2011-06-18T16:14:53-05:00 2010-12-31 PETER DENG ASSOCIATES CPA 1885 UNIVERSITY AVE W STE 269 Saint Paul MN 55104 990 2010-01-01 010771671 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN YOUTH AND FAMIL SUB- 1885 UNIVERSITY AVE SAINT PAUL MN 55104 EPHRAIM OLANI 6516443983 2011-05-09 false PETER DENG CPA 6519170809 2011-06-18 2010 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z 308216 false X X 2002 MN PROVIDE HIVAIDS PREVENTION EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES TO AFRICANS IN MINNESOTA 9 8 8 0 0 324377 98269 207254 3766 2693 0 328143 308216 0 0 155095 153819 0 13919 99394 75806 254489 229625 73654 78591 489990 571647 4848 7914 485142 563733 PROVIDE HIVAIDS PREVENTION EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES TO AFRICANS IN MINNESOTA false false 25207 THE AGENCY EDUCATES TENS OF THOUSANDS IN THE COMMUNITY ABOUT HIV PREVENTION AND RISK REDUCTION PRESENTING AT COMMUNITY EVENTS IN SMALL GROUP SETTINGS AT ESL CLASSES CHURCHES YOUTH GATHERINGS AND TO GROUPS OF NEWLY RESETTLED REFUGEES SAYFSM BEGA N DELIVERING HIV EDUCATION AND RISK REDUCTION TO NEW REFUGEES FROM AFRICA IN MARCH 2006 AT LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICE MINNESOTA COUNCIL OF CHURCHES AND WORLD RELIEF THREE OF MINNESOTAS VOLUNTEER RESETTLEMENT AGENCIES 44697 HIVAIDS SUPPORT GROUP SAYFSM FACILITATES A CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE SUPPORT GROUP FOR AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES LIVING WITH HIV THE GROUP MEETS EVERY OTHER SATURDAY AND ONCE A YEAR PARTICIPANTS AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS ATTEND A WEEKEND RET REAT TRAINED CULTURALLY COMPETENT FACILITATORS FOSTER A SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT AND PROVIDE PARTICIPANTS WITH EDUCATION THAT EMPOWERS THEM TO TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES REDUCE RISKS OF SUPER INFECTIONS AND HIV TRANSMISSION AND DISCLOSE THEIR STATUS T O THEIR PARTNERS AND COMMUNITY OUTSIDE OF THE GROUP MEETINGS PARTICIPANTS ARE OFFERED A FRAMEWORK OF SUPPORT SUCH AS REFERRALS COUNSELING AND EMERGENCY INTERVENTIONS FOR FOOD AND SHELTER SAYFSM PROVIDES TRANSPORTATION TO THE MEETINGS CHILD CAR E AND FOOD AN AVERAGE OF 18 TO 20 INDIVIDUALS ATTEND EACH MEETING THEY CAME FROM 11 AFRICAN COUNTRIES AND TRINIDAD PARTICIPANTS INCLUDED CHRISTIANS MUSLIMS AND FOLLOWERS OF TRADITIONAL BELIEFS 27156 CARE ADVOCACY SAYFSM PROVIDES AN ARRAY OF SERVICES TO MEET THE MANY NEEDS OF INDIVIDUALS LIVING WITH HIV INCLUDING ASSISTANCE WITH BASIC NEEDS SUCH AS HOUSING FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FOOD CLOTHING EMPLOYMENT REFERRALS TO CLINICS MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS LEGAL SERVICES ESL CLASSES TRANSLATION AND INTERPRETING AND TRANSPORTATION TO APPOINTMENTS AND SAYFSM ACTIVITIES ONE FULL-TIME STAFF MEMBER PROVIDES CARE ADVOCACY FOR THOSE INDIVIDUALS NEEDING ONE-TIME OR SHORT-TERM HELP IN 201 0 CARE ADVOCACY WAS DELIVERED TO 118 INDIVIDUALS 31 MEN 48 WOMEN 12 TEENS AND 27 CHILDREN MEDICAL CASE MANAGEMENT TWO PART-TIME STAFF PROVIDE SAYFSMS CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE MEDICAL CASE MANAGEMENT MEETING THE NEEDS OF AFRICAN INDIVIDUALS LIVING WITH HIVAIDS WHO NEED LONGER-TERM INTENSIVE SUPPORT THE CASE MANAGERS CONDUCT RISK AS SESSMENTS AND CREATE CARE PLANS TO ADDRESS CLIENT NEEDS FROM A HOLISTIC PERSPECTIVE THEY HELP CLIENTS ACCESS HEALTH SERVICES AND PROMOTE QUALITY HEALTH OUTCOMES EMPOWERING THEM WITH EDUCATION ABOUT HIVAIDS TREATMENT AND MEDICATION OPTIONS AND H ELP CLIENTS ACCESS NECESSARY RESOURCES TO ADDRESS HOUSING TRANSPORTATION EMPLOYMENT EDUCATION LEGAL INSURANCE OR OTHER NEEDS IN 2010 33 INDIVIDUALS RECEIVED MEDICAL CASE MANAGEMENT THROUGH SAYFSM AN ADDITIONAL 12 INDIVIDUALS RECEIVED CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES ELSEWHERE BUT PREFERRED TO COME TO SAYFSM CASE MANAGERS FOR SOME OF THEIR NEEDS WOMENS SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROGRAM THIS PROGRAM IS PRIMARILY FOR AFRICAN-BORN WOMEN LIVING WITH HIVAIDS BUT IS OPEN TO ALL AFRICAN WOMEN REGARDLESS OF HIV STATUS IN ORDER TO PROTECT THE CONFIDENTIALITY OF PARTICIPANTS HIV STATUS PARTICIPANTS A TTEND SEWING CLASSES AND RECEIVE HEALTH EDUCATION ABOUT HIVAIDS AND OTHER TOPICS THEY ARE PROVIDED SUPPORT THAT EMPOWERS THEM TO TAKE CONTROL OF THEIR LIVES BOOST THEIR SELF-ESTEEM AND IMPROVE THEIR MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH CLASSES ARE HELD IN THE IRIS PARK BUILDING IN ST PAUL IN A CLASSROOM EQUIPPED WITH 10 SEWING MACHINES AND 1 INDUSTRIAL MACHINE EACH COURSE LASTS SIX MONTHS TEN WOMEN GRADUATE FROM EACH COURSE WITH A DEMONSTRATED ABILITY TO CUT PATTERNS AND SEW CLOTHING FOR THEMSELVE S AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS IN MAY 2010 AN ADVANCED-LEVEL CLASS WAS OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS CLASS ALLOWS WOMEN WHO HAVE COMPLETED THE FIRST CLASS TO CONTINUE DEVELOPING THEIR SEWING SKILLS IJOLE IJOLE THE OROMO WORD FOR CHILDREN IS FOR CHILDREN WHO ARE INFECTED WITH OR AFFECTED BY HIV TO PROTECT THEIR PRIVACY RELATED TO HIV STATUS AND BECAUSE THE NEED FOR THIS PROGRAM REACHES TO ALL LOW-INCOME AFRICAN IMMIGRANT FAMILIES THE P ROGRAM IS NOW ALSO OPEN TO ALL AFRICAN COMMUNITY CHILDREN LIVING IN POVERTY THE CHILDREN RANGE IN AGE FROM 5 YEARS-17 YEARS CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES ATTEND TRIPS TO MUSEUMS ZOOS SWIMMING POOLS AND MANY OTHER ENTERTAINMENT AND EDUCATIONAL VE NUES THROUGH IJOLE SAYFSM ENCOURAGES PARENTS TO TAKE A MORE ACTIVE ROLE IN THEIR CHILDRENS LIVES BY INVITING THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN QUALITY ACTIVITIES WITH THEIR CHILDREN AND THEIR CHILDRENS PEERSFRIENDS AND PARENTS THE CHILDREN HAVE FIELD TRIP OPPORTUNITIES TO CULTURAL EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL VENUES FIELD TRIP VENUES HAVE INCLUDED A BOWLING ALLEY MAPLE GROVE COMMUNITY CENTER MOVIE THEATERS THE ORDWAY COMO ZOO THE SCIENCE MUSEUM AND THE CHILDRENS MUSEUM MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING THIS SERVICE IS BEING PROVIDED IN THE SAYFSM OFFICE BY A LICENSED PSYCHOLOGIST THE PROGRAM IS OVERWHELMINGLY POPULAR AND THE DOCTORS SERVICES ARE IN HIGH DEMAND THIS IS A BREAKTHROUGH BECAUSE OF THE INCREDIBLE STIGMA A SSOCIATED WITH NEEDING SUCH SERVICES IN THE AFRICAN-BORN COMMUNITY UP UNTIL NOW HEALTH WORKERS HAVE FACED A HUGE CHALLENGE GETTING THEIR AFRICAN-BORN CLIENTS INTO ANY FORM OF MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC FOR COUNSELING OUR PROGRAM GETS AROUND THIS STIGM A BY OFFERING CLIENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SIMPLY DISCUSS ISSUES AND PROBLEMS THESE SERVICES ARE NOT ADVERTISED AS MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING CLIENTS ARE ON A WAITING LIST FOR COUNSELING SERVICES AND SAYFSM IS LOOKING FOR WAYS TO EXPAND THIS SERVICE TRANSPORTATION SAYFSM PROVIDES CLIENTS WITH TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM APPOINTMENTS AND AGENCY EVENTS IN 2010 SAYFSM PROVIDED CLIENTS WITH 236 BUS CARDS FOR A TOTAL OF 5192 RIDES 196 TAXI RIDES AND 370 VAN RIDES 85657 182717 true true false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 2 0 true 8 true false false false false false false false false false false false false false X 9 8 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true false false true true false MN X EPHRAIM OLANI 6516443983 1885 UNIVERSITY AVE SAINT PAUL MN 55104 BOSOLA AKINSETE 1.00 X 0 0 0 DANIEL NAMARRA 1.00 X X 0 0 0 DAVID KISE 1.00 X X 0 0 0 EPHRAIM OLANI 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