0 725421 1029807 0 0 817904 937961 1543325 1967768 144825 3886 2230887 2449294 2320223 2534744 -89336 -85450 X BROOKLYN PERINATAL NETWORK INC. (BPN) IS COMMITTED TO IMPROVING MATERNAL CHILD AND FAMILY HEALTH IN BROOKLYN'S UNDER-RESOURCED AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES, THROUGH BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS AND NETWORKING WITH OTHERS, CONNECTING SERVICE PROVIDERS TO CLOSE HEALTHCARE GAPS AND ENABLING CLIENT TO ACCESS HEALTH PROMOTING RESOURCES. OUR STRATEGY INCLUDES ENGAGING IN COLLECTIVE COMMUNITY ACTIONS THAT INFORM POLICY MAKERS ABOUT THE DETERMINANTS IMPACTING MATERNAL AND INFANT MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY; AND, FACILITATING SOLUTIONS TO ENHANCE AND PROTECT THE COMMUNITY'S SAFETYNET RESOURCES. WE AIM FOR PREVENTION AND MITIGATION OF THE DISPARITIES IN PERINATAL HEALTH OUTCOMES. false false 607670 THE NYSDOH FIRST 1000 DAYS ON MEDICAID MATERNAL INFANT CARE INITIATIVE (MICI) PILOT PROJECT BPN PARTICIPATES IN A 3-YEAR STATEWIDE PILOT, IN A DOWNSTATE PROJECT. THE GOAL OF WHICH IS TO HELP COLLECT INFORMATION TO DEMONSTRATE THE VALUE OF INCLUDING COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER IN COMMUNITY-CLINICAL PARTNERS TO IMPROVE SERVICE NAVIGATION FOR PERINATAL WOMEN AND INFANT 0-3 YRS. THE FINDINGS ARE INTENDED TO ENABLE THE DOH TO DEVELOP THE COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER BENEFIT PROGRAM FOR MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENTS. CHW'S USUALLY CARRY A CASELOAD OF 25 CLIENTS EACH, WHICH IS THE PROGRAM NORM. 492210 THE NYS HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE MARKETPLACE, THE IN-PERSON ASSISTOR, FACILITATED ENROLLMENT (IPA) PROGRAM: WE HAVE BEEN PROVIDING THIS ACCESS SINCE 1999 WITH THE FIRST PROGRAM ITERATION OF THE CHILD AND FAMILY HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM. CHILD HEALTH PLUS. ON AVERAGE 10,000 APPLICANTS ENROLLED IN INSURANCE ANNUALLY WITH ABOUT 60% BEING CHILDREN. 278231 THE NYC CITY COUNCIL MCHSI FUNDED HEALTHY WOMEN HEALTH FUTURES (HWHF) PROGRAM, A DOHMH-BPN PARTNERSHIP: THIS PROVIDES ACCESS TO REFERRALS FOR MATERNAL AND CHILD MEDICAL AND SOCIAL SERVICE'S NEEDS, INCLUDINGDOULAS FOR BIRTHING AND POST-PARTUM SUPPORT. SUPPORTS TRAINING OF COMMUNITY MEMBE DEVELOPING AND HIRING THEMAS DOULA CONSULTANTS TO SERVE PREGNANT/POSTPARTUM WOMEN FREE OF CHARGE, TO WHO NEED THEM. ON AVERAGE 50 DOULAS ARE TRAINED ANNUALLY CITYWIDE AND 180-200 BROOKLYN WOMEN RECEIVE THEIR SERVICES. 544721 BPN RECEIVES LITTLE DIRECT FUNDING FOR OUR EFFORTS TO PROMOTE THIS IMPORTANT COLLECTIVE APPROACH. THE NYC COUNCIL FUNDING UNDER ITS MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH SERVICES INITIATIVE(MCHSI) WHICH HAS EXTENDED THE INFANT MORTALITY REDUCTION INITIATIVE(IMRI)WHICH WORK STARTED IN 2001, WITH BPN'S ADVOCACY LEADERSHIP, IS THE ONLY CONSISTENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THIS COLLABORATIVE WORK WITH A GROUP OF SELECT COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS (CBOS) IN OUR UNDER-RESOURCED COMMUNITIES. BPN AND OTHER SMALL CBOS WHICH HAVE EARNED THE HIGH TRUST OF OUR COMMUNITY RESIDENTS ARE THE REAL FIRST REALM OF FRONTLINE PROVIDERS AND WHEN CRISES ARISE - SUCH AS COVID WE ARE THE ONES THEY