2021-11-10T10:09:55-08:00 2020-12-31 010535888 Brantner Thibodeau & Assoc 674 Mt Hope Avenue Suite 1 Bangor ME 04401 990 2020-01-01 043337456 WABANAKI HEALTH AND WELLNESS NPC WABA 2079920411 1 MERCHANTS PLAZA 401 BANGOR ME 04401 SHARON TOMAH Executive Dir. 2021-11-10 true SHARON TOMAH 999009999 CRAIG S COSTELLO P00226885 2079473325 2 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z SHARON TOMAH 1 MERCHANTS PLAZA 401 BANGOR ME 04401 4780472 false X WWW.WABANAKIHW.ORG X 1996 ME WABANAKI HEALTH AND WELLNESS IS AN AGENCY FOR TRIBALLY-ENROLLED NATIVE AMERICANS, BASED IN BANGOR, MAINE THAT OFFERS SERVICES INCLUDING CULTURALLY SENSITIVE CASE MANATEMENT; FREE HIV TESTING AND SCREENING; AND HEALTH PROMOTION, IN ADDITION, THE ORGANIZATION SERVES AS AN ADMINISTRATIVE FISCAL SPONSOR TO OTHER TRIBAL ORGANIZATIONS. THE ORGANIZATION IS SUPPORTED BY FEDERAL, STATE AND PHILANTHROPIC GRANTS INCLUDING THE SAMHSA TRIBAL OPIOID RESPONSE, PEER RUN RECOVERY CENTER, FRANNIE PEABODY PARTNERSHIP, MEHAF CAPACITY BUILDING, AND SEWALL HEALTH PEOPLE. 6 6 74 0 2068003 4701899 762230 0 0 11138 11297 2841371 4713196 0 0 1663994 2654842 0 0 1012543 1796761 2676537 4451603 164834 261593 590356 1811567 350760 1294887 239596 516680 X WABANAKI HEALTH AND WELLNESS IS AN AGENCY FOR TRIBALLY-ENROLLED NATIVE AMERICANS, BASED IN BANGOR, MAINE THAT OFFERS SERVICES INCLUDING CULTURALLY SENSITIVE CASE MANATEMENT; FREE HIV TESTING AND SCREENING; AND HEALTH PROMOTION, IN ADDITION, THE ORGANIZATION SERVES AS AN ADMINISTRATIVE FISCAL SPONSOR TO OTHER TRIBAL ORGANIZATIONS. THE ORGANIZATION IS SUPPORTED BY FEDERAL, STATE AND PHILANTHROPIC GRANTS INCLUDING THE SAMHSA TRIBAL OPIOID RESPONSE, PEER RUN RECOVERY CENTER, FRANNIE PEABODY PARTNERSHIP, MEHAF CAPACITY BUILDING, AND SEWALL HEALTH PEOPLE. false false 3321565 3370525 58500 WABANAKI PUBLIC HEALTH - In 2018, Wabanaki Health and Wellness became the staffing and financial support agent for Wabanaki Public Health. The goal of the programs within WPH is to provide prevention services to the Tribal community through activities such as cultural gathering, youth councils, raising awareness of public health issues, and supporting community events, such as health fairs. Functions within WPH also include suicide prevention (SAMHSA Native Connections, SAMHSA Garrett Lee Smith Tribal Youth Suicide Prevention), mental health and substance use prevention and treatment (CDC Opioid Overdose Prevention, Peer Run Recovery Center, SAMHSA Strategic Prevention Framework Partnerships for Success, HRSA Rural Communities Opioid Response Program - Planning), healthy communities (CDC Tribal Practices for Wellness in Indian Country) and organizational operational capacity building and support (CDC Tribal Public Health Capacity Building and Quality Improvement Umbrella Agreement). 354091 374281 13174 WABANAKI HEALTH AND WELLNESS - Wabanaki Health and Wellness is an agency for tribally-enrolled Native Americans, based in Bangor, that offers services include culturally sensitive case management; free HIV testing and screening; and health promotion. Wabanaki continues to partner with Cornerstone Behavioral Health to offer Behavioral Health Home/ Case Management Services. Cornerstone holds the license and performs all billing and other functions as required by licensing and contract. Wabanaki Division staff are employed to provide Behavioral Health Home (BHHO) targeted services to both children and adults. In Partnership with Community Housing of Maine, Wabanaki offers safe affordable and supportive housing to Enrolled Native Americans. Our goal is to end homelessness and help people achieve self- sufficiency. This year we have had a very hard time and have lost considerable revenue due to participants who have not paid rent as well as a significant decrease in social service resources. WHW is supported by federal, state, and philanthropic grants including the SAMHSA Tribal Opioid Response, Peer Run Recovery Center, Frannie Peabody partnership, MeHAF Capacity Building, and Sewall Healthy People. 219185 188410 WABANAKI HEALING AND RECOVERY - Approved by the board in November 2020, Wabanaki Healing and Recovery is the home to our culturally-based substance use treatment programming. In 2020, the initial stages included purchasing property in Millinocket to house the Healing Lodge treatment center and the future Family and Friends Connection Center (formerly the VFW). In addition, the first recovery home was purchased in Bangor. 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Wabanaki continues to partner with Cornerstone Behavioral Health to offer Behavioral Health Home/ Case Management Services. Cornerstone holds the license and performs all billing and other functions as required by licensing and contract. Wabanaki Division staff are employed to provide Behavioral Health Home (BHHO) targeted services to both children and adults. In Partnership with Community Housing of Maine, Wabanaki offers safe affordable and supportive housing to Enrolled Native Americans. Our goal is to end homelessness and help people achieve self- sufficiency. This year we have had a very hard time and have lost considerable revenue due to participants who have not paid rent as well as a significant decrease in social service resources. WHW is supported by federal, state, and philanthropic grants including the SAMHSA Tribal Opioid Response, Peer Run Recovery Center, Frannie Peabody partnership, MeHAF Capacity Building, and Sewall Healthy People. Form 990, Part VI, Line 11b: Form 990 Review Process No review was or will be conducted. Form 990, Part VI, Line 19: Other Organization Documents Publicly Available No documents available to the public. Form 990, Part XII, Line 3: Explain Why No Required Audit THE DEADLINE FOR SINGLE AUDIT WAS EXTENDED TO MARCH 31, 2022. THE REQUIRED SINGLE AUDIT IS IN PROCESS AND WILL BE SUBMITTED BY THE EXTENDED DUE DATE.