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NATIONAL COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERS
SAHUARITA, AZ · EIN 860536693 · Form 990 · FY2021 · NTEE H99 · Medical Research · Medium ($1M-$10M) · www.nchponline.org
revenue
$3.5M
expenses
$3.4M
net assets
$168K
employees
46
program ratio
93%
mission · from form 990

NCHP WAS ESTABLISHED TO ADDRESS THE HEALTH NEEDS OF BORDER POPULATIONS AND HAS SINCE DEVELOPED A NATIONAL PRESENCE THAT IS DEDICATED TO PROMOTING THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE UNITED STATES.

profile · synthesized from sources

NATIONAL COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERS (NCHP) is an Arizona-based organization that provides housing support and suicide prevention training, primarily for veterans and their families. They offer a "Housing for Heroes" program to assist veterans experiencing or at risk of homelessness and a comprehensive library of self-paced and in-person training courses focused on mental health, financial literacy, and veteran-specific issues.

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 $795K
    NATIONAL COMMUNITY HEALTH PARTNERS (NCHP) IMPLEMENTED PROYECTO PARA PREVENIR COVID-19 VACCINATION AND PREVENTION/EDUCATION CONTACTS PROGRAM ALONG THE ARIZONA-MEXICO BORDER. IN THE CATCHMENT AREA WERE 4 COUNTIES, PIMA, YUMA, COCHISE, AND SANTA CRUZ. THEY ALL HAD A CDC SOCIAL VULNERABILITY INDEX AT "HIGH LEVEL OF VULNERABILITY". NCHP EMPLOYED THE PROMOTORA MODEL IN PERFORMING OUTREACH, TRANSPORTATION, AND PREVENTION/EDUCATION CONTACTS, AND CONTRACTED WITH THE OTH MEDICAL GROUP TO VACCINATE ADULTS AND CHILDREN. NCHP PROPOSED TO HRSA TO VACCINATE 19,554 INDIVIDUALS AND PROVIDE 39,053 PREVENTION/EDUCATION CONTACTS. NCHP VACCINATED 29,340 INDIVIDUALS, AND HAD TOTAL PREVENTION/EDUCATION CONTACTS OF 57,071. OVERALL 9.8% OF THE VACCINATIONS WERE CHILDREN AND 90.2% WERE ADULTS WITH 71.8% VACCINATED IDENTIFYING AS HISPANIC.
named programs · 2 · from sources

what they call their work

Housing for Heroes
A CARF Accredited SSVF Program that provides housing assistance, benefit acquisition, utility assistance, and transportation to veterans and their families experiencing homelessness or at risk of losing their housing through one-on-one case management.
Training Library
A collection of free, self-paced online courses (under 2 hours each) on topics including financial literacy, understanding the veteran client, compassion and empathy, suicide prevention for various special populations (sex/gender, age groups, cultures), social media and suicide risk, suicide prevention practice scenarios, avoiding burnout, identifying a suicidal crisis, moral injury, suicide and the workplace, online resources for military families, deployment and the military family, PTSD, military children and suicide prevention, pathways to suicide and prevention, reduction of access to lethal means (RALM), veteran suicide prevention, Operation S.A.V.E., supporting veteran loved ones, suicide awareness and prevention, military culture and suicide prevention (for healthcare providers), women veterans and suicide prevention, guilt trauma and suicide prevention, grief and loss, overcoming communication barriers, motivational interviewing, QPR Gatekeeper Suicide Prevention Training, and community mobilization.
activities · 12 groups