SEEK OUT TO GET HELP THAT CAN ALLOW THEM TO FOCUS ON HEALTH. THE ATTACHED CHART IDENTIFIES OUR CONSISTENTLY FUNDED PROGRAMS THAT COMPRISING BPN'S MAJOR SERVICES CATEGORIES FACILITATING ACCESS FOR CLIENTS. THESE ARE: -THE NYS HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE MARKETPLACE, THE IN-PERSON ASSISTOR, FACILITATED ENROLLMENT (IPA) PROGRAM: WE HAVE BEEN PROVIDING THIS ACCESS SINCE 1999 WITH THE FIRST PROGRAM ITERATION OF THE CHILD AND FAMILY HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM. CHILD HEALTH PLUS. ON AVERAGE 10,000 APPLICANTS ENROLLED IN INSURANCE ANNUALLY WITH ABOUT 60% BEING CHILDREN. -THE NYC CITY COUNCIL MCHSI FUNDED HEALTHY WOMEN HEALTH FUTURES (HWHF) PROGRAM, A DOHMH-BPN PARTNERSHIP: THIS PROVIDES ACCESS TO REFERRALS FOR MATERNAL AND CHILD MEDICAL AND SOCIAL SERVICE'S NEEDS, INCLUDINGDOULAS FOR BIRTHING AND POST-PARTUM SUPPORT. SUPPORTS TRAINING OF COMMUNITY MEMBER DEVELOPING AND HIRING THEMAS DOULA CONSULTANTS TO SERVE PREGNANT/POSTPARTUM WOMEN FREE OF CHARGE, TO WHO NEED THEM. ON AVERAGE 50 DOULAS ARE TRAINED ANNUALLY CITYWIDE AND 180-200 BROOKLYN WOMEN RECEIVE THEIR SERVICES. -MATERNAL AND BABY SUPPLIES: DONATED GOODS ARE PROVIDED TO CLIENTS WHO NEED THEM - CRIBS, STROLLERS, CAR SEATS, PAMPERS; BREASTS PUMPS, CLOTHING AND A HOST OF OTHER ITEMS DONATED TO BPN AND TO OUR CBO PARTNERS. APPROXIMATELY, 600 INDIVIDUALS RECEIVE SUCH GOODS PER YEAR. -THE DOHMH MATERNAL INFANT HEALTH (MIH) OUTCOME INITIATIVE (PHS MANAGED THE INITIATIVE): BPN PARTNERS WITH MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS DEVELOP PEER TO PEER HEALTH INFORMANTS/HEALTH ADVOCATES TO PROVIDE HEALTH INFORMATION BEING ACTIVE IN THEIR SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTS. ABOUT 225 SCHOOL HEALTH EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY INFORMATION SESSIONS ARE CONDUCTED -THE NYC CITY COUNCIL MCHSI INFANT MORTALITY REDUCTION INITIATIVE (IMRI): THIS PROVIDES FUNDED COLLECTIVE WORK, COLLABORATION FOR SERVICE COORDINATION WITH SELECT CBOS AND WITH HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDERS. BPN'S COLLECTIVE WORK STRATEGY IS AIMED AS HELPING TO STRENGTHEN THE FABRIC THE SAFETY NET SOCIAL HEALTH OFSERVICES IN OUR COMMUNITIES TO BETTER ADDRESS THE HEALTH CHALLENGES THAT NO ONE ENTITY ALONE CAN BE SUCCESSFUL IN TACKLING. ALMOST ALL BPN'S SERVICES ENGAGE COLLABORATION, THAT WE INITIATE AND SOMETIMES LEAD, WORKING WITH OTHER SERVICE PROVIDERS. THE LEADERSHIP TEAM OF THE BROOKLYN COALITION FOR HEALTH EQUITY FOR WOMEN AND FAMILIES, COMPRISING CBOS AND CONVENED BY BPN FOR OVER 2 DECADES, SPONSORS THE COLLECTIVE IMRI INITIATIVES. THE COALITION'S WORK HAS SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED AWARENESS ABOUT THE COMMUNITY'S DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH AMONG OUR PUBLIC HEALTH POLICYMAKERS AND SERVICE INSTITUTIONAL DECISION MAKERS. THIS COLLABORATIVE WORK REACHES AND THOUSANDS OF CHILDBEARING INDIVIDUALS AND THOSE PARENTIN INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN, AS WELL AS ENGAGES ADOLESCENTS IN LIFE PLANNING PROMOTING PREVENTION OF UNWANTED PREGNANCIES. BPN COLLECTIVE WORK ALSO ENGAGES COMMUNITY MEMBERS, SOME OF THEM THE MOST AFFECTED, EMPOWERING THEM TO HELP ADDRESS THE SOCIAL HEALTHCHALLENGES