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SOUTHWEST HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
PHOENIX, AZ · EIN 860407179 · Form 990 · FY2021 · Very Large (>$50M) · www.swhd.org
revenue
$65.2M
expenses
$63.5M
net assets
$46.1M
employees
1,176
volunteers
1,328
program ratio
85%
mission · from form 990

STRENGTHENING THE FOUNDATION ARIZONA'S CHILDREN NEED FOR A GREAT START IN LIFE.

profile · synthesized from sources

Southwest Human Development is Arizona's largest nonprofit dedicated to early childhood development, serving children ages birth to five and their families. The organization provides over 40 programs and services focusing on child development, mental health, disabilities, early literacy, and family support. They aim to strengthen the foundation for children's success in school and life.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2021

what they reported doing

Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.

  1. #1 primary $13.19M
    PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING: SOUTHWEST HUMAN DEVELOPMENT OFFERS NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS TO PROFESSIONALS AND ORGANIZATIONS WORKING WITH YOUNG CHILDREN ACROSS ARIZONA, THE U.S. AND INTERNATIONALLY. THE AGENCY IS COMMITTED TO TRAINING THAT IS INTERACTIVE AND APPLICABLE TO EVERYDAY WORK WITH CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. KEY ELEMENTS INCLUDE GROUP PARTICIPATION, DISCUSSION OF REAL-LIFE PROBLEMS AND IMPLEMENTATION OF IDEAS LEARNED DURING THE TRAINING EXPERIENCE. CORE PROGRAMS INCLUDE AZSTEPS: STATEWIDE EXPULSION PREVENTION TRAINING PROGRAM, LANGUAGE AND LITERACY COMMUNITIES, AND QUALITY FIRST ASSESSMENT AND COACHING. DURING FISCAL YEAR 2022, WE SERVED 14,010 PROFESSIONALS AND PERFORMED 2,056 CHILD CARE ASSESSMENTS. OUR EARLY COMMUNICATION, LANGUAGE AND LITERACY PROGRAMS HELP YOUNG CHILDREN BUILD THE SKILLS THEY NEED TO BECOME SUCCESSFUL READERS NOW, WHILE LAYING THE FOUNDATION FOR LIFELONG LITERACY. DURING FISCAL YEAR 2022, WE SERVED 63,316 CHILDREN AND PARTNERED WITH 71 MEDICAL PRACTICES. ALSO CENTRAL TO THIS WORK IS THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE (PDI) AT EDUCARE ARIZONA WHICH WAS FOUNDED IN 2018 WITH THE VISION TO ACT AS THE STATE'S LEADING EARLY LEARNING PROFESSIONAL WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT ENTITY. ITS GOAL IS TO IMPROVE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION TEACHER QUALITY AND PRACTICE, WHICH WILL LEAD TO BETTER OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN, INCLUDING PREPARATION FOR KINDERGARTEN AND BEYOND. A CENTRALIZED INSTITUTE AT EDUCARE ARIZONA BRINGS ALL OF THE COMPONENTS NEEDED FOR HIGH-QUALITY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TO ONE PLACE ACTING AS A LIVING LABORATORY AND PROVIDING THE OPPORTUNITY FOR DIRECT OBSERVATION OF HIGH-QUALITY TEACHING PRACTICES AND ENVIRONMENTS AND HANDS-ON LEARNING FOCUSED ON INDIVIDUAL TEACHER AND/OR DIRECTOR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT NEEDS. DURING FISCAL YEAR 2022, THE PDI SERVED 100 CHILD CARE CENTERS AND TRAINED 660 EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION PROFESSIONALS. INCLUDES IN THIS NUMBER ARE 44 PROFESSIONAL WHO EARNED THEIR CHILD DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE CREDENTIAL.
  2. #2 $13.19M
    FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES AND CHILD WELFARE: SOUTHWEST HUMAN DEVELOPMENT OFFERS AN ARRAY OF EDUCATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES TO HELP PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS AS THEY RAISE THEIR CHILDREN. WE BELIEVE THAT ALL CAREGIVERS HAVE THE DESIRE TO IMPROVE THEIR PARENTING SKILLS, WHILE PROMOTING POSITIVE PARENT-CHILD INTERACTIONS, ENHANCING THEIR CHILD'S HEALTH AND DEVELOPMENT, AND INCREASING THEIR FAMILY'S ECONOMIC WELL-BEING. OUR PROGRAMS INCLUDE DIRECT SUPPORT SERVICES, FOSTER CARE AND ADOPTIONS STUDIES, HEALTHY FAMILIES, AND KINSHIP CARE AND ADOPTIONS. DURING FISCAL YEAR 2022, THESE PROGRAMS SERVED 4,444 CHILDREN AND 1,671 PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS.
named programs · 26 · from sources