what they do

  • Veteran Mental Health & Peer Support Services 5 activities
    • Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Services
      Offers suicide prevention, peer support, and mental health services in Yuma and Pima counties, including training on various mental health topics and webinars addressing mental health issues and suicide prevention among veterans and their families.
    • Veteran Mental Wellness and Suicide Prevention
      Operates "The Best is Yet to Come" program in Yuma and Pima Counties, offering community-based outpatient services, peer-led support groups, and veteran-centered events to promote mental wellness and prevent suicide among veterans, service members, and their families. This includes creating safe spaces, reducing stigma, and providing free webinars and training on suicide prevention.
    • Veteran Mental Wellness and Suicide Prevention
      Operates "The Best is Yet to Come" program in Yuma and Pima Counties, offering community-based outpatient services, peer-led support groups, and veteran-centered events to promote mental wellness and prevent suicide. This includes creating safe spaces for connection, healing, and belonging through social events and peer groups, and providing free live webinars on mental health issues.
    • Veteran Suicide Prevention and Mental Wellness Program ("The Best Is Yet to Come")
      Operates "The Best Is Yet to Come" program in Yuma and Pima Counties, providing community-based outpatient services, peer-led support groups, suicide prevention outreach, and veteran-centered events to promote mental wellness and social connection. This includes free, live webinars addressing mental health issues and suicide prevention for Veterans, service members, and their families, and facilitating employment opportunities.
    • Veteran Support Programs
      Operates the "Best Is Yet to Come" program in Yuma and Pima Counties, providing community-based outpatient services, peer-led support groups, suicide prevention outreach, and veteran-centered events to promote mental wellness and social connection.
  • Veteran Job Training and Placement 4 activities
    • Employment Support for Veterans
      Facilitates employment opportunities for veterans through its "Best Is Yet to Come Program" by connecting them with employers and providing vocational specialists in Pinal and Yuma counties to assist individuals in finding and preparing for job opportunities.
    • Veteran Employment Support
      Facilitates employment opportunities for veterans through the SSG Fox SPGP Tucson program and "Best Is Yet to Come Program" by providing referrals, resources, vocational specialists, and financial assistance for job-seeking expenses in Pinal and Yuma counties.
    • Veteran Employment Support
      Provides referrals and resources through the SSG Fox SPGP Tucson program to help veterans gain employment, including facilitating employment opportunities by connecting them with employers and offering financial assistance for transportation to job interviews and childcare costs.
    • Veteran Employment and Support Services
      Provides referrals and resources through the SSG Fox SPGP Tucson program to help participants gain employment, including vocational specialists in Pinal and Yuma counties, and financial assistance for job-related expenses like transportation and childcare.
  • Veteran Emergency and Financial Relief 4 activities
    • Housing for Heroes Program
      Operates the "Housing for Heroes" program, serving veterans in Maricopa, Yuma, and Pinal Counties with housing stability, case management, and long-term support for those at risk of or experiencing homelessness.
    • Veteran Housing Assistance
      Operates the "Housing for Heroes" program, providing housing stability, case management, and long-term support for veterans at risk of or experiencing homelessness in Maricopa, Yuma, and Pinal Counties. This includes financial assistance for housing, utilities, and transportation, as well as help with benefit applications.
    • Veteran Housing Assistance
      Operates the "Housing for Heroes" program, providing housing stability, case management, and long-term support for veterans at risk of or experiencing homelessness in Maricopa, Yuma, and Pinal Counties. This includes financial assistance for housing, utilities, and transportation, as well as help with benefit applications and sustainable housing plans.
    • Veteran Housing Stability Program ("Housing for Heroes")
      Operates the "Housing for Heroes" program, serving veterans in Maricopa, Yuma, and Pinal Counties with housing stability, case management, and long-term support for those at risk of or experiencing homelessness. This includes providing financial assistance for housing, utilities, and transportation, and assisting with benefit applications.
  • Suicide Prevention & Postvention Services 4 activities
    • Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Training
      Provides expert-led training courses and a public training library on topics such as suicide prevention, reduction of access to lethal means, avoiding burnout, guilt trauma, and supporting veteran loved ones, offering both in-person and webinar formats.
    • Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Training
      Offers expert-led training courses and a public training library on topics such as suicide prevention, "Reduction of Access to Lethal Means (RALM)", "Avoiding Burnout" for behavioral health professionals, "Guilt Trauma & Suicide Prevention", "Supporting your Veteran Loved One", and "Understanding the Veteran Client".
    • Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Training
      Offers expert-led training courses and webinars on topics such as suicide prevention, reduction of access to lethal means, avoiding burnout in behavioral health, guilt trauma, and supporting veteran loved ones, providing certification upon completion.
    • Training and Capacity Building
      Provides expert-led training courses on topics such as suicide prevention and housing assistance, along with a public training library offering self-paced courses that provide certification upon completion.
  • Community Health Access Expansion 3 activities
    • Community Health Programs and Outreach
      Operates various public health programs and services, including a COVID relief program, providing prevention and education information and vaccinations to residents on the Arizona-Mexico Border and Colonias, and implementing initiatives to expand access to medical services for vulnerable populations.
    • Community Health Programs and Services
      Operates various public health programs and services, including a COVID relief program, the Prevenir COVID-19 program for prevention, education, and vaccinations on the Arizona-Mexico Border, and the Dr. Andy Nichols' Border Health Infrastructure Initiative to expand medical access for vulnerable populations.
    • Public Health Programs and Services
      Operates and has housed over 82 public health programs and services, including COVID relief programs, prevention and education on the Arizona-Mexico Border and Colonias, and initiatives to expand access to medical services for vulnerable populations.
  • Basic Needs Provision for Youth and Families 3 activities
    • Food Distribution and Nutrition Education
      Distributes over 96 tons of food annually through the NCHP Food Pantry and conducts nutrition classes on healthy eating practices and cooking inexpensive, healthy meals.
    • Food Pantry and Nutrition Education
      Distributes over 96 tons of food annually through the NCHP Food Pantry and conducts nutrition classes on healthy eating practices and cooking inexpensive, healthy meals.
    • Food and Nutrition Services
      Distributes over 96 tons of food annually through the NCHP Food Pantry and conducts nutrition classes on healthy eating practices and cooking inexpensive, healthy meals.
  • Homeless Outreach and Engagement Services 3 activities
    • Homeless Outreach
      Conducts homeless outreach by coordinating with other organizations and visiting areas where homeless populations gather to contact individuals in need of services.
    • Homeless Outreach and Support
      Conducts homeless outreach by coordinating with other organizations and visiting areas where homeless populations gather to contact individuals in need of services, and connects individuals to external resources and support.
    • Homeless Outreach and Support
      Conducts homeless outreach by coordinating with other organizations and visiting areas where homeless populations gather to connect individuals with needed services, including immediate temporary housing funds.
  • Borderlands Human Rights Education & Advocacy 3 activities
    • Migrant Health Capacity Building
      Conducts national capacity building services with organizations working with migrant populations on the U.S.-Mexico border since 1984, and adapted an evidence-based intervention to improve HIV/AIDS prevention services for migrants.
    • Migrant Population Capacity Building
      Provides national capacity building services to organizations working with migrant populations on the U.S.-Mexico border since 1984.
    • Migrant Population Capacity Building
      Provides national capacity building services to organizations working with migrant populations on the U.S.-Mexico border since 1984.
  • HIV Prevention Education & Awareness 2 activities
    • HIV/AIDS Prevention Research
      Adapted an evidence-based intervention to improve HIV/AIDS prevention services for migrants.
    • HIV/AIDS Prevention Research
      Adapted an evidence-based intervention to improve HIV/AIDS prevention services for migrants.
  • Veteran Service Dog Training & Placement 2 activities
    • Veteran Companion Animal Program
      Connects veterans with companion animals from local rescues to provide emotional support and improve well-being.
    • Veteran Companion Animal Program
      Connects veterans with companion animals from local rescues to provide emotional support and improve their well-being.
  • Advocacy for Food Security & Nutrition Access 1 activity
    • Environmental Health Education
      Provides education regarding the health impact of pesticide exposure, lead poisoning, and unsafe drinking water.
  • Uncategorized 1 activity
    • Community Health Education
      Provides education on various health impacts such as pesticide exposure, lead poisoning, and unsafe drinking water, and conducts nutrition classes on healthy eating and affordable meal preparation.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$3.49M
Contributions & grants$3.49M100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$3.36M
Program expenses93%
Admin / overhead7%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$1.76M
Grants paid out$844K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$263K
Cash$74K
Investments$0
Liabilities$95K
Net assets$168K
Liquid reserves0.3 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue +37.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

