BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President John Grudzina, Esq † Robert L. Friedman Carol Gutman Directors Emerti Peter R. Haje, Esq Virginia Aaron Vice Presidents Michael A. Hollander Iris Abrons John R. Cannell, Esq Joseph R. Ianniello Dale G. Berger Vivian Farah Ronald Iervolino Michael P. Gaertner Jonathan A. Knee Mark N. Kaplan, Esq Louis G. Maloof Patricia S. Levinson Meryl R. Kaynard, Esq Wayland M. Mead, Esq Andrew P. Mezey, MD, MS Fern June Khan, MSW Stephen Richardson, PhD Robert D. Marcus Lorraine Tregde, MPA Secretary Adam L. Miller Duncan Whiteside Barbara Rauch, LCSW Thomas Newman Mary C. Wolf Allison D. Penn, Esq † Treasurer Eugene A. Pinover Arlene Goldsmith, LCSW, PhD Louis Lipschitz Eric J. Rosen Executive Director Glenn Rufrano President Emerita Robert B. Schumer † † Denotes Members who joined the Elizabeth S. Pforzheimer Meryl Sherman Board in 2012 or 2013 Susan M. Slater, LMSW Diane Abbey Tom Uger † Terri D. Austin, Esq Alma Young In memory Bryan R. Beller Marc J. Zand † This annual report is dedicated to Lisa G. Clyde † the memory of two incredible Board Kenneth Cohen † Advisory Directors Members, Alma Young and Ken Cohen, Pascal Desroches Alan R. Fleischman, MD who passed away during the year. Thomas K. Duane † Margaret Grey, Dr. PH David Fox † K.D. Hendricks-Munoz, MD Alma was a founding Board Member Jill Sabin Garner, RN Sandra E. Lerner and NAC’s first Board President. Susan G. Gevertz Cecily Truett Ken was one of our newest Board Members. Both Alma and Ken were an integral part of NAC’s family and they will be greatly missed. 2012: 30 YEARS OF CHANGING LIVES

For 30 years, NAC has recognized and nurtured the potential of every medically fragile child who has come through our doors. Like all children, these children have aspirations for the future. Some aim to go to college; others seek vocational training; and still others want to join the military. They want to enter public service, be teachers, social workers, lawyers, writers, art therapists and graphic designers. Many want to live on their own. Several are already well on their way to realizing these dreams. Most have medical or mental health issues and have been in foster care – and all have achievements once thought impossible. When a person has a disability, the world sees that person differently. It sees limitations rather than challenges to be surmounted; it focuses on medical definitions, ignoring promise, ability and determination. A NAC youth pointed out that “NAC spelled backwards is CAN.” NAC Kids Can has become the guiding principle, not only of the agency and our staff, but of the exceptional children and families being served.

Over the past year, we have continued our work of changing lives – one child at a time. This takes time, quality people and funds to make the difference we know is possible. It is the small as well as the large miracles we see every day that make us believe in the possibility and promise of our children and families. One such miracle has come through Dr. Brian Labow, who is performing a series of hand surgeries on a nine-year-old girl who lost all of her fingers in a fire. This little girl will have fingers again because of Dr. Labow’s gift. Another young woman with spina bifida lived in the hospital until she was five years old and was adopted at NAC. She recently received a college degree and just signed a lease for her own apartment in Brooklyn.

We thank you, our friends and supporters, for your amazing generosity over the years. By becoming part of our family, you have helped to create miracles and change the lives and futures of our children and families.

Robert L. Friedman Arlene Goldsmith, LCSW, PhD Board President Executive Director OUR MISSION WE serve NYC’s most vulnerable children – those who have experienced or are at risk of 3,594 abuse and neglect, live in poverty and have a children & PARENTS profound disability or chronic illness. served in 2012

New Alternatives for Children (NAC) was founded on the belief that all children have the right to be nurtured within a safe and permanent family.

NAC’s mission is to provide innovative high quality services in support of 96% birth, foster and adoptive families caring primarily for medically fragile of our children in children, which includes children with severe physical disabilities, emotional preventive services avoided and behavioral challenges, and developmental disabilities. NAC’s services foster care placement enable children to remain in or to be returned to their families whenever possible or to be adopted by loving families. Working with children whose birth families live in poverty, NAC’s continuum of services ensures that children’s physical, social, educational, recreational, medical, and mental healthcare needs are met. 99.5% By supporting families, NAC prevents lengthy stays in foster care, hospitals, success rate in eliminating or other institutions. NAC builds on family strengths, provides opportunities, and assists all family members in reaching for and achieving their potential. fostER care recidivism and aging out of foster care NAC CHILDREN & FAMILIES