AND TO SUPPORT SOLUTIONS THAT CAN IMPROVE COMMUNITY MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH OUTCOMES. CURRENTLY THE COALITION FOCUS IS ON PROMOTING AWARENESS OF THE MAGNITUDE OF THE CRISIS WITH THE DISPARITIES IN BLACK MATERNAL HEALTH OUTCOMES, PARTICULARLY IN BROOKLYN. -THE NYSDOH FIRST 1000 DAYS ON MEDICAID MATERNAL INFANT CARE INITIATIVE (MICI) PILOT PROJECT: BPN PARTICIPATES IN A 3-YEAR STATEWIDE PILOT, IN A DOWNSTATE PROJECT. THE GOAL OF WHICH IS TO HELP COLLECT INFORMATION TO DEMONSTRATE THE VALUE OF INCLUDING COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER IN COMMUNITY-CLINICAL PARTNERS TO IMPROVE SERVICE NAVIGATION FOR PERINATAL WOMEN AND INFANT 0-3 YRS. THE FINDINGS ARE INTENDED TO ENABLE THE DOH TO DEVELOP THE COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER BENEFIT PROGRAM FOR MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENTS. CHW'S USUALLY CARRY A CASELOAD OF 25 CLIENTS EACH, WHICH IS THE PROGRAM NORM. -CCM DOHMH FAMILY AND YOUTH PEER SUPPORT PROGRAM (FYPS) OVERVIEW BPN PARTICIPATES AS A SUBCONTRACTOR PARTNER WITH THE COMMUNITY COUNSELING AND MEDIATION (CCM) FYPS ALLIANCE PROGRAM. THE FAMILY AND YOUTH PEER SUPPORT (FYPS) SERVICES SUPPORT AND EMPOWER PARENTS/CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH (BIRTH - AGE 24) WHO ARE EXPERIENCING SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, DEVELOPMENTAL, SUBSTANCE USE, AND/OR BEHAVIORAL CHALLENGES, AND THE CHILDREN AND YOUTH THEMSELVES. THIS PROGRAM IS PART OF A NETWORK OF FYPS PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT NEW YORK CITY. THE NETWORK CONSISTS OF FIVE NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS (ONE IN EACH BOROUGH) THAT ESTABLISHES AND COORDINATES AN ALLIANCE THAT CONSISTS OF THE PRIME CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTING ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN THEIR SERVICE AREA WHICH, ALL TOGETHER, WILL PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF FORMAL AND INFORMAL COMMUNITY-BASED FAMILY AND YOUTH SUPPORT SERVICES. -UNDER THE FYPS ALLIANCE MODEL, THE FOLLOWING FYPS CORE SERVICES WILL BE PROVIDED BY FAMILY PEER ADVOCATES AND YOUTH PEER ADVOCATES: -ENGAGEMENT, BRIDGING AND TRANSITION SUPPORT -SELF-ADVOCACY, SELF-EFFICACY AND EMPOWERMENT -SKILL DEVELOPMENT -COMMUNITY CONNECTION AND NATURAL SUPPORTS COLLECTIVELY, USUALLY 190 INDIVIDUALS ARE REACHED WHICH IS THE PROGRAMS GOAL. 544721 1922832 true true false false false false false false false false true false false false true false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false true 39 0 20 true false false false false false false false false false false false false X 4 4 false false false false false false false true true false false true true false true true true true true false NY X X GALLEROS ROBINSON 6469210400 115 DAVIS STATION RD CREAM RIDGE NJ 08514 NGOZI MOSES EXECUTIVE DI 35.00 X 100400 0 0 DENISE WEST DEPUTY EXEC 35.00 X 95070 0 0 BETTIE MAYS CHAIR/TREASU 2.00 X X 0 0 0 DARREN S JAMES SECRETARY 2.00 X X 0 0 0 ALYSSA AGUILERA BOARD MEMBER 2.00 X 0 0 0 XAMAYLA ROSE-PERSADI BOARD MEMBER 2.00 X 0 0 0 195470 1 false false false 1059334 902698 1962032 8557 8557 OTHER INCOME 1065 1065 1065 1971654 1065 8557 X 195470 195470 679139 