2011-06-16T11:10:56-07:00 2010-12-31 990 2010-01-01 411354842 PREVENT CHILD ABUSE MINNESOTA PREV 6515230099 709 University Av Suite-234 Saint Paul MN 55104 Becky Dale 6515230099 2011-04-25 2010 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z X Karina Forrest-Perkins 709 University Ave Suite 234 St Paul MN 55104 833540 0 X www.pcamn.org X 1979 MN Our mission is to prevent child abuse and neglect by promoting positive parenting, healthy families, and supportive communities where children are respected and valued. Key activities include Circle of Parents Support Groups, Prevention Training for communities and professionals, and Civic Parent Leadership Development. 14 14 13 1754 0 0 803349 745231 22019 21121 1191 1030 14705 22094 841264 789476 0 0 0 0 575170 547259 0 0 67166 277092 234066 852262 781325 -10998 8151 530901 548825 82777 92550 448124 456275 Our mission is to prevent child abuse and neglect by promoting positive parenting, healthy families, and supportive communities where children are respected and valued. Key activities include Circle of Parents Support Groups, Prevention Training for communities and professionals, and Civic Parent Leadership Development. 0 0 214678 188333 Prevention Services: Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota worked to engage communities, individuals and families in promoting positive parenting, healthy families and supportive communities by: 1) offering training to 635 participants in protective factors shown by research to prevent child abuse and neglect; creating welcoming environments for families, children and youth; creating effective prevention messages; promoting protective factors that prevent child abuse and neglect; and, promoting healthy co-parenting; 2) distributing a monthly e-news to 5,000 contacts and a bi-annual print newsletter to 13,875 addresses; 3) offering information, support, and referrals to 195 callers on the 1-800-Children phone line; 4) hosting a statewide prevention conference, attended by 226 professionals, parents and volunteers; 5) distributing over 178,000 child abuse prevention brochures and booklets; 6) providing web-based information to 232,907 unique viewers; and 7) distributing radio messages to over 2 million listeners. (2 million viewers) 142634 148843 Circle of Parents Circle of Parents® offered free, weekly mutual self-help support to 156 support groups throughout 2010 (46% increase from 2009!). Statewide, there were 94 parent support groups and 62 children's programs serving 2708 participants. Female participants outnumbered male participants by 63% to 37%. Ages of the 1056 children participating in children's programs ranged from birth to eighteen years of age. Of the 1652 participants in parent support and education groups, most were Caucasian (46%), Black/African American (19%), or Hispanic/Latino (15%). American Indian participants made up (6%) of the groups, Somali /other African (5%), and (9%) of groups consisted of Asian Americans. A total of 3104 groups were held with an average of 8 participants per group. Our Circle of Parents program® saw an incredible increase in interest, trainings and development across Minnesota. New partnerships and initiatives emerged within Tribal communities focusing on parenting teenagers and the increasing number of teenage parents. Additional initiatives intensified our focus on strengthening families and continued parenting from the inside (relationships between incarcerated parents and their children). (2708 Parents and Children) 199077 187366 Parent Leadership: The Civic Parent Leadership Program provides an opportunity for parents attending the Circle of Parents© mutual self-help groups to participate in the organization's Parent Leadership Team, become members of the PCAMN board of directors, and represent Minnesota on the National Circle of Parents© Parents as Leaders Team. Additionally the program engages community parents to become parent leader consultants advising the Minnesota Department of Human Services Child Safety and Permanency Division. The Parents as Civic Leaders program allows PCAMN to enhance our commitment to shared leadership. Through trainings parents recognize their own individual leadership skills and how those skills can be utilized to impact their families and communities. Twenty Parent leader volunteers contributed 1,109 hours in 2010. Out of those 20 volunteers, five have been engaged in contract work in 2011 with PCAMN to provide their expertise in testifying, training, and/or organizing events and consulting to other local and national organizations. Additionally, 393 people participated in Parent Cafes offered throughout the state, and 100 people attended Minnesota's National Parent Leadership Month Awards. (480 Participants) 76912 87275 Special Events: Our special events brought together hundreds of families, children, celebrities, professionals and supportive communities to raise awareness of child abuse and neglect. In particular, our 10th annual Walk to End Child Abuse was held at Midway Stadium, home of the St. Paul Saints. Nearly 400 walkers and volunteers from all over the state of Minnesota registered to walk. It was a terrific day of family fun. Children of all ages participated in a host of fun events, many new to the Walk this year. The 22nd Annual Radiothon to End Child Abuse educated and raised funds from thousands of radio listeners by broadcasting child abuse prevention information for 24 hours over 11 radio stations reaching 14 North central Minnesota counties. The Radiothon reaches more than 212,000 listeners. The Radiothon is a collaborative effort of Omni Broadcasting, Child Abuse Prevention Councils in the 14 counties, and Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota. "An Evening for the Children" annual gala attended by 177 people was a wonderful event at the Mendakota Country Club. This event continues to grow each year and has become a wonderful night out for people with dinner and dancing. (212,500 viewers). 