2024-07-29T03:53:58-04:00 2023-12-31 990 2023-01-01 562497243 THE EMPOWERMENT CENTER % LaKeshia McClanahan EMPO 9515142939 27262 VIA INDUSTRIA Temecula CA 92590 LaKeshia McClanahan Treasurer 2024-07-29 false 2023 2024-08-08 14:25:15Z LaKeshia McClanahan 27262 VIA INDUSTRIA Temecula CA 92590 1198187 false X www.theempowermentcenterintl.com X 2005 CA Our mission is to help youth and families develop the resilience necessary to overcome challenges discover the best of themselves and create healthier happier patterns of living. 7 0 0 40 0 0 259287 1104552 92545 91070 69 2565 0 0 351901 1198187 14000 21026 0 0 0 197906 0 0 0 332408 741485 346408 960417 5493 237770 163513 713187 6895 322189 156618 390998 X Our mission is to help youth and families develop the resilience necessary to overcome challenges discover the best of themselves and create healthier happier patterns of living. true false 427144 111 0 The Empowerment Center's Workforce Development Program is grant-funded to train and deploy an army of mental health professionals and trusted messengers to build a resilient workforce for youth and families across the state of CA. Through multi-sector convening TEC brings together organizations that employ house and serve under-resourced communities in order to enhance their program delivery and improve the lives of youth and families. These organizations include First Nations indigenous governments local and state government agencies educational institutions human and social service agencies health care organizations community-based organizations faith-based organizations business corporations labor organizations and the justice system. Youth families and agencies are empowered to lend their expertise in focus groups and surveys to provide real-time data around youth mental health housing and workforce needs that inform future programmatic and regional funding priorities. 228812 20915 1150 Family Dynamics is a training program provided to youth and families within our communities that equips them to have balanced mental spiritual physical and relational health. This program utilizes evidence-based training to develop practical life and relationship building skills that enables participants to overcome barriers to success and empower families to be build generational resilience. 224112 0 4300 The Empowerment Center's Shared Housing Program provides transitional housing and a safe haven for youth and single moms ages 18-25. TEC provides in-home programming including life skills training and clinical support that is directed by licensed clinical social workers and implemented by TEC's Mental Health Community Health Workers. Through community partnerships our program provides a sober-living community of belonging mental health support groups workforce development training and health and social service navigation. TEC provides residents with a clean bed in a shared furnished room affordable program fees access to shared spaces and community-based resources to help them achieve independence as well as a stable and supportive community. 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Part III Column (b) | Type of grant or assistance:, Number of recipients:, How number of recipients was estimated?:| Benevolence, 3, 3| Part III, line 2 This year we added one new programs to our list of direct service we provide -"Resilient Workforce Development." A 12-week workforce readiness training program for entry-level workers and under-resourced populations. Part III, Line 4d | Description:, Expense Amount:, Grants Amount:, Revenue Amount:| The Empowerment Center's Social and Emotional Learning Institute provides training and skill building opportunities for mental wellness online focused Day School Clinical Small Groups and Individual Trauma-Focused Therapy to youth ages 10-21., $10000, $0, $25398| Our Youth Leadership Academy YLA is our comprehensive approach to building resiliency in the lives of the youth. YLA develops life skills and fosters successful patterns of living. Our four areas of focus are 1 Strengths Discovery 2 Character Development 3 Financial Literacy and 4 Performing Arts. Strengths helps youth develop personal strengths to communicate who they are what make them special and how to use their natural talents to succeed. Character Development provides youth with tangible strategies to improve their academic social and emotional skills and to inspire better decision making and behavior. Performing Arts provides healthy outlets for youth to improve self-esteem through creative expression in the areas of poetry creative writing music dance and art., $1703, $0, $0| Lead by a Licensed mental health professional Family University is a resilience and skill building training program for parents and caregivers that teaches them how to build strong connections with children utilize healthy and effective forms of discipline and identify methods to help take a "relationships first" approach that helps them be safe adults for all children., $0, $0, $60622| Part VI, Line 2 | Employee:, Relationship:, Employee:| Tiffany Baker, Family Relationship, Teresse Lewis| Tiffany Baker, Family Relationship, Tamika Martin| Teresse Lewis, Family Relationship, Corey Lewis| Teresse Lewis, Family Relationship, Tamika Martin| Part VI, Section B, Line 11b Yes the organization meets with the members of its governing body to review the Form 990 before filing with the IRS. Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Under the Conflicts of Interest Rules Act The Empowerment Center TEC Affiliate has a disqualifying conflict of interest in a TEC Board decision if it is foreseeable that the decision will have a financial impact on his or her personal finances or other financial interests which is a risk of biased decision-making that could sacrifice TEC's interest in favor of the TEC Affiliate's private financial interests. The TEC Affiliate is then prohibited from participating in the decision. To monitor potential conflicts all affiliates must provide a full written disclosure of all direct or indirect financial interests that could result in a conflict of interest which will be kept on file for one year. If a conflict is discovered the TEC Affiliate will cease any participation in the decision making that poses the conflict; with any dispute the Executive Director or the Board shall respond as necessary. Part VI, Section C, Line 19 Per the requirements of all 501c3 nonprofit corporations The Empowerment Center's governing documents are available to the general public for review at its office during the normal business hours. Part IX, line 11g | Description:, Amount:| Consulting services for Cultural Training Counseling Strengths Advantage Training, $148426| Part III,line 4 | Explanation:| The Empowerment Center's Workforce Development Program is an evidenced-based training program designed to create a resilient workforce to enhance program delivery and improve the lives of youth and families. This program includes our Mental Health Community Health Worker Training Trauma-Informed Service Delivery Training and our Strengths-Based Employer Employee Partnership Training.