named programs · 4 · from sources
what they call their work
Cece’s Choices Resident Program
12-month residential program divided into four phases: stabilization, establishing routines, building self-confidence and mentorship, and transitioning to independence; includes housing, counseling, life skills, and career development
Clinical Internship Program
Training program for clinical interns to support mental health services within the resident program, launched in partnership with behavioral health professionals
Hope Ambassador Program
Engagement program for donors and advocates who support the mission through fundraising, mentorship, volunteering, and awareness-building
Two-Year Housing Assistance Initiative
Post-residency housing support program to help graduates secure safe, stable housing after completing the 12-month program
activities · 5 groups
what they do
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Human Trafficking Awareness & Training 5 activities
- Community education and awareness on human traffickingDelivers educational speaking engagements to organizations, colleges, businesses, and churches to raise awareness about human trafficking and promote prevention strategies.
- Community education and awareness on human traffickingConducts educational speaking engagements for organizations, colleges, businesses, and churches to raise awareness about human trafficking and promote prevention strategies.
- Educational outreach and awareness speaking engagementsConducts educational speaking engagements for organizations, colleges, businesses, and churches to raise awareness about human trafficking and develop prevention strategies.
- Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention EducationDelivers educational speaking engagements to various organizations, colleges, businesses, and churches to raise awareness about human trafficking and develop prevention strategies.
- Organizational Trafficking Prevention ConsultingOffers assessment, strategy development, and implementation support to organizations for creating and improving their human trafficking prevention plans.
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Survivor Empowerment & Reintegration Services 4 activities
- Individualized Support for Survivor IndependenceProvides individualized support to human trafficking survivors to help them achieve independence, including assistance with securing stable employment, college enrollment, transportation, housing down payments, and launching small businesses.
- Individualized survivor support and empowermentOffers tailored support to survivors, including assistance with securing employment, enrolling in education, obtaining transportation, saving for housing, launching businesses, and accessing startup grants and certification programs.
- Individualized survivor support and empowermentDelivers personalized support to survivors, including assistance with securing employment, enrolling in education, obtaining transportation, saving for housing, launching businesses, and accessing startup grants and certifications. Examples include supporting Dee toward independence and helping Bee launch a mobile passport notary business.
- Survivor mentorship and workforce developmentSupports survivors in certification programs and workforce entry, including mentorship and funding for education and training, such as aesthetician certification and trade school preparation.
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Strategic Planning & Organizational Capacity Building 3 activities
- Organizational capacity and sustainability developmentEngages in strategic planning for growth, governance restructuring, clinical internship programming, and organizational knowledge capture to strengthen and sustain program infrastructure and operations.
- Organizational capacity building and program developmentStrengthens organizational sustainability and growth through strategic planning, governance restructuring, knowledge capture, and facility expansion planning. Includes refining governance with Board Chair James Miller, touring potential expansion sites, and institutionalizing program structures.
- Organizational capacity building and program sustainabilityEngages in strategic planning for growth, governance restructuring, clinical internship development, and organizational knowledge capture to strengthen and sustain anti-trafficking programs.
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Clinical Training for Health Students 2 activities
- Clinical Internship ProgramOperates a clinical internship program to provide training and experience, exemplified by welcoming an inaugural intern.
- Clinical Internship ProgramOffers clinical internship opportunities to build professional capacity in trauma-informed care, launching its first program with Dr. Jenny Dunaway as the inaugural intern.
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Uncategorized 5 activities
- Long-term housing and independence support for young survivorsOffers a two-year housing assistance initiative and individualized support to help survivors achieve independence, including securing employment, enrolling in education, obtaining transportation, saving for housing, and launching businesses.
- Residential Program for Human Trafficking SurvivorsOperates a structured 12-month residential program, "Cece's Choices Resident Program," providing housing, emotional and mental health services, and life skills training to young women who are survivors of human trafficking. The program includes phases for stabilization, routine establishment, career/educational exploration, and transitional planning for independent living.
- Residential program for survivors of human traffickingProvides a structured 12-month residential program with four phases: stabilization, routine-building and skill development, mentorship and confidence-building, and transition planning for sustainable independent living. Includes housing, mental and emotional health services, life skills training, and career/educational support.
- Residential program for survivors of human traffickingProvides a structured 12-month to two-year residential program for young women survivors, including housing, emotional and mental health services, life skills training, and phased support focused on stabilization, skill-building, career and educational planning, mentorship, and transition to independent living.
- Residential program for survivors of human traffickingProvides a structured, multi-phase residential program offering housing, emotional and mental health services, life skills training, and mentorship over 12 to 24 months to support young women in achieving independence. The program includes stabilization, routine-building, career and education planning, confidence development, and transition planning for sustainable living.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$111K
Contributions & grants$125K113%
Program service revenue$4500%
Investment income——
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$96K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$45K
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$127K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$110K
4 years on record · 2018–2021 · YoY revenue +12.3%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021
who runs it
board members · 5
- EDDIE COOK — Director
- GEORGE MACEDON — Director
- JULIE SPILBURY — Director
- ROXANNE DUDISH — Director
- SCOTT SEPTEMBER — Director
relationships · 6
who they work with
- Arizona Corporation Commission Government — Co-Founder/Secretary of Cece's Hope Center is a Commissioner for the Arizona Corporation Commission.
- Berdetta Hodge Partner — Council Member of Tempe, AZ, who joined CeCe’s Hope Center’s Board of Directors.
- Cortina 2nd Ward Partner — Youth and Youth Leadership created and assembled 20 Welcome Baskets for women entering the program.
- Gilbert Women’s Leadership Partner — Generously supported CeCe's Hope Center, leading to its recognition as the featured community nonprofit at the Women Empowered Expo.
- IPES Partner — The Chairman of Cece's Hope Center is SVP & General Counsel at IPES.
- Town of Gilbert Government — A Director of Cece's Hope Center is a Council Member for the Town of Gilbert.