679139 11006 11006 62999 62096 903 81193 81193 229463 206553 22910 537773 537173 600 48453 42456 5997 65698 61936 3762 7633 6582 1051 1248 1248 4120 4120 2867 2867 13904 13904 MISCELLANEOUS 26802 24076 2726 1967768 1922832 44936 0 1432340 407149 897189 637391 678932 95271 397479 1395 9388 9388 2657 11481 5734 8614 5747 43831 53410 2230887 2449294 419539 440051 149900 146054 1750784 1948639 2320223 2534744 X -89336 -85450 -89336 -85450 2230887 2449294 3886 X false true X true false X 1195570 1088846 1428021 1685475 1962032 7359944 1195570 1088846 1428021 1685475 1962032 7359944 7359944 909 8557 9466 21 276 1065 1362 7370772 2831 0.99850 0.99980 X PART II, LINE 10 1,362 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 11481 5734 5747 5747 ADVANCES PAYABLE 1847217 OTHER LIABILITIES 56422 DUE TO NYS DOH 45000 1948639 1971654 1971654 1971654 1967768 1967768 1967768 CHISARA VENTURES INC FAMILY CONSULTING SERVICE false SCHEDULE L, PART V THE ORGANIZATION ENGAGED THE SERVICES OF CHISARA VENTURES, INC WHICH IS OWNED BY THE DAUGHTER OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. THE AMOUNT EXPENDED WAS 12,400 FOR FY 2022. THE ORGANIZATION OWES THE EXECUTIVE THE FOLLOWING: A. A 40,700 LOAN ON 6/13/2014 WITH INTEREST RATE OF 5.25% PAYABLE OVER FIVE (5) YEARS. OUTSTANDING LOANS RECEIVABLE AT 6/30/2022 AMOUNTED TO 1,178. B. A 49,500 LOAN ON 8/10/2015 WITH INTEREST RATE OF 6.25% PAYABLE OVER FIVE (5) YEARS. OUTSTANDING LOANS RECEIVABLE AT 6/30/2022 AMOUNTED TO 217. FORM 990 - ORGANIZATION'S MISSION BROOKLYN PERINATAL NETWORK INC. (BPN) IS COMMITTED TO IMPROVING MATERNAL CHILD AND FAMILY HEALTH IN BROOKLYN'S UNDER-RESOURCED AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES, THROUGH BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS AND NETWORKING WITH OTHERS, CONNECTING SERVICE PROVIDERS TO CLOSE HEALTHCARE GAPS AND ENABLING CLIENT TO ACCESS HEALTH PROMOTING RESOURCES. OUR STRATEGY INCLUDES ENGAGING IN COLLECTIVE COMMUNITY ACTIONS THAT INFORM POLICY MAKERS ABOUT THE DETERMINANTS IMPACTING MATERNAL AND INFANT MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY; AND, FACILITATING SOLUTIONS TO ENHANCE AND PROTECT THE COMMUNITY'S SAFETYNET RESOURCES. WE AIM FOR PREVENTION AND MITIGATION OF THE DISPARITIES IN PERINATAL HEALTH OUTCOMES. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4D BPN RECEIVES LITTLE DIRECT FUNDING FOR OUR EFFORTS TO PROMOTE THIS IMPORTANT COLLECTIVE APPROACH. THE NYC COUNCIL FUNDING UNDER ITS MATERNAL CHILD HEALTH SERVICES INITIATIVE(MCHSI) WHICH HAS EXTENDED THE INFANT MORTALITY REDUCTION INITIATIVE(IMRI)WHICH WORK STARTED IN 2001, WITH BPN'S ADVOCACY LEADERSHIP, IS THE ONLY CONSISTENT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THIS COLLABORATIVE WORK WITH A GROUP OF SELECT COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS (CBOS) IN OUR UNDER-RESOURCED COMMUNITIES. BPN AND OTHER SMALL CBOS WHICH HAVE EARNED THE HIGH TRUST OF OUR COMMUNITY RESIDENTS ARE THE REAL FIRST REALM OF FRONTLINE PROVIDERS AND WHEN CRISES ARISE - SUCH AS COVID WE ARE THE ONES THEY SEEK OUT TO GET HELP THAT CAN ALLOW THEM TO FOCUS ON HEALTH. THE ATTACHED CHART IDENTIFIES OUR CONSISTENTLY FUNDED PROGRAMS THAT COMPRISING BPN'S MAJOR SERVICES CATEGORIES FACILITATING ACCESS FOR CLIENTS. THESE