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APACHE COUNTY YOUTH COUNCIL
SAINT JOHNS, AZ · EIN 860806380 · Form 990EZ · FY2021 · NTEE O51 · Youth Development · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.acyouthcouncil.org
revenue
$119K
expenses
$122K
net assets
$18K
employees
—
mission · from form 990

EDUCATIONTOYOUTHANDFAMILIES-substanceabuseeducation,youthpreventioneducation,positiveyouthalternativeactivities,parentclasses,etc.

profile · synthesized from sources

Apache County Youth Council is a nonprofit organization based in Apache County, Arizona, focused on youth development and substance abuse prevention. The organization provides education, training, and community outreach programs for youth and families, addressing issues such as drug use, mental health, trauma, and online safety. It operates through local chapters and collaborates with community partners to promote positive youth development and family engagement.

named programs · 6 · from sources

what they call their work

Community Education Trainings
Provides in-person and online trainings on youth drug trends, fentanyl, naloxone, ACEs, online safety, and substance use prevention for parents, caregivers, and community members
Legacy Leadership Club
Youth leadership program with chapters in Round Valley, St. Johns, Concho, and Vernon that empowers students to improve school culture and engage in community service
Parent Lifeskills
Four-part class series for parents covering youth drug use, family communication, parental monitoring, and positive role modeling
Peer Mentoring
Youth-focused program that trains students to support their peers in making healthy choices and avoiding substance use
Real Life Reads Book Club
Community book club for adults focused on topics impacting youth and families, including trauma, substance use, parenting, and mental health
Red Ribbon Week
Annual substance use prevention campaign with community events and educational activities
activities · 4 groups

what they do

  • Community Book Clubs & Literary Engagement 2 activities
    • Coalition Book Club
      Launched a community book club called "Real Life Reads" for adults, exploring topics impacting youth and families, utilizing the "Train to be Clutch" curriculum.
    • Community Book Club
      Launched a Coalition Book Club called "Real Life Reads" for adults, exploring topics impacting youth and families, and utilizing the "Train to be Clutch" curriculum for discussions.
  • Youth Resilience & Substance Use Prevention Education 2 activities
    • Drug Abuse Prevention and Education
      Created the Apache County Drug Free Alliance to conduct community events and education programs focused on drug abuse prevention. This includes providing educational resources on drug use dangers, offering drug drop boxes for safe medication disposal, and implementing prevention programs.
    • Drug Abuse Prevention and Education
      Created the Apache County Drug Free Alliance to conduct community events and education programs focused on drug abuse prevention. This includes providing educational resources on drug use dangers, offering drug drop boxes for safe medication disposal, and implementing prevention programs.
  • After-School Youth Development Programs 2 activities
    • Youth Leadership and Community Engagement Programs
      Operates Legacy Leadership Clubs in multiple locations (Round Valley, St. Johns, Concho, Vernon) and provides opportunities for students to improve school culture and engage in community service. The organization also hosts events and builds teen centers to promote education and positive behavior among youth in Apache County.
    • Youth Leadership and Community Engagement Programs
      Operates Legacy Leadership Clubs in multiple locations (Round Valley, St. Johns, Concho, Vernon) to provide students with opportunities to improve school culture and engage in community service. Additionally, the organization hosts events and builds teen centers to promote education and positive behavior among youth in Apache County.
  • Uncategorized 6 activities
    • 3D Printing Club for Youth
      Operates a 3D printing club for youth in grades 6th through 12th, providing a safe environment for young people to learn, develop skills, and socialize.
    • Capacity Building Trainings on Youth-Related Issues
      Offers a wide range of training programs for the community and professionals on topics such as youth drug trends (marijuana, fentanyl, meth, prescription drugs), naloxone administration, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), online safety, underage drinking, and understanding stigma. These trainings aim to equip individuals with knowledge and skills to address issues impacting youth.
    • Community and Professional Education
      Provides educational courses, classes, and trainings for community members and professionals on various topics including naloxone, fentanyl, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), youth drug trends, online safety, Meth 2.0, underage drinking, stigma, and prescription drug misuse. The organization also offers training to parents on discussing substance use and mental/emotional health with their children.
    • Community and Professional Education Courses
      Provides educational courses for community members and professionals on various topics including naloxone, fentanyl, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), and youth drug trends. This also includes offering training to parents on discussing substance use and mental/emotional health with their children.
    • Youth 3D Printing Club
      Operates a 3D Printing Club for youth in grades 6th through 12th, providing a platform for learning and skill development.
    • Youth Events and In-Class Trainings
      Organizes community classes, trainings, and activities for middle school and high school students, providing safe environments for young people to learn, develop skills, and socialize. The organization also provides in-class trainings for educators.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$119K
Contributions & grants$119K100%
Program service revenue——
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expenses
Total expenses$122K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
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balance sheet
Total assets$18K
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Net assets$18K
1 years on record · 2021–2021
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

board members · 2
  • Lance Spivey — Director
  • Paul Hancock — Executive Director
relationships · 13

who they work with

  • Amber Baca Partner — Charter sponsor for the Middle School Legacy Leadership Club and Vernon chapter
  • Apache County Drug Free Alliance Partner — Subcommittee created and operated by Apache County Youth Council focused on drug abuse prevention.
  • CADCA Partner — Collaborates on community coalition building for substance use prevention, with resources shared by APACHE COUNTY YOUTH COUNCIL
  • Danielle Whitaker Partner — Charter sponsor for the RV Online Legacy Leadership Club
  • Jessica Hamblin Partner — Charter sponsor for the High School Legacy Leadership Club
  • Johnny's Ambassadors Partner — Provides educational resources on high-THC marijuana risks for teens, shared by APACHE COUNTY YOUTH COUNCIL
  • Judge Mike Latham Partner — Legacy Teen Center is a pro-active engagement community program initiated by Judge Mike Latham.
  • Operation Parent Partner — Provides parenting webinars as a resource shared by APACHE COUNTY YOUTH COUNCIL
  • Raelene Raban Partner — Charter sponsor for the High School and Concho Legacy Leadership Clubs
  • SACLAZ Partner — Active grant participant in SACLAZ, indicating collaborative involvement in substance abuse prevention efforts.
  • SAMHSA Partner — Shares the "Talk They Hear You" campaign resources on youth substance use prevention with APACHE COUNTY YOUTH COUNCIL
  • Shayla Udall Partner — Charter sponsor for the Middle School Legacy Leadership Club
  • St. John's Partner — Hosts events for the APACHE COUNTY YOUTH COUNCIL.