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Annual Report 2018 - 2019 COVER SAFE CHILDREN • STABLE FAMILIES • SUCCESSFUL LIVES ANNUAL REPORT 2018 - 2019 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT | Cardinal McCloskey Community Services 1 INDIVIDUALS SERVED 5000 IN CMCS PROGRAMS 350 550 CHILDREN AND YOUTH CHILDREN IN IN FOSTER CARE PREVENTION SERVICES (BRONX AND WESTCHESTER) (REPRESENTING 250 FAMILIES) 1300 YOUTH REACHED IN OUR DROP-IN CENTER FOR RUNAWAY AND HOMELESS YOUTH 2300 250 CHILDREN IN EARLY INDIVIDUALS IN CHILDHOOD EDUCATION DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES …And many more served in our clinical and community-based care management programs Meet Our Leader Beth Finnerty, President & CEO Dear Friends, The Years 2018 and 2019 were a time of dynamic change and 30 individuals who wish to work. We are currently completing growth for Cardinal McCloskey Community Services across all renovations and expect the new building to be operational in of our programs and departments. Highlights of our progress the Fall of 2020. Heritage House will also serve as a new home are described below, and much more is discussed in this report for our Westchester Treatment Family Foster Care Program and which I am very pleased to be sharing. in the near future a satellite branch of our McCloskey Cares Clinic. In November 2019, we held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Our new Cardinal McCloskey Community Charter School to celebrate the addition of our new site, thank our donors, in the Bronx officially opened its doors in August and introduce our staff and the public to the 2019, welcoming 150 students in Kindergarten opportunities the building provides to expand and First Grade. A long-held vision for CMCS’ and enhance our programs. leadership and Board of Directors, the school is now a reality, supporting educational success, CMCS’ Head Start programs continue to focus on healthy growth and development for at-risk chil- full enrollment, healthy development and school dren, including those in the child welfare system. readiness for our children as well as family and community engagement. We do so from a For our older youth, we also are able to offer position as the largest provider of Head Start/ more, to support their stability and progress into Early Head Start services in the Bronx. In adulthood. We received Fair Futures funding from August 2019, CMCS received a grant reward the New York City Administration for Children’s BETH FINNERTY from the Federal Office of Head Start to provide Services to add four new staff members to our services to 942 children in our center based and Strategies for Success Program team. Those new home based programs. We also received funding for a new staff - three Youth Advocates and a Middle School Specialist model - Early Head Start – enabling us to serve 120 pregnant will focus on providing one-on-one support to NYC foster care women and their children ages 0-3 in center based, home youth in middle and high school, expanding upon the custom- based and family child care settings. In addition, through the ized counseling, guidance, advocacy and academic support NYC/ACS Re-competition, in July 2019, CMCS was awarded that we have offered since 2009 to children in foster care. 200 additional Head Start slots and 120 additional Early Head CMCS is expanding our Westchester Treatment Family Start slots. Foster Care (TFFC) Program, to grow from serving 27 to Also during 2019, CMCS’ new 2020-2024 Strategic Plan was 40 children and youth. This program supports children with approved by the Board of Directors, and we are now at work clinically and behaviorally complex needs who receive care to implement our new goals. The Plan emerged from a com- from specially trained foster parents and a more intensive set prehensive and inclusive process of reflection and discussion, of services. including hundreds of CMCS staff, our stakeholders and clients, Our CMCS Bronx-based Foster Care Programs received and our Board. The new Plan includes goals for facilitating staff four awards in 2019 for meeting and exceeding permanency excellence and professional growth, maintaining and targets during that fiscal year. The awards recognized our pro- developing fiscal resources, investing in critical infrastructure, grams’ success in achieving permanency for children, including reinforcing a healthy organizational culture, and setting new reunification of children with their birth families and adoption directions for program growth. with newly formed families. As we continue our work and service to our communities, we Within our service continuum for adults with developmental are so grateful that you have chosen to be a part of our team. disabilities, CMCS laid the groundwork to expand our McClo- Sincerely, skey Works! Program, which helps individuals build skills for employment in the community. The new program