2017-02-10T12:21:55-08:00 2016-06-30 Goranson and Associates Inc 717 College Avenue First Floor Santa Rosa CA 95404 990 2015-07-01 942541640 CALIFORNIA PARENTING INSTITUTE CALI 7075856108 3650 STANDISH AVENUE SANTA ROSA CA 95407 ROBIN BOWEN EXEC. DIRECTOR 2017-02-10 true Susan E Goranson P00049464 7075421256 2015 2021-01-29 14:40:06Z Robin Bowen 3650 STANDISH AVENUE Santa Rosa CA 95407 4054408 false false X www.calparents.org X 1978 CA CPI is a parent education and childrens mental health agency, serving families throughout Sonoma County since 1978. Our mission is to end child abuse and strengthen the health of children, parents, and families. 11 11 128 26 -18568 -18568 4398356 3626751 170753 223802 447691 1699 7656 26272 5024456 3878524 244256 193607 0 2720315 3161105 0 72357 911728 987007 3876299 4341719 1148157 -463195 6673669 6182505 3134956 3106987 3538713 3075518 California Parenting Institute (CPI DBA Child Parent Institute) is a parent education and childrens mental health agency, serving families throughout Sonoma County since 1978. Our mission is to end child abuse and strengthen the health of children, parents, and families. CPIs continuum of care includes childrens trauma counseling, family resource assistance, parent education and support services, facilitated supervised visitation, support services for families with children on the autism spectrum, creative art therapy programs, and a non-public school (New Directions) providing adolescent special education trauma informed educational services. We advocate for policies that support families and protect children. Our key strategy is the use of the Strengthening Families Five Protective Factors model, which is integrated into all of our programs. The protective factors are: parental resilience, social connections, knowledge of parenting and child development, concrete support in times of false false 4129580 90150 CPI programs and services are community focused, evidence based, and merited as best practice. Careful consideration is given to potential barriers to participation, such as cultural sensitivity, inclusion, and access challenges (e.g., transportation, cost). CPI delivers services at our main campus in Santa Rosa, at our Family Resource Center in Rohnert Park, and at schools and other community facilities. In-home sessions with accredited parent educators and licensed therapists are regularly conducted throughout Sonoma County. All services are available in Spanish and English. Currently 65% of our staff is bilingual in Spanish/English.CPI has developed effective relationships with other community providers and has demonstrated success in offering coordinated care for our communities'most vulnerable children and families. We are the county-designated lead agency for Prevent Child Abuse Sonoma County, which is responsible for state-mandated, countywide strategic planning for abuse prevention. Prevent Child Abuse also hosts the Blue Ribbon Campaign each April, and leads the local ENOUGH Campaign to prevent child sexual abuse.Parent Support Services: CPI's wide range of parent education and support services are designed to meet the changing needs of families and our community. Parent educators can help with understanding child behaviors, creating new effective strategies or addressing multiple family stressors. Most of our programs are available at our parent Education Center in Santa Rosa, in family homes or at schools, agencies or businesses throughout Sonoma County. Accomplishments:3,280 parents and children benefited from our parenting services225 classes at CPI and in the community81 moms and dads received support for perinatal mood disorders681 families received in-home Triple P parenting services144 families received resource assistance60 families received supervised visitation111 families received mentoring and orientation75 families received autism support services20 teen parents received parent education at their school sitesChildren's Counseling Services:CPI's Behavioral Health Services provide comprehensive mental health services to children from birth through age 18. Our individual, group, art therapy, play therapy, and family psychotherapy services address a wide range of childhood behavior challenges, difficult life transitions, and traumas. A multidisciplinary team of mental health professionals provides child-centered treatment designed to resolve specific concerns and help children and adolescents develop healthy functioning at home, at school and in the community. We specialize in helping children traumatized by abuse, neglect, high conflict divorce, or domestic violence. We also specialize in early childhood mental health services for children 0-5. Services are provided at our two clinics located in Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park, and on school campuses in the Cotati-Rohnert Park School District.Accomplishments:473 children and their families received a total of 10,518 hours of therapy 55% of children treated for trauma showed a reduction in trauma-related symptoms within 6 months 88% of children showed improvement in one or more clinically significant behaviors within six monthsNew Directions:New Directions School serves students in grades 5 through 12 who have experienced trouble with school success due to social and emotional issues, and who benefit from the support of a small school