ARE: -THE NYS HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE MARKETPLACE, THE IN-PERSON ASSISTOR, FACILITATED ENROLLMENT (IPA) PROGRAM: WE HAVE BEEN PROVIDING THIS ACCESS SINCE 1999 WITH THE FIRST PROGRAM ITERATION OF THE CHILD AND FAMILY HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM. CHILD HEALTH PLUS. ON AVERAGE 10,000 APPLICANTS ENROLLED IN INSURANCE ANNUALLY WITH ABOUT 60% BEING CHILDREN. -THE NYC CITY COUNCIL MCHSI FUNDED HEALTHY WOMEN HEALTH FUTURES (HWHF) PROGRAM, A DOHMH-BPN PARTNERSHIP: THIS PROVIDES ACCESS TO REFERRALS FOR MATERNAL AND CHILD MEDICAL AND SOCIAL SERVICE'S NEEDS, INCLUDINGDOULAS FOR BIRTHING AND POST-PARTUM SUPPORT. SUPPORTS TRAINING OF COMMUNITY MEMBER DEVELOPING AND HIRING THEMAS DOULA CONSULTANTS TO SERVE PREGNANT/POSTPARTUM WOMEN FREE OF CHARGE, TO WHO NEED THEM. ON AVERAGE 50 DOULAS ARE TRAINED ANNUALLY CITYWIDE AND 180-200 BROOKLYN WOMEN RECEIVE THEIR SERVICES. -MATERNAL AND BABY SUPPLIES: DONATED GOODS ARE PROVIDED TO CLIENTS WHO NEED THEM - CRIBS, STROLLERS, CAR SEATS, PAMPERS; BREASTS PUMPS, CLOTHING AND A HOST OF OTHER ITEMS DONATED TO BPN AND TO OUR CBO PARTNERS. APPROXIMATELY, 600 INDIVIDUALS RECEIVE SUCH GOODS PER YEAR. -THE DOHMH MATERNAL INFANT HEALTH (MIH) OUTCOME INITIATIVE (PHS MANAGED THE INITIATIVE): BPN PARTNERS WITH MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS DEVELOP PEER TO PEER HEALTH INFORMANTS/HEALTH ADVOCATES TO PROVIDE HEALTH INFORMATION BEING ACTIVE IN THEIR SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTS. ABOUT 225 SCHOOL HEALTH EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY INFORMATION SESSIONS ARE CONDUCTED -THE NYC CITY COUNCIL MCHSI INFANT MORTALITY REDUCTION INITIATIVE (IMRI): THIS PROVIDES FUNDED COLLECTIVE WORK, COLLABORATION FOR SERVICE COORDINATION WITH SELECT CBOS AND WITH HEALTH SERVICE PROVIDERS. BPN'S COLLECTIVE WORK STRATEGY IS AIMED AS HELPING TO STRENGTHEN THE FABRIC THE SAFETY NET SOCIAL HEALTH OFSERVICES IN OUR COMMUNITIES TO BETTER ADDRESS THE HEALTH CHALLENGES THAT NO ONE ENTITY ALONE CAN BE SUCCESSFUL IN TACKLING. ALMOST ALL BPN'S SERVICES ENGAGE COLLABORATION, THAT WE INITIATE AND SOMETIMES LEAD, WORKING WITH OTHER SERVICE PROVIDERS. THE LEADERSHIP TEAM OF THE BROOKLYN COALITION FOR HEALTH EQUITY FOR WOMEN AND FAMILIES, COMPRISING CBOS AND CONVENED BY BPN FOR OVER 2 DECADES, SPONSORS THE COLLECTIVE IMRI INITIATIVES. THE COALITION'S WORK HAS SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASED AWARENESS ABOUT THE COMMUNITY'S DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH AMONG OUR PUBLIC HEALTH POLICYMAKERS AND SERVICE INSTITUTIONAL DECISION MAKERS. THIS COLLABORATIVE WORK REACHES AND THOUSANDS OF CHILDBEARING INDIVIDUALS AND THOSE PARENTIN INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN, AS WELL AS ENGAGES ADOLESCENTS IN LIFE PLANNING PROMOTING PREVENTION OF UNWANTED PREGNANCIES. BPN COLLECTIVE WORK ALSO ENGAGES COMMUNITY MEMBERS, SOME OF THEM THE MOST AFFECTED, EMPOWERING THEM TO HELP ADDRESS THE SOCIAL HEALTHCHALLENGES AND TO SUPPORT SOLUTIONS THAT CAN IMPROVE COMMUNITY MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH OUTCOMES. CURRENTLY THE COALITION FOCUS IS ON PROMOTING AWARENESS OF THE MAGNITUDE OF THE CRISIS WITH THE DISPARITIES IN BLACK