will be located at Heritage House, our newest facility in Ossining, NY, next to Hayden House. The space will allow us to serve another 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT | Cardinal McCloskey Community Services 3 Our Impact This Year 2018-2019 Program Goals and Program Number Served in FY 2019 Outcomes Family Foster Care 263 safe place to live and grow, with a focus on Children Treatment Family Foster Care 37 family-based permanency and development of and Youth in Children Family-Based Westchester Treatment Family Foster Care 39 supportive relationships Foster Care (Bronx and supporting educational Westchester) Strategies for Success Program 200 success of children in foster care 80 Children with creating family Adoption Services (28 adopted) adoption goals permanency and stability Bronx Medically Fragile Preventive 92/215 Bronx Family Treatment Rehabilitation 92/188 helping families to be Families at Risk Families/Children (Bronx and Harlem) strong, stable and healthy FTR- Court Ordered Supervision 29/72 East Harlem Family Connections 33/79 offering respite and Runaway and Youth seen/Case Sunrise Drop-In-Center 1320/294 security during a crisis, to Homeless Youth Management (Bronx) support positive change safe place to live and grow, with a focus on family- Children and Hayden House Emergency Residence 16 based permanency and Youth in development of supportive Residential Children/Youth relationships Foster Care (Westchester) supporting growth, Cardinal McCloskey School at Hayden 16 learning and independence Medical Services and Evaluations 325 (Pediatric & Nursing Care) providing treatment and Children and Behavioral Health Support (psychiatric and psychological evaluations and therapy, care to support healthy Youth in Foster 325 screening, crisis intervention and development and recovery Care, and Children/Youth Children and clinical consultation) Youth with McCloskey Cares Clinic 149 Complex Behavioral and Bridges to Health (B2H) 345 Medical supporting care access and Children/Youth Conditions coordination for safe and (enrolled) Health Home Care Management 433 healthy community living Children/Youth (outreach only) Young Children Head Start/Early Learn 1062 supporting growth, (centers and home-based) in Early learning and independence Children Childhood Universal Pre-Kindergarten (center-based) 234 for young children and Education Family Day Care (home-based) 1008 their families (Bronx) safe place to live and grow, Individual Residential Alternative (IRA) - 101 with community and Group Homes supportive relationships Individuals with Adults supporting growth, Day Habilitation 54 Developmental learning and independence Disabilities Supportive Employment/ 34 supporting growth, (Westchester Pathways to Employment (24 sustainably employed) learning and independence and Bronx) supporting care access and Short Term Family Assistance 14 Children/ Adults coordination for safe and healthy community living 5000 individuals served in CMCS programs 350 children and youth in foster care (Bronx and Westchester) 4 Cardinal McCloskey Community Services | 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT 550 children in prevention services (representing 250 families) 1300 youth reached in our drop-in center for runaway and homeless youth 2300 children in early childhood education Our Impact This Year 2018-2019 CONTINUED Developmental Disabilities Services: Among 30 individuals in our Supported Employment program, 22 were engaged in sustained employment in the community. Early Childhood Education: All 380 children who finished the FY19 school year as 4 year olds (in Head Start, Early Learn and PreK for All) successfully transitioned to Kindergarten. Foster Care: During FY 2019, 92 children and youth achieved permanency from our Foster Care programs: • 50 children returned to their birth families or relatives. • 28 children were adopted. • 14 children were placed with Kinship-Guardianship families. Preventive Services: Across our Preventive Services programs, foster care placement was averted for 100% of the 41 families whose cases closed during the previous year. Among those same families, reported child maltreatment was averted for 93%. 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT | Cardinal McCloskey Community Services 5 2018-2019 Highlights CHILDREN’S SERVICES DIVISION The Children’s Services Division continued to expand and provide innovative supports to the most vulnerable of children and families in New York City and Westchester County. The past year brought exciting endeavors including: The opening of a full service mental health clinic, The “McCloskey Cares” Clinic in the South Bronx, which provides robust clinical supports such as individual therapy and group therapy to area communities that have historically been underserved. The transition of our former Bridges to Health Program
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