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NORTHLAND FAMILY HELP CENTER
FLAGSTAFF, AZ · EIN 860351566 · Form 990 · FY2021 · NTEE I72Z · Crime & Legal-Related · Medium ($1M-$10M) · www.northlandfamily.org
revenue
$2.0M
expenses
$1.8M
net assets
$2.9M
employees
53
volunteers
30
program ratio
95%
mission · from form 990

TO PROVIDE A SAFE HAVEN, EDUCATION, ADVOCACY, AND COUNSELING TO PROMOTE AND RESTORE HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS

profile · synthesized from sources

Northland Family Help Center provides safe haven, advocacy, counseling, and education to individuals and families affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. The organization operates shelters for women, children, and youth, and offers community education programs. It primarily serves Northern Arizona.

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 $609K
    WOMENS SHELTER PROVIDES EMERGENCY SHELTER AND SUPPORT SERVICES (CASE MANAGEMENT, SAFETY PLANNING, INFORMATION AND REFFERRAL, CRISIS INTERVENTION) TO WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN FLEEING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ON A 24/7/365 BASIS. WOMAN SHELTER CAPACITY IS 24 BED SPACES AND WITH A MAXIMUM OR A 120 DAY STAY.
  2. #2 $349K
    COUNSELING SERVICES ARE PROVIDED TO SELF-IDENTIFIED VICTIMS OF CRIME, INTERPERSONAL/RELATIONSHIP VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSUALT. THESE SERVICES ARE PROVIDED FREE OF CHARGE TO BOTH SHELTER RESIDENTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS. NUMBER OF SESSIONS AND LENGTH OF SERVICE IS DECIDED ON A CASE BY CASE BASIS. LEGAL ADVOCACY PROVIDES LEGAL SUPPORT TO INDIVIDUALS ASSISTING THEM WITH ORDERS OF PROTECTION, DIVORCE AND CUSTODY PAPERWORK, AND SUPPORT IN VARIOUS COURTROOM PROCEEDINGS.
named programs · 10 · from sources

what they call their work

Adopt-A-Family
An annual holiday program providing support to clients experiencing financial burdens after crime victimization, especially those who have experienced Domestic Violence.
Community Education
Provides education in sexual violence prevention and healthy relationships, including the Safe Dates curriculum and participation in community events.
Counseling Services
Provides free professional counseling services for eligible individuals and families, specializing in therapeutic support for symptoms of traumatic experiences, including domestic violence and sexual assault.
Domestic Violence Shelter
Provides safe haven for individuals and families of all genders experiencing domestic violence, with 40 beds combined with the Youth Shelter.
Flagstaff Initiative Against Trafficking (FIAT)
A regional coalition working to prevent and respond to exploitation in Northern Arizona by facilitating survivor-centered responses, providing training, and administering the Flagstaff Area Human Trafficking Database.
Legal Advocacy
Offers legal advocacy services to residents in both shelters and the larger Northern Arizona community.
Peaks Transitional Living Program (TLP)
Provides housing, skills training, and support services to youth ages 18-21, or emancipated youth ages 16 and 17, for 12-18 months, focusing on employment, independent living skills, education, and health.
Safe Dates Curriculum
An effective, research-based program targeting attitudes and behaviors associated with dating abuse and violence for middle and high school students.
Youth Shelter
Flagstaff's only gender-inclusive shelter for unaccompanied children and youth (birth-17), offering 15 beds, advocacy, crisis counseling, life-skills groups, and case management.
teen Mental Health First Aid (tMHFA)
An evidence-based training program for youth in grades 9-12 or ages 14-18 to identify, understand, and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges in peers.
activities · 6 groups