3373 371 Volunteer Program: Volunteers play a key role in all of PCAMN's mission-delivery programs. During 2010, 618 individual volunteers contributed 19,349 hours of volunteer time to Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota's mission and programs. (618 participants) 1084 0 Advocacy: PCAMN has an active Advocacy Committee of volunteers and Board members that advocates for child abuse prevention and improving child well-being in public policy. A position statement is created at each year including the policy positions of Prevent Child Abuse America and those unique to Minnesota's children. Positions such as comprehensive health care for all our children, funding for prevention programs such as Circle of Parents®, crisis nurseries, home visiting, and adequate funding for child welfare programs are included. The statement is distributed to all state senators and representatives and our national delegation. PCAMN kicks off National Child Abuse Awareness month on April 1st each year. During 2010, we held a Healing Field at the state capitol with 1,000 American flags and 750 pinwheels to raise awareness of the issue of child abuse and its prevention. Legislative alerts are sent several times a year to interested constituencies and we promote/support legislation consistent with our stated positions. We participated with the Children's Defense Fund in the 10-10-10 rally at the state capitol to highlight 10 key issues affecting children. Our staffs serve on the Joint Religious Legislative Coalition's Interfaith Child Advocacy Network; the MN Social Service Association's Legislative Committee, and other task forces to promote appropriate legislation. 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We also monitor legislation in process intended to improve outcomes for children and families. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 65131 0 60735 4396 0 0 0 0 4396 0 Due to CAPC 59566 59566 789476 781325 8151 0 0 0 0 0 0 8151 834310 0 0 770 44064 44834 789476 0 0 0 789476 825388 0 0 0 44063 44063 781325 0 0 0 781325 SchD_P10_S00_L00 Schedule D, Part X The organization co-sponsers a fuind raiser called Radiothon to End Child Abuse. The funds raised are shared wbetween Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota and fourteen Minnesota county Child Abuse Prevention Councils (CPACs). All monies go to Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota. After expenses are deducted, 60% of the funds are sent to the county councils. "Due to CAPC" represents funds due to the county councils at year end. SchD_P12_S00_L02d Schedule D, Part XII, Line 2d Expense related to Fund Raising Event. SchD_P13_S00_L02d Schedule D, Part XIII, Line 2d Expense related to Fund Raising Events. Gala 37838 0 37838 0 0 1124 6885 2000 5735 0 0 37838 0 37838 0 0 1124 6885 2000 5735 15744 22094 0 0 1 0 F990_P06_S0B_L11a Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11a The form 990 is carefully reviewed by the Finance Committe of the Board of Directors and then forwarded to the Board of Directors for approval prior to filing. F990_P06_S0B_L12c Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c To identify potential conflicts director, committee members and staff annually file a conflict of interest disclosure statement with PCAMN's president and executive director indicating any anticipated or potential conflict ssituations. In addition to the written disclosure statement, any director , committee member or staff having an anticipated or possible conflict on any other matter under consideration by PCAMN shall disclose that situation at all relevent meetings and shall not vote or use perslonal influence on the matter. The minutes of the meeting should reflect that the director or committee member or staff abstained from the decision. F990_P06_S0B_L15 Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15 When setting salaries of the Executive Director and Key Employees, we refer to the annual Minnesota Council on Nonprofits Salary and Benefits Survey to insure that salaries are comparable with non-profit organizations of similar size. Executive Director Salary is set by the Board at the point of hire and salary increases are approved by the Board President. Officers of the organization are not compensted financially. F990_P06_S0C_L19 Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 PCAMN makes it's financial statements available to the public by posting our annual audited financial statements and form 990 on our organizational website (www.pcamn.org) and on Guidestar. Governing documents and conflict of interest policy are stored in our main office and provided to the public upon request.