The children and families served in our child welfare, health and family support programs face great challenges. Our families struggle with intergenerational poverty NAC CHILDREN BY AGE and foster care involvement, while trying to care for a child, or children in many cases, with serious medical and/or mental health needs. Without NAC’s services, these families’ lives would quickly deteriorate into crisis and chaos, causing the 0-5 YEARS 24% children to enter or return to the foster care system, and/or possibly face long- 6-12 YEARS 37% term hospitalization. NAC provides our children with an alternative to a life of 13-21 YEARS 35% institutionalization and public dependence. 22+ YEARS 4% DIAGNOSES OF NAC CHILDREN INCLUDE: • Autism • Asthma • Cerebral palsy • Sickle cell anemia NAC CHILDREN BY ETHNICITY • Spina bifida • Cancer • Renal failure • Down syndrome • Muscular dystrophy • Severe burn injuries AFRICAN AMERICAN 47% • Traumatic brain injury • HIV/AIDS LATINO 43% • Heart disease • Developmental disabilities MULTI-RACIAL 5% • Diabetes • Brittle bone disease CAUCASIAN 3% OTHER 2% CLIENTS SERVED BY PROGRAM CHILDREN FAMILIES Special Medical Preventive Services 572 202 Special Medical Foster Care & Adoption 214 204 Partners In Parenting (PIP) 135 56 Post Legal Adoption Network (PLAN) 210 94 NAC FAMILIES BY GEOGRAPHY Bridges to Health (B2H) 207 175 Additional 24 20 BRONX 38% MANHATTAN 28% CLIENTS SERVED IN COMPREHENSIVE BROOKLYN 15% HEALTHCARE CENTER CHILDREN PARENTS VISITS QUEENS 10% Article 28 Medical Clinic 965 87 1,707 STATEN ISLAND 5% Article 31 Mental Health Clinic 146 95 4,481 OTHER 4% CARE THAT COUNTS

NAC is a leader in the child welfare field for children with special medical AFTERCARE PROGRAMS (CONT.) needs. The breadth and quality of our care keeps children safe from abuse and neglect and assures that they are living in permanent and nurturing families of POST LEGAL ADOPTION NETWORK (PLAN) their own. We provide a holistic program of health and social services to assure • Post Adoption Services that every family member is supported toward stability and independence. BRIDGES TO HEALTH (B2H) • Health Care Integration Services Programs and services offered on-site • Intensive In-home Intervention Services to support the continuum of care for 52 vulnerable medically fragile children. COMPREHENSIVE HEALTHCARE CENTER ARTICLE 31 MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC • Psychiatric and Psychological Diagnostic CHILD WELFARE PROGRAMS Assessments CHILD ABUSE AND NEGLECT PREVENTION PROGRAM • Parental Psychological Evaluations • Special Medical Preventive Services • Individual, Family and Group Therapy • Family Treatment/Rehabilitation Services • Building Blocks: Nurturing Parent-Child Bonding Program FOSTER CARE AND ADOPTION PROGRAM • Creative Arts Therapy • Special Medical Foster Care and Adoption Services • Family Treatment Foster Care for children with dual medical ARTICLE 28 MEDICAL CLINIC and mental health issues • Developmental Behavioral Pediatrics • Foster/Adoptive Homefinding Services • Developmental and Medical Evaluations • Nursing Services • Preventive Care and Education AFTERCARE PROGRAMS • Care Coordination PARTNERS IN PARENTING (PIP) • Medical Training • Post Prevention Program • Nutritional Services INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM SUPPORT SERVICES EDUCATIONAL SERVICES REFERRAL, ADVOCACY, EMERGENCY & AUXILIARY SERVICES • Educational Advocacy & Support • Homelessness Prevention Program • Early Literacy • Afterschool and Recreational Referral • Tutoring • GED & ESL Referral • College Bound Program • Benefits Advocacy • Parenting Skills Education • Food, Clothing & Toy Banks • Emergency Financial Assistance YOUTH Development SERVICES • 24 hour Crisis Hotline • Mentoring • AdoptMent Mentoring TRANSPORTATION SERVICES • Vocational Services • Door-to-Door Accessible Transportation • Preparing Youth for Adulthood Program • Alumni Group • Music, Drama & Pet-Assisted Therapies

RECREATIONAL SERVICES • Social Skill-building Groups • Community Workshops and Activities • Holiday Events • NAC Kids Olympics • Literacy for All Book Fair • Summer Recreation Groups and Activities • Summer Camp Placement and Scholarships NAC KIDS CAN ...BECAUSE THEY ARE SAFE FROM ABUSE 549 AND HAVE NURTURING FAMILIES TO CARE Medically fragile children and siblings who avoided foster care FOR THEM. placement in 2012 because of NAC’s Preventive Services NAC’s primary goal is to keep children with significant disabilities and medical conditions safe and spare them the disruption and trauma of being placed in foster care. Through NYC contracted Preventive Services, we work with birth families where there are reports of a risk of abuse or neglect. Through intensive case management, clinical services and comprehensive family support, NAC helps to keep families together, avoiding out-of-home $22.6 MILLION placement. TAXPAYER MONEY Saved IN 2012 BY When a child cannot remain safely at home, NAC steps in with Foster Care preventing high-risk children tailored to meet the extraordinary needs and challenges of medically fragile from going into foster care children, assuring that they are safe and living in homes that are nurturing and loving. NAC works with both birth families and foster parents concurrently to plan for reunification or adoption. As a result, our children spend lesstime in foster care and virtually never age out without a family to call their own. At NAC, we make sure there’s a home – and a heart – for every child. 16 MONTHS Our children are adopted within 3 years – 16 months sooner than citywide averages CHANGING THE FACE OF FOSTER CARE

NAC foster parents go through rigorous evaluation and training before being certified by NAC. Why? Because our children are special and deserve the best home care possible. Whether a child’s goal is to be returned to his birth parents or adopted by her foster parents, NAC’s foster parents provide exceptional support, compassion and love to children who need it most.