what they call their work

ADAPT Shop
Provides assistive technology services.
Assistive Technology
Provides assistive technology services for children with disabilities.
Assistive Technology / ADAPT Shop
Program providing assistive technology solutions and devices for young children with disabilities to support communication, mobility, and independence.
Autism Services/DIRFloortime®
Relationship-based autism assessment and intervention using the DIRFloortime® model to support social-emotional, language, and cognitive development in children birth to 5.
Birth to Five Center of Excellence
Comprehensive, team-based evaluations and coordinated care for children birth to 5 with developmental concerns, using a One Child, One Family, One Team approach with specialists including pediatricians, psychologists, therapists, and autism specialists.
Birth to Five Helpline
Free, bilingual (English/Spanish) phone, text, and virtual support line offering expert child development information and referrals to families and professionals across Arizona.
Care Coordination
Support to ensure continuity of care across providers, schools, and medical professionals for children with complex needs.
Counseling
Provides counseling services for children and families.
Developmental and Psychological Evaluations
Comprehensive assessments for children with developmental, behavioral, or emotional concerns, conducted by a multidisciplinary team.
Easterseals Disabilities Services
Provides individualized support, evaluation, and treatment plans for young children with disabilities.
Family Connections
Family support program offering education, resources, and case management to strengthen parenting and family well-being.
Feeding Services
Specialized support for children with feeding and eating difficulties, including evaluation and therapy by feeding specialists.
Fussy Baby Program
Telephone, home visiting, and virtual support for families with infants experiencing excessive crying, sleep, or feeding difficulties during the first year of life.
Head Start and Early Head Start
Programs for income-eligible families to increase early literacy and school readiness.
Healthy Families
Free home-visiting program for expectant families and parents of newborns in Maricopa County, providing prenatal education, parenting support, and connections to community resources through the child’s first five years.
High Risk Perinatal Program
Support for families with newborns in intensive care, focusing on developmental and emotional needs during critical early stages.
Inclusion Program
Training and support for early childhood providers to include children with disabilities in mainstream settings.
Kinship Care & Adoptions
Support services for relatives raising children and families pursuing adoption.
Let’s Talk Dads
Six-week group program for fathers of children 0–3 to support language development and early brain development through active father involvement.
Nurse-Family Partnership
Evidence-based home visiting program pairing first-time mothers with registered nurses to improve pregnancy outcomes, child health, and parental self-sufficiency.
Parent Partners Plus
Peer support and advocacy program for parents involved in the child welfare system.
Raising A Reader
Eight-week early literacy program for parents to build reading skills and habits at home to prepare children for school.
Side By Side Program
Peer mentoring and social skills development program for young children with developmental delays or disabilities.
Smooth Way Home
Transition support program helping families move from hospital to home with medically fragile infants.
Therapy Services (OT, PT, ST)
Occupational, physical, and speech-language therapy services for young children delivered in clinic or home settings.
Trauma-Informed Care Training
Professional development program teaching caregivers and providers how to recognize and respond to childhood trauma.
activities · 8 groups

