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CHAPEL HAVEN WEST INC

TUCSON, AZ · EIN 261406660 · Form 990 · FY2021 · Micro (<$100K) · www.chapelhaven.org
revenue
$18
expenses
$448
net assets
$0
employees
18
program ratio
0%
mission · from form 990

A PRIVATE NON-PROFIT INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM WHERE INDIVIDUALS AGE EIGHTEEN AND OVER WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS AND RELATED SOCIAL DISABILITIES ARE INSTRUCTED ON LIFE SKILLS TOWARD INDEPENDENT LIVING. A TWO YEAR RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM PREPARES THE INDIVIDUAL TO LIVE ON THEIR OWN FOLLOWING GRADUATION. THE COMMUNITY PROGRAM OFFERS A VARIETY OF SUPPORTS TO THOSE GRADUATES WHO REMAIN IN THE TUCSON AREA AND LIVE INDEPENDENTLY IN THEIR OWN APARTMENT.

profile · synthesized from sources

Chapel Haven provides lifelong individualized services for adults with developmental and social disabilities, including autism spectrum disorders, to support independent and self-determined living. Based in New Haven, CT, the organization offers residential, day, and supported living programs that emphasize community integration, vocational training, and social development. Founded in 1972, it serves over 250 adults on its campus and in the surrounding community.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2020

what they reported doing

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

  1. #1 primary $193K
    CHAPEL HAVEN WEST PROVIDES COMMUNITY SUPPORT TO STUDENTS WHO CHOOSE TO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY IN THEIR OWN APARTMENTS IN THE TUCSON AREA. CHAPEL HAVEN WEST OFFERS CLASSES, SOCIAL COMMUNICATION THERAPY, STRUCTURED WEEKEND RECREATION TRIPS AND SUPPORTED LIVING SERVICES.
named programs · 6 · from sources

what they call their work

Asperger Syndrome Adult Transition (ASAT) Program
Specialized residential program for adults on the autism spectrum, emphasizing social communication, independent living, and employment readiness
Bridge Program
Transition program designed for individuals seeking to build independent living skills and integrate into the Chapel Haven community
Community Life Program
Day program offering structured activities, social engagement, and vocational opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities
REACH Program
Residential transition program for adults 18+ with cognitive disabilities or autism spectrum disorders, focusing on life skills, vocational training, and community integration
SAIL Program
Structured day program providing individualized supports and skill development for adults with developmental disabilities
Supported Living Program
Ongoing community-based support for adults who have completed residential programs, enabling independent living with continued services
activities · 5 groups