environment with intensive counseling support. These services are designed to prevent higher levels of care, such as hospitalization, residential placement, or incarceration. All students receive a minimum of 60 minutes of individual therapy and 60 minutes of group therapy weekly by licensed MFT therapists who are also licensed Art Therapists. We follow the same rigorous core academic curriculum standards are public schools, but also offer extensive supplementary curriculum and instruction to support each students individual academic needs. Accomplishments:57 students attended during the 2015/16 school year We provided over 2,200 hours of counseling to help our students and their families succeed We celebrated 4 seniors with High School graduation diplomas and ceremonies Our students bring their designs to life in 3D. We are developing our focus on arts and technology toward becoming a Maker School.We have embraced mindfulness practices by starting and ending each day with a mindfulness activityCreative ArtsCPI's Creative Arts programs include an array of therapeutic, expressive, educational and recreational activities and events in the areas of visual arts, theatre, music movement and more. These programs strengthen social and emotional skills, boost self-esteem and self-expression, and provide tools that yield lifelong benefits for participants of all ages. Our art therapists and educators work with individuals and small groups at schools and community sites. Chalkboard Players, our troupe of preforming artists and educators, offer after-school and summer creative arts programs, in-school performances and workshops, family engagement activities, and community outreach and education. Expanding access to the arts is an upstream investment that aims to prevent or reduce many of the negative effects of life's challenges, including poverty, toxic stress and trauma.Participation in the arts builds empathy, boosts academic achievement to help narrow the gap created by income disparity, and promotes healing for participants of all ages.Accomplishments:CPI hosted 16 after-school creative arts groups at 7 schools in Rohnert Park, Santa Rosa, and Monte Rio. Each groups met for an average of 10 weeks, serving over 75 students.40 women and 60 children participated in our Expressive Arts programs at a homeless services center for women36 children participated in the first week of our pilot summer camp program, funded by Wine Country Weekend. The program provides four free 30-hour weeks of creative arts camps for children and youth in Santa Rosa and Rohnert ParkAdvocacy:The prevention of child maltreatment is a shared responsibility of the whole community. Prevent Child Abuse - Sonoma County (PCA-SC) provides networking opportunities, education, and professional trainings for those involved in child abuse prevention and intervention services. We work to increase public awareness about issues relating to child abuse and neglect in the community. This includes: building a community that protects and promotes healthy families, raising community awareness and educating parents, professionals and community members through promoting the prevention of child abuse and neglect and championing the local Blue Ribbon child abuse prevention campaign each April.In order to help create results locally, PCA-SC strives to make communities aware and therefore more involved in protecting children and strengthening families. 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Therefore, no provision for income taxes has been made in the accompanying financial statements. In addition, the Internal Revenue Service has determined the Organization is not a private foundation within the meaning of Section 509(a) of the Internal Revenue Code.Management of CPI considers the likelihood of changes by taxing authorities in its filed tax returns and recognizes a liability for or discloses potential significant changes if management believes it is more likely than not for a change to occur, including changes to the CPIs status as a not-for-profit entity. Management believes CPI met the requirements to maintain its tax-exempt status and, therefore, no provision for income taxes has been provided in these financial statements. CPI does file an unrelated business income tax return to report certain unrelated income items. The CPIs tax returns for the past three years are subject to examination by tax authorities, and may change upon examination. X X X X X X false Event 65484 65484 20644 65484 65484 20644 20644 44840 true Petaluma People Services Ctr 1500 Petaluma Blvd So Petaluma CA 94952 942271299 108151 0 services Social Advocates for Youth 2447 Summerfield Road Santa Rosa CA 95405 941711490 85456 0 services 2 0 Form 990, Part VI, Line 11b: Form 990 Review Process Email to Finance Committee and Board of Directors for review and acceptance. Form 990, Part VI, Line 12c: Explanation of Monitoring and Enforcement of Conflicts Completion of the conflict of interest statements annually and the topic appears on the BOD Agenda at each meeting. Form 990, Part VI, Line 15b: Compensation Review and Approval Process for Officers and Key Employees Board annually reviews and approves Executive Director and Finance Director compensation Form 990, Part VI, Line 19: Other Organization Documents Publicly Available Documents are made available upon request.