what they do

  • Home Visitation for At-Risk Families 16 activities
    • Family Support Services and Community Resource Connection
      Provides voluntary, free support to pregnant individuals and parents of newborns through family support specialists who deliver in-home parenting education and connect families to essential community resources such as WIC, food stamps, health care, child care, employment, and education services. Support continues from pregnancy through the child’s first five years.
    • Family Support and Community Resource Connection
      Provides in-home and virtual support from family support specialists to pregnant individuals and parents of newborns, offering parenting information and connecting families to community resources such as WIC, food stamps, health care, child care, employment, education, financial assistance, counseling, and parenting skills programs. Support continues from pregnancy through the child’s first five years.
    • Home Visiting Services for High-Risk Newborns
      Provides in-home community health nursing and family support services to infants who spent at least five days in a Level II or III neonatal intensive care unit, monitoring developmental progress and connecting families to resources. Services are delivered at no cost and continue until the infant reaches approximately 12 months of age.
    • Home Visiting Services for High-Risk Newborns and Families with Infants
      Provides home visiting and in-home community health nursing services to families of premature infants or those who spent at least five days in a Level II or III NICU, as well as families with concerns about infant development during the first year. Services include developmental monitoring, parent coaching, stress reduction techniques, and support for bonding, delivered in Maricopa County or via virtual/telephone consultation across Arizona.
    • Home Visiting Services for Infants with NICU History
      Provides in-home community health nursing and developmental support to families of premature or high-risk infants who spent at least five days in a Level II or Level III neonatal intensive care unit, monitoring physical and developmental progress through regular home visits until the child reaches approximately 12 months.
    • Home Visiting Services for Infants with NICU History
      Provides in-home community health nursing and developmental support to families of premature newborns who spent at least five days in a Level II or Level III neonatal intensive care unit. Services include monitoring physical and developmental progress, parent education, and connections to community resources.
    • Home Visiting and Family Support Services
      Provides in-home and virtual support to pregnant individuals and families with newborns through family support specialists. Services include parenting education, stress reduction techniques, developmental monitoring, and connections to community resources such as WIC, food stamps, health care, child care, and employment services. Support continues from pregnancy through the child’s first five years.
    • Infant Home Visiting and Support
      Provides home visits to infants who spent at least five days in a Level II or Level III nursery, monitoring their physical and developmental progress, offering family support, education, community referrals, and continuing services until the infant reaches approximately 12 months of age, all at no cost to families.
    • Newborn Intensive Care Program
      Delivers in-home community health nursing services to families of premature newborns who spent at least five days in a Level II or Level III nursery. Includes developmental monitoring, family education, and support during the infant’s first year.
    • Nurse Home Visiting Program for First-Time Mothers
      Operates an evidence-based Nurse-Family Partnership program providing in-home support to first-time mothers in low-income areas of the Phoenix metropolitan area, beginning during pregnancy and continuing until the child reaches age two. Services include health education, parenting support, and connections to community resources.
    • Nurse Home Visiting Program for First-Time Mothers
      Operates the Nurse-Family Partnership, an evidence-based program providing in-home nursing visits to first-time mothers in low-income areas of the Phoenix metropolitan region, beginning during pregnancy and continuing until the child's first birthday. Services include health education, parenting support, and connections to community resources.
    • Nurse Home Visiting Program for First-Time Mothers
      Operates an evidence-based nurse home visiting program, including the Nurse-Family Partnership, serving first-time mothers in low-income areas of the Phoenix metropolitan area. Services are provided from pregnancy through the child’s first year and include health guidance, parenting support, and connections to community resources.
    • Nurse Home Visiting Program for First-Time Mothers
      Operates an evidence-based nurse home visiting program, including the Nurse-Family Partnership, serving first-time mothers in low-income areas of the Phoenix metropolitan area. Services are provided at no cost and continue until the infant reaches approximately 12 months of age.
    • Nurse Home Visiting Program for First-Time Mothers
      Operates the Nurse-Family Partnership, an evidence-based program providing in-home nursing visits to first-time mothers in low-income areas of the Phoenix metropolitan region, beginning during pregnancy and continuing until the child reaches 12 months of age. Services include health education, parenting support, and community referrals, offered at no cost to families.
    • Nurse Home Visiting Programs
      Operates evidence-based nurse home visiting programs, including the Nurse-Family Partnership, for first-time mothers in low-income areas of the Phoenix metropolitan area, and provides in-home community health nursing services to families of premature newborns through the Newborn Intensive Care Program.
    • Parenting Support and Family Resource Connection
      Delivers in-home and virtual support to pregnant individuals and parents of newborns through family support specialists, offering parenting education, bonding activities, and connections to services including WIC, food stamps, health care, child care, employment, and education programs. Services are free, voluntary, and available from pregnancy through the child’s first five years.
  • Early Childhood Developmental Assessment and Therapy 7 activities
    • Comprehensive Developmental Evaluations and Therapy Services
      Conducts multidisciplinary developmental assessments for children birth to age 5 in clinic, home, or childcare settings, leading to individualized treatment plans. Delivers integrated therapy services—including occupational, speech/language, and physical therapy—along with care coordination across providers and settings.
    • Comprehensive Developmental Evaluations and Therapy Services
      Provides multidisciplinary developmental assessments for children from birth to age 5 in clinic, home, or childcare settings, followed by individualized treatment plans, therapy services (occupational, speech/language, physical), and care coordination across providers. Services are delivered through a team of pediatric specialists.