MATERNAL HEALTH OUTCOMES, PARTICULARLY IN BROOKLYN. -THE NYSDOH FIRST 1000 DAYS ON MEDICAID MATERNAL INFANT CARE INITIATIVE (MICI) PILOT PROJECT: BPN PARTICIPATES IN A 3-YEAR STATEWIDE PILOT, IN A DOWNSTATE PROJECT. THE GOAL OF WHICH IS TO HELP COLLECT INFORMATION TO DEMONSTRATE THE VALUE OF INCLUDING COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER IN COMMUNITY-CLINICAL PARTNERS TO IMPROVE SERVICE NAVIGATION FOR PERINATAL WOMEN AND INFANT 0-3 YRS. THE FINDINGS ARE INTENDED TO ENABLE THE DOH TO DEVELOP THE COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKER BENEFIT PROGRAM FOR MEDICAID REIMBURSEMENTS. CHW'S USUALLY CARRY A CASELOAD OF 25 CLIENTS EACH, WHICH IS THE PROGRAM NORM. -CCM DOHMH FAMILY AND YOUTH PEER SUPPORT PROGRAM (FYPS) OVERVIEW BPN PARTICIPATES AS A SUBCONTRACTOR PARTNER WITH THE COMMUNITY COUNSELING AND MEDIATION (CCM) FYPS ALLIANCE PROGRAM. THE FAMILY AND YOUTH PEER SUPPORT (FYPS) SERVICES SUPPORT AND EMPOWER PARENTS/CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH (BIRTH - AGE 24) WHO ARE EXPERIENCING SOCIAL, EMOTIONAL, DEVELOPMENTAL, SUBSTANCE USE, AND/OR BEHAVIORAL CHALLENGES, AND THE CHILDREN AND YOUTH THEMSELVES. THIS PROGRAM IS PART OF A NETWORK OF FYPS PROGRAMS THROUGHOUT NEW YORK CITY. THE NETWORK CONSISTS OF FIVE NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS (ONE IN EACH BOROUGH) THAT ESTABLISHES AND COORDINATES AN ALLIANCE THAT CONSISTS OF THE PRIME CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTING ORGANIZATIONS WITHIN THEIR SERVICE AREA WHICH, ALL TOGETHER, WILL PROVIDE A COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF FORMAL AND INFORMAL COMMUNITY-BASED FAMILY AND YOUTH SUPPORT SERVICES. -UNDER THE FYPS ALLIANCE MODEL, THE FOLLOWING FYPS CORE SERVICES WILL BE PROVIDED BY FAMILY PEER ADVOCATES AND YOUTH PEER ADVOCATES: -ENGAGEMENT, BRIDGING AND TRANSITION SUPPORT -SELF-ADVOCACY, SELF-EFFICACY AND EMPOWERMENT -SKILL DEVELOPMENT -COMMUNITY CONNECTION AND NATURAL SUPPORTS COLLECTIVELY, USUALLY 190 INDIVIDUALS ARE REACHED WHICH IS THE PROGRAMS GOAL. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE DRAFT FORM 990 WAS PRESENTED AND REVIEWED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS BEFORE ITS FINAL SUBMISSION. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C THE BOARD MEMBERS AND KEY EMPLOYEES ARE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AN ANNUAL DISCLOSURE FORM INDICATING ANY CONFLICT OF INTEREST OR ARRANGEMENTS THAT COULD GIVE RISE TO A CONFLICT. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A COMPENSATION OF TOP OFFICIAL IS APPROVED BY THE BOARD. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15B FINANCE COMMITTEE APPROVES THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S SALARY. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 THE ORGANIZATION'S 990 IS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST AT THE ORGANIZATION'S OFFICE. THE ORGANIZATION'S GOVERNING DOCUMENTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE FOR INSPECTION, UPON REQUEST AT THE ORGANIZATION'S OFFICE. FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G CONSULTANTS 272,373 0 0 DOULA CONSULTANTS 137,328 550 0 OUTSIDE SERVICES 77,005 0 0 OTHER PROFESSIONAL FEES 50,467 50 0 TOTAL 537,173 600 0