what they do

  • Healthcare and Behavioral Health Accreditation 5 activities
    • Campus Development and Accreditation
      Completed a $45 million campus transformation and maintains a three-year accreditation from CARF International, which it has received nine consecutive times.
    • Campus and organizational capacity development
      Completed a $45 million campus transformation and maintains a physical campus at 1040 Whalley Avenue in New Haven, CT. The organization holds ninth consecutive three-year accreditation from CARF International, reflecting sustained organizational standards and capacity.
    • Campus and organizational capacity development
      Completed a $45 million campus transformation and maintains CARF International accreditation for the Chapel Haven Schleifer Center, having received its ninth consecutive three-year accreditation. Operates a campus at 1040 Whalley Avenue in New Haven, CT.
    • Campus development and organizational capacity building
      Completed a $45 million campus transformation and maintains accreditation through CARF International, having received its ninth consecutive three-year accreditation.
    • Campus infrastructure and accreditation
      Completed a $45 million campus transformation, including a new four-story residential and classroom facility for the REACH program. Maintains CARF International accreditation, having received its ninth consecutive three-year accreditation.
  • Adaptive Outdoor Recreation Programs 5 activities
    • Education and life skills programming for adults
      Provides structured classes, recreation trips, and Special Olympics participation for over 250 adults through its school and transition programs, serving individuals with various abilities and needs. The organization has 50 years of experience in teaching and supporting adults with social and/or learning challenges.
    • Educational and Recreational Activities
      Offers classes, recreation trips, and participation in Special Olympics for adults in its programs.
    • Educational and community programming for adults
      Provides structured classes, recreation trips, Special Olympics participation, and community events for over 250 adults with various abilities through its school and transition programs. Also hosts regional family events and supports family engagement through initiatives like Family Weekend.
    • Educational and life skills programming
      Offers structured classes, recreation trips, and participation in Special Olympics as part of its educational and transition programs for adults with various abilities. Includes needs-based scholarship awards to support access for current and prospective families.
    • Educational, recreational, and community programming
      Provides structured classes, recreation trips, Special Olympics participation, and regional family events for adults in its programs. Also supports annual community events such as Family Weekend and hosts family-oriented gatherings for current and prospective families.
  • Family Resource Fairs and Community Events 2 activities
    • Family Engagement and Resources
      Develops resources such as a Family Resource Guide and hosts regional family events for current and prospective families, including annual Family Weekend events.
    • Family and community engagement
      Hosts regional family events, annual Family Weekend events, and provides a Family Resource Guide to support engagement and information access for current and prospective families.
  • Needs-Based Educational Financial Aid 1 activity
    • Needs-Based Scholarship Program
      Provides needs-based scholarship awards to support current and prospective families participating in its programs.
  • Uncategorized 8 activities
    • Family support and engagement services
      Offers needs-based scholarship awards, develops family resources such as a Family Resource Guide, and hosts regional family events and annual Family Weekend events for current and prospective families participating in its programs.
    • Financial and family support services
      Offers needs-based scholarship awards to assist families participating in its programs and has developed a Family Resource Guide to support engagement and access.
    • Financial and family support services
      Offers needs-based scholarship awards to support families participating in programs and has developed a Family Resource Guide to assist current and prospective families.
    • Residential and Community Support Programs
      Provides residential and community-based support for over 250 adults with social and/or learning challenges, with over 150 adults living in the Chapel Haven community. This includes a new four-story residential and classroom campus for the REACH program with 24/7 staff oversight, and aims for long-term independent living, with 85% of graduates remaining as community members.
    • Residential and community support for adults with social and learning challenges
      Provides long-term residential and community-based support for over 250 adults with social and/or learning challenges, including more than 150 individuals living in the Chapel Haven community with 24/7 staff oversight on a dedicated campus. Supports sustained independent living, with evidence of participants maintaining independence for up to 17 years.
    • Residential and transition support for adults with social and learning challenges
      Operates a residential program with 24/7 staff oversight on a new four-story campus, supporting over 150 adults in the Chapel Haven community and more than 250 adults overall. The program emphasizes long-term transition to independent living, with 85% of residential program graduates remaining in the community and some sustaining independent living for up to 17 years.
    • Residential and transition support for adults with social and learning challenges
      Operates a residential program with long-term community integration, supporting over 150 adults in its community with ongoing 24/7 staff oversight on a new four-story campus. 85% of program graduates remain in the community after completion, and participants are supported in sustained independent living, with documented cases of individuals living independently for up to 17 years.
    • Residential and transition support for adults with social and learning challenges
      Operates a residential community with ongoing support for over 150 adults, providing 24/7 staff oversight through a new four-story campus for the REACH program. Supports long-term transition to independent living, with evidence of sustained independent living outcomes for program graduates.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$18
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$18100%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$448
Program expenses0%
Admin / overhead100%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$0
Cash$150K
Investments$0
Liabilities$244K
Net assets$0
Liquid reserves4029.1 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue -100.0%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

paid leadership · 3
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
MIKE STORZ PRESIDENT 1 $150K
EINERA BEUVAIS EXEC VICE PRESIDENT 1 $134K
FRANK HUGHES VICE PRESIDENT FINANCE 1 $121K
board members · 11
  • DAVID KESNER — VICE CHAIRPERSON
  • DR JOHN BILEZIKIAN — BOARD MEMBER
  • FRED VOLKMAR — BOARD MEMBER
  • HARRIET SCHLEIFER — BOARD MEMBER
  • JANE CONNORS — BOARD MEMBER
  • KENT ATKINS — BOARD MEMBER
  • MARY DOHERTY — BOARD MEMBER
  • MIKE GALVIN — TREASURER
  • PEGGY BAKER — CHAIRPERSON
  • ROBERT NURIN — SECRETARY
  • TOM O'NEILL — BOARD MEMBER
relationships · 81

who they work with

  • ASD Fitness Partner
  • AaTS (Animal Assisted Therapy Services) Partner
  • Alexion Partner
  • All Pets Club Partner
  • AmerIcan Red Cross Partner
  • Animal Haven Partner
  • Antonia Nature Center Partner
  • Asperger’s Association of New England (AANE) Coalition
  • Atwater Senior Center Partner
  • Autism Spectrum Resource Center (ASRC) Coalition
  • Beardsley Zoo Partner
  • Best Buddies North Haven Partner
  • CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) Partner — Nationally accredited through CARF
  • CARF International Partner — Accrediting body that granted Chapel Haven Schleifer Center a three-year accreditation.
  • CT Air National Guard Partner
  • CT Food Bank Partner
  • CT State Department of Developmental Services Government — Licensed through the CT State Department of Developmental Services
  • CW Resources Partner
  • Caring Cuisine Partner
  • Chapel Haven families Partner — Contributed to the $45 million campus transformation.
  • Coachman Square Assisted Living Partner
  • Connecticut Association for Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities (CACLD) Coalition
  • Connecticut Association of Non-Profits (CAN) Coalition
  • Connecticut Council of Administrators of Special Education (CONNCASE) Coalition
  • Connecticut Department of Developmental Services (DDS) Government
  • Connecticut Land Trust Partner
  • Connecticut Parent Advocacy Center (CPAC) Coalition
  • Connecticut State Department of Education Government
  • Cornell Scott Hill Health Center Partner
  • Crosby Commons Senior Recreation Program Partner
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