    • Developmental Assessments and Therapy
      Conducts developmental assessments in various settings (clinic, home, child care centers), produces comprehensive reports with tailored recommendations, and provides therapy services post-assessment or connects families to community resources with ongoing consultation.
    • Developmental Assessments and Therapy Services for Children Birth to 5
      Provides comprehensive developmental evaluations, diagnoses (including autism), and individualized treatment plans for children from birth to age 5. Delivers therapy services—such as occupational, speech/language, and physical therapy—and care coordination across home, clinic, and child care settings.
    • Early Childhood Developmental Evaluations and Therapy Services
      Provides comprehensive developmental assessments for children birth to age 5 in clinic, home, or child care settings, followed by individualized treatment plans, therapy services (occupational, speech/language, physical), and care coordination across providers. Offers post-assessment follow-up and referrals to community resources.
    • Early Childhood Developmental Evaluations and Therapy Services
      Conducts comprehensive developmental assessments for children birth to age 5 in clinic, home, and child care settings, followed by individualized treatment plans, therapy services (occupational, speech/language, physical), and care coordination across providers. Also provides autism assessment, diagnosis, and intervention focused on social communication, emotional regulation, and sensory processing.
    • Integrated Developmental Services for Children
      Provides integrated care for children from birth to age 5 through a coordinated team of pediatric specialists, conducting comprehensive developmental evaluations, creating individualized plans, delivering therapy services, and offering care-coordination support in both home and center-based settings.
  • Special Needs Family Resource Support 6 activities
    • Birth to Five Helpline
      Operates a free, bilingual helpline staffed by early childhood specialists since 2005, offering developmentally appropriate information, resources, and expert child development and parenting support to parents, caregivers, and professionals, with services available via phone, online form, text, and virtual video consultation.
    • Birth to Five Helpline
      Operates a free, bilingual helpline since 2005, staffed by early childhood specialists and available Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–8 p.m., with 24/7 access via voicemail, online form, text, and virtual video consultation. The helpline offers developmentally appropriate information and connects callers to specialists in psychology, counseling, disabilities, early literacy, and therapy.
    • Birth to Five Helpline
      Operates a free, bilingual helpline since 2005, staffed by early childhood specialists, offering developmentally appropriate information and resources to parents, caregivers, and professionals. Available via phone, text, online form, and virtual video consultation, with a mobile app for easy access.
    • Birth to Five Helpline
      Operates the Birth to Five Helpline, a free, bilingual support line available Monday–Friday with 24/7 voicemail, online form, text, and virtual video consultation options. Staffed by early childhood specialists, the helpline provides developmentally appropriate information, parenting support, and referrals to services for families and professionals across Arizona.
    • Birth to Five Helpline
      Operates a free, bilingual helpline since 2005, offering developmentally appropriate information and support to parents, caregivers, and professionals of young children. Services include telephone, text, online form, mobile app access, and virtual video consultations available 24/7, with live specialist support Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–8 p.m.
    • Birth to Five Helpline
      Operates a free, bilingual helpline since 2005, staffed by early childhood specialists and available Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–8 p.m., with 24/7 voicemail, online form, text, and virtual video consultation options. The helpline provides developmentally appropriate information and connects callers to specialists in psychology, counseling, disabilities, early literacy, and therapy.
  • Early Childhood Education and Family Support 6 activities
    • Comprehensive Early Childhood Programs
      Delivers over 40 evidence-driven programs serving 140,000 children, families, and professionals annually in areas including child development, mental health, disabilities services, early literacy, Head Start, and family support. Services are delivered in home and center-based settings across Arizona.
    • Comprehensive Early Childhood Programs
      Provides over 40 evidence-driven programs serving 140,000 children, families, and professionals annually in areas including child development, mental health, disabilities services, early literacy, Head Start, and family support. Services are delivered in home and center-based settings across Arizona.
    • Comprehensive Early Childhood Programs and Services
      Delivers over 40 evidence-driven programs serving 140,000 children, families, and professionals annually in areas including child development, mental health, disabilities services, early literacy, Head Start, and family support. Services are provided in home and center-based settings across Arizona.
    • Early Childhood Development Programs and Services
      Provides a wide range of over 40 programs and services focused on early childhood development, serving 140,000 children, families, and professionals annually in areas such as child development, mental health, disabilities services, early literacy, Head Start, and family support.
    • Research-Driven Early Childhood Programs
      Implements evidence-based and research-driven programs across more than 40 services focused on early childhood development, serving 140,000 children, families, and professionals annually in areas including child development, mental health, disabilities, early literacy, Head Start, and family support.
    • Research-Driven Early Childhood Programs
      Implements evidence-based, research-driven programs across more than 40 services focused on early childhood development, serving 140,000 children, families, and professionals annually in areas including child development, mental health, disabilities, early literacy, Head Start, and family support.
  • Disability Program Integration via Organizational Merger 5 activities
    • Easterseals Affiliation and Disability Services Expansion
      Became the Easterseals affiliate for central and northern Arizona in 2007, continuing and expanding disability programs and developing new services for children and families across the state.
    • Easterseals Affiliation and Disability Services Expansion
      Became the Easterseals affiliate for central and northern Arizona in 2007, continuing and expanding disability programs previously offered under Easter Seals Arizona. Developed new services to meet the needs of children and families with disabilities across the state.
    • Easterseals Affiliation and Disability Services Expansion