what they do

  • Human Trafficking Awareness & Training 5 activities
    • Administer human trafficking data initiative
      Administers the Flagstaff Area Human Trafficking Database to estimate regional impact and inform solutions through data sharing with coalition members, and publishes the FIAT 2024 Impact Report on efforts to combat human trafficking and exploitation in Northern Arizona.
    • Community Education and Outreach
      Delivers profession-specific training on human trafficking to critical sectors, provides public awareness education on exploitation, implements the Safe Dates curriculum for dating abuse, offers teen Mental Health First Aid training, and conducts informational outreach at community events.
    • Conduct community outreach and education
      Provides informational outreach at local community events, health expos, fairs, festivals, and college events through trained staff, and delivers public awareness education to improve community understanding of exploitation.
    • Deliver professional and public training
      Delivers profession-specific training on human trafficking to organizations in critical sectors and offers internships to qualified students across all programs to support their educational development.
    • Human Trafficking Intervention and Research
      Houses the Flagstaff Initiative Against Trafficking (FIAT) to intervene in human trafficking and exploitation, administers the Flagstaff Area Human Trafficking Database to estimate regional impact, and publishes an annual impact report.
  • Emergency Shelter Services 3 activities
    • Emergency Shelter Services
      Operates a 24/7 gender-inclusive youth shelter with 15 beds for unaccompanied youth up to age 17, and a domestic violence shelter with 40 beds for individuals and families of all genders in Northern Arizona.
    • Operate 24/7 youth shelter
      Operates a gender-inclusive shelter with 15 beds for unaccompanied youth from birth to age 17 in Flagstaff, providing services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
    • Operate domestic and family shelters
      Operates a Domestic Violence Shelter and Youth Shelter with a combined 40 beds, including the H.A.L.O. House with 36 beds for women and children, serving individuals and families of all genders.
  • Holiday Gift and Family Support Programs 2 activities
    • Adopt-A-Family Program
      Operates an annual Adopt-A-Family program to provide support to clients experiencing financial burdens due to crime victimization during the holiday season.
    • Deliver Adopt-A-Family holiday program
      Prepares for and operates an annual Adopt-A-Family program to support clients experiencing financial burdens after crime victimization, including during its 46th holiday season and 8th annual iteration.
  • Youth Foster Care Transition Support 2 activities
    • Run Transitional Living Program for youth
      Provides housing, skills training, case management, educational and life skills groups, transportation assistance, counseling, and community referrals to youth ages 16–21 through the Peaks Transitional Living Program for 12–18 months.
    • Transitional Living Program for Youth
      Offers housing, skills training, and support services for youth ages 16-21 through the Peaks Transitional Living Program for 12-18 months, including case management, educational and life skills groups, transportation, counseling, and community referrals.
  • General Volunteer Support Services 1 activity
    • Support organizational staffing and operations
      Seeks qualified individuals for employment to support organizational programs and allows volunteers to perform non-client-facing tasks such as event planning, grounds maintenance, and office support.
  • Uncategorized 4 activities
    • Implement youth violence prevention education
      Implements the Safe Dates curriculum to address dating abuse and violence among middle and high school students and offers teen Mental Health First Aid (tMHFA) training to teach youth how to recognize and respond to mental health and substance use challenges.
    • Provide trauma counseling and case management
      Provides trauma counseling services to clients for up to three years, with session frequency decreasing based on clinical assessment, along with on-site crisis counseling, life-skills groups, case management, and referrals to community-based agencies.
    • Support Services for Sheltered Youth
      Provides on-site crisis counseling, trauma therapy, life-skills groups, basic needs (clothing, toiletries, food, transportation, school supplies), case management, and recreational activities to youth residing in the shelter.
    • Trauma Counseling Services
      Provides trauma counseling services to clients for up to three years, with session frequency adjusted annually based on clinical assessment.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$1.96M
Contributions & grants$1.96M100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$1.80M
Program expenses95%
Admin / overhead3%
Fundraising2%
Salaries & benefits$1.37M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$3.02M
Cash$934K
Investments$924K
Liabilities$111K
Net assets$2.91M
Liquid reserves12.3 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue +12.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

board members · 7
  • ERIC WOLVERTON — TREASURER
  • GRETA MATJE — SECRETARY
  • KAYLA FLEISHMAN — VICE-PRESIDENT
  • KIMBERELLE GONZALES — MEMBER
  • MICHAEL WOZNIAK — MEMBER
  • NOAH STALVEY — PRESIDENT
  • TODD MARTINET — MEMBER
relationships · 24

who they work with

  • APS Partner — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • Arizona Community Action Association – Wildfire Partner — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • Arizona Community Foundation of Flagstaff Partner — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • Arizona Complete Health Partner — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • Arizona Complete Health Partner — Sponsor of Northland Family Help Center's programs.
  • Arizona Department of Economic Security Government — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • Arizona Department of Health Services Government — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • Arizona Foundation for Legal Services & Education Partner — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • Arizona Office of the Courts Government — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • City of Flagstaff Government — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • Coconino County Government — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • Family Youth Services Bureau Runaway and Homeless Youth Program Government — Federal grant funder supporting the Peaks Transitional Living Program.
  • Flagstaff Initiative Against Trafficking Partner — Northland Family Help Center leads the FIAT coalition to prevent and respond to human trafficking in Northern Arizona.
  • Flagstaff Initiative Against Trafficking (FIAT) Partner — Houses the local collaborative Flagstaff Initiative Against Trafficking (FIAT) to intervene in human trafficking and exploitation.
  • Governor’s Office of Youth, Faith and Family Government — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • Masonic Charities of Arizona Partner — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • National Council for Mental Wellbeing Network — Implements the teen Mental Health First Aid program developed and endorsed by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing.
  • Navajo Nation – Division of Social Services Government — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • Northland Crisis Nursery Partner — Merged with Women's Resource Center in 1991 to form Northland Family Help Center.
  • Shoes & Such Partner — Hosts the Giving Tree where community members can pick up tags representing needs of families served by Northland Family Help Center.
  • UniSource Energy Services Partner — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • United Way of Northern Arizona Partner — Funding source for Northland Family Help Center
  • Women’s Resource Center Partner — Merged with Northland Crisis Nursery in 1991 to form Northland Family Help Center.
  • hr@northlandfamily.org Partner — Primary contact for job applications and employment inquiries.