paid leadership · 2
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
ALBERT MORENO CEO 40 $119K
MARIBEL NAJAR CFO 40 $80K
board members · 3
  • HAROLD ENGLISH — MEMBER
  • LAURIE GROOMBRIDGE — MEMBER
  • ROSANNA ARVAYO — SECRETARY
relationships · 23

who they work with

  • AG Tech Partner — Hired a veteran referred through the "Best Is Yet to Come Program."
  • Administration for Children, Youth and Families Partner — Partnered on programs surrounding teen pregnancy.
  • Arizona Department of Health Services Partner — Partnered on programs surrounding teen pregnancy and environmental health projects.
  • Arizona Office for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Partner — Recognized NCHP with the ESGR Patriot Award.
  • CARF International Partner — Accredits NCHP's National Community Housing SSVF program.
  • Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Funder — Funded capacity building services for migrant populations and is reviewing an adapted HIV/AIDS prevention intervention.
  • Centers for Substance Abuse Prevention Partner — Partnered on programs surrounding teen pregnancy.
  • Cristina’s Closet Partner — Donated a watch to a veteran starting a new job.
  • Department of Veteran Affairs Partner — Partners on the SSG Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program.
  • Department of Veteran Affairs Partner — Partners to bring action and awareness to Veteran Suicide Prevention through "The Best is Yet to Come" program.
  • HRSA Funder — Funds a COVID relief program.
  • Health Resources and Services Administration Funder — Funded the Prevenir COVID-19 program.
  • Somerton City Council Partner — Miguel Villalpando, Project Coordinator, serves on the Somerton City Council.
  • Somerton Education Inc Partner — Miguel Villalpando, Project Coordinator, serves on Somerton Education Inc.
  • Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program Funder — Funds "The Best is Yet to Come" program for Veteran Suicide Prevention.
  • Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program Funder — The program that brought the information about RALM, Safety Plans, and firearm safety.
  • U.S. Department of Agriculture Funder — Funded the Food & Nutrition program.
  • U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Government — Established the SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program with Parker's family.
  • U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs' Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program Funder — Funds the Housing for Heroes program.
  • Veterans Affairs Partner — Collaborates on training and resources for veterans' mental health.
  • Vets Helping Vets Partner — Provided work boots to a veteran starting a new job.
  • Yuma Coalition to End Homelessness Partner — Miguel Villalpando, Project Coordinator, serves on the Yuma Coalition to End Homelessness.
  • Yuma Metropolitan Planning Organization Partner — Miguel Villalpando, Project Coordinator, serves on the Yuma Metropolitan Planning Organization.