      Became the Easterseals affiliate for central and northern Arizona in 2007, continuing and expanding disability programs previously provided under Easter Seals Arizona, and developing new services for children and families across the state.
    • Statewide Expansion and Management of Disability Programs
      Became the Easterseals affiliate for central and northern Arizona in 2007, continuing and expanding disability services previously offered under Easter Seals Arizona. Since affiliation, has grown its portfolio of programs serving children and families with disabilities across the state.
    • Statewide Expansion of Disability Services via Easterseals Affiliation
      Became the Easterseals affiliate for central and northern Arizona in 2007, expanding disability programs and developing new services for children and families across the state under the Easterseals brand.
  • Autism & Neurodiversity Research and Support Services 4 activities
    • Autism Assessment and Intervention Services
      Delivers comprehensive autism spectrum disorder assessments, diagnoses, and early intervention services for children from birth to age 5, focusing on improving social communication, emotional regulation, and sensory processing skills.
    • Autism Assessment and Intervention Services
      Provides diagnostic assessments and early intervention services for children ages birth to 5 with autism spectrum disorder, focusing on improving social communication, emotional regulation, and sensory processing skills.
    • Autism Assessment and Intervention Services
      Provides comprehensive autism assessment, diagnosis, and intervention services for children from birth to age 5, focusing on improving social communication, emotional regulation, and sensory processing skills through evidence-based therapies.
    • Autism Intervention Services
      Provides autism assessment, diagnosis, and intervention services for children ages birth to 5, focusing on developing social communication, emotional regulation, and sensory processing skills.
  • Community Resource Referral & Navigation 1 activity
    • Family Support and Community Resource Connection
      Provides ongoing family support and connects families to essential community resources including WIC, food stamps, financial assistance, Supplemental Security Income, health care, child care, employment, education, and counseling services, delivered through home visits, phone, or virtual consultations across Arizona.
  • Uncategorized 12 activities
    • Early Literacy and Father Engagement Programs
      Offers an eight-week early literacy program for parents and a six-week group series for fathers of children ages 0–3 to promote language development, early brain development, and parent-child bonding through hands-on activities and skill-building sessions.
    • Early Literacy and Parenting Programs for Families
      Offers structured group programs for parents and caregivers, including an eight-week early literacy program and a six-week series for fathers of children ages 0–3, designed to promote language development, early brain development, and parent-child bonding through hands-on activities.
    • Early Literacy and Parenting Programs for Families with Young Children
      Offers structured group programs for parents and caregivers, including an eight-week early literacy program to build skills in young children and a six-week series for fathers of children ages 0–3 focused on language and brain development. Programs include hands-on activities to support parent-child bonding and understanding of child development.
    • Early Literacy and Parenting Support Programs
      Offers structured group programs for parents and caregivers, including an eight-week early literacy program and a six-week series for fathers of children ages 0–3, focused on language development and early brain development. Includes hands-on activities to strengthen parent-child bonding and understanding of infant development.
    • Fussy Baby Program
      Offers specialized support through the Fussy Baby program for families with infants experiencing excessive crying, feeding difficulties, or sleep problems. Services include home visits, telephone support, and virtual video consultations with specialists to help parents understand and soothe their babies.
    • Fussy Baby Program
      Offers the Fussy Baby program, which provides home visiting, telephone, and virtual video consultation support to families with infants experiencing excessive crying, sleeping problems, and feeding difficulties. Services include parent coaching, stress reduction techniques, and connections to specialists.
    • Fussy Baby Program
      Offers the Fussy Baby program, which provides home visiting, telephone, and virtual video consultation support to families with infants experiencing excessive crying, sleeping problems, and feeding difficulties. Services include parent coaching, stress reduction techniques, and referrals to specialists.
    • Fussy Baby Program
      Provides home visiting, telephone, and virtual video consultation services to families with infants experiencing excessive crying, sleeping problems, and feeding difficulties. Offers support from early childhood specialists and connects families to psychologists, counselors, and therapists as needed.
    • Fussy Baby Program
      Offers the Fussy Baby program, providing support and home visiting services, including telephone and virtual video consultation, to families in Maricopa County and across Arizona with hard-to-soothe infants experiencing excessive crying, sleeping problems, and feeding difficulties, while also offering stress reduction techniques for parents.
    • Fussy Baby Program
      Offers specialized support through the Fussy Baby program for families with infants experiencing excessive crying, sleeping, or feeding difficulties, using home visits, telephone support, and virtual video consultations. The program helps parents develop soothing strategies and reduce stress while promoting healthy parent-infant relationships.
    • Parent Education and Early Literacy Programs
      Offers structured group programs for parents, including a six-week series for fathers of children 0–3 to support language and brain development, and an eight-week early literacy program to build foundational skills in young children. Also provides hands-on activities to strengthen parent-child bonding and understanding of infant development.
    • Parenting Support and Education
      Offers various programs to support parents, including a six-week series for fathers on language and early brain development, an eight-week early literacy program for parents, and free, voluntary support for pregnant individuals and parents of newborns through in-home support and parenting information from family support specialists.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$65.22M
Contributions & grants$62.03M95%
Program service revenue$2.57M4%
Investment income$567K1%
Other revenue$57K
expenses
Total expenses$63.48M
Program expenses85%
Admin / overhead14%
Fundraising1%
Salaries & benefits$48.21M
Grants paid out$45K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$53.45M
Cash$3.85M
Investments$31.31M
Liabilities$7.35M
Net assets$46.09M
Liquid reserves6.7 mo
2 years on record · 2020–2021 · YoY revenue -24.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

paid leadership · 8
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
GINGER WARD CEO 50 $233K
MINDY ZAPATA DIRECTOR HEAD START 50 $193K
JEANETTE RAMOS CFO 50 $176K
ALAN TAYLOR VP, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 50 $175K
ALISON STEIER CO-DIRECTOR, MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 50 $163K
ANNETTE FINDLAY CIO 50 $162K
JAKE ADAMS CDO 50 $156K
TRUDI MURCH DIR SERV FOR CHILDREN W DISABILITIES 50 $155K
board members · 17
  • BEN GOETTER — DIRECTOR
  • BRIDGET OLESIEWICZ — DIRECTOR
  • CATHLEEN WALKER — DIRECTOR
  • CHRIS THOMAS — DIRECTOR
  • CHRISTINE NOWACZYK — VICE CHAIR
  • HEIDI BALDWIN — DIRECTOR
  • ISAIAH WILSON II — SECRETARY
  • JAMES VAN STEENHUYSE — DIRECTOR (LEFT 03/22)
  • JOHN BALITIS — DIRECTOR
  • JULIE SHAW — CHAIR
  • KAREN MCGEE — DIRECTOR
  • KAREN RAMOS — DIRECTOR
  • KEVIN SANDLER — DIRECTOR
  • MARK ANDERSON — DIRECTOR
  • MARY-SARA JONES — DIRECTOR
  • MICHAEL MARSH — DIRECTOR
  • PETER KOLESAR — DIRECTOR
relationships · 17

who they work with

  • Apple App Store Partner — Distributes the Birth to Five Helpline mobile app.
  • Arizona Department of Child Safety Funder — Provides grant funding for Healthy Families Maricopa County.
  • Arizona Department of Health Services Government — Facilitates the High-Risk Perinatal Program as part of a statewide system of care.
  • Arizona Department of Health Services Government — Makes funding available through the ACA Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program Grant for Healthy Families.
  • Bureau of Women’s and Children’s Health Government — Provides funding through the Arizona Department of Health Services and the ACA Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program Grant.
  • Easterseals Network — Serves as the Easterseals affiliate for central and northern Arizona, providing coordinated disability services under the national network.
  • Easterseals Partner — Collaborates under the "Easterseals Disabilities Services" program to provide services for young children with disabilities.
  • Easterseals Partner — Collaborates with Easterseals to deliver disabilities services for children.
  • Erikson Institute Network — Member of the Fussy Baby Network based at Erikson Institute.
  • First Things First Funder — Provides grant funding for Healthy Families Maricopa County and identifies early childhood health and education needs in communities.
  • Google Play Partner — Distributes the Birth to Five Helpline mobile app.
  • Interdisciplinary Council on Development and Learning, Inc. Government — Southwest Human Development uses DIRFloortime®, a registered trademark of the Interdisciplinary Council on Development and Learning, Inc.
  • Interdisciplinary Council on Development and Learning, Inc. Network — Licensee of the DIRFloortime® trademark used in service delivery.
  • Let’s Talk Dads Partner — Program offering group sessions for fathers of young children to support language and brain development.
  • Nurse-Family Partnership Network — Implements the Nurse-Family Partnership model as a licensed affiliate.
  • Nurse-Family Partnership Partner — Implements the Nurse-Family Partnership model in Arizona through a licensed agreement.
  • Raising A Reader Partner — Eight-week early literacy program for parents to build literacy skills in young children.