NAC FOSTER PARENTS CHANGE LIVES “NAC was there for us. There were moments when we were ready to throw in the towel. But NAC was there to encourage us along the way, to call us, to guide us through. I realize that as we’ve gone through this journey – and we’ve seen this little boy who was so broken and so much in despair and so depressed and had so many issues – I look at him now and realize that there are so many moments we would have missed if we had not persevered. We are so delighted that NAC was the agency that we worked with… We would have never made it without their ongoing encouragement and support on this journey. We’re a big family now and it’s just a joyful experience”

Of medically fragile children adopted at NAC are - Carol, NAC Foster/Pre-Adoptive Parent adopted by their NAC foster parents, avoiding 98% disruptive moves to different homes while in care. NAC FAMILIES CAN …because they have a continuum of 100% care that is there for them in BOTH Of children served in our aftercare programs avoided good AND DIFFICULT times. placement or re-entry into foster care because of PIP Aftercare is a critical component of our continuum of care. Families caring and PLAN’s services for children with extraordinary medical, developmental and mental health issues need a safety net. The smallest crisis can cause vulnerable families to fall apart and the child to re-enter foster care. That is why our services do not end when a family leaves the child welfare system. 60% Partners In Parenting (PIP) is the aftercare step following Preventive The percentage of PIP Services. PIP’s continuum of services helps families to maintain the gains parents working or in a achieved while in Preventive Services by enhancing family strengths; training program, compared supporting recovery from substance abuse and domestic violence; meeting to 15% before coming to PIP educational goals; improving employability and employment options; and coordinating services and resources.

NAC’s adoptive families stay together because the Post Legal Adoption Network (PLAN) makes it possible for them to make a commitment to a child with special needs…and keep it. PLAN is an innovative program that ZERO stands alone in providing adoptive families of medically fragile children with Adoption dissolutions among comprehensive health, mental health and support services. When a family families served in PLAN needs help, PLAN is there for them. AFTERCARE THAT WORKS Without NAC VS. WITH NAC

zero 1 IN 7 NYC KIDS The number of children served Come back into foster care within by PIP or PLAN who have been 36 months of leaving care. placed back into foster care. 34% - 55% 98% Of children in NYS return to Of PIP children Preventive Services after they have avoid returning to left the child welfare system. Preventive Services. 10% - 14% The national rate of adoption zero The number of adoption dissolutions – when a child is returned dissolutions at NAC since to foster care after being adopted – PLAN’s inception in 1994. of children with disabilities. $1,500,000 $750,000 The amount OF money it would cost The amount it costs NAC taxpayers a YEAR if 10%, or 35 children, to provide aftercare services for served in NAC’s aftercare programs 350 children to live safely and were returned to foster care. permanently in their own home. CHANGING LIVES: ONE FAMILY AT A TIME

Our services are delivered by a team of on-site professionals – from Master’s level Social Workers to Nurses, Pediatricians, Psychiatrists, Psychologists, 100% Education Specialists and many more – who work together to assure that our Of our Social Workers children and families are receiving the highest quality, and most compassionate care possible. NAC’s team approach makes all the difference. When families have advanced training feel supported, they are better able to support and nurture their children. and Master’s level degrees

NAC SOCIAL WORKERS MAKE A DIFFERENCE

“NAC is different. You notice that as soon as you walk in the door. The quality of the staff and the number of different services we have make it easy for our families to get what they need when they need it. I never feel like I am just doing a job. Every day, I get the reward of seeing my kids and their families achieve something – whether it is doing well on a school test, learning how to advocate for themselves or overcoming a significant medical challenge because we helped with the appropriate medical services. This work can be difficult and challenging at times, but I wouldn’t do anything else.”

-Kiki Hamada, PIP Senior Social Worker and Music Therapist for 5 years COST OF CARE

The specialized population NAC serves is the most expensive to neglect. By preventing long-term foster care, hospitalization, and/or institutionalization of at-risk medically fragile children, NAC saves taxpayers money. $365,000+ ANNUALLY Minimum cost of hospitalization of a child with a chronic medical condition $300,000 ANNUALLY Cost of institutionalization of a child with a disability $185,000-$300,000

$43,000 ANNUALLY Cost of providing Special Medical Foster Care for a child with a profound medical condition $13,000 ANNUALLY Cost of providing Special Preventive Services for a family caring for one or more medically fragile children $5,500 ANNUALLY Cost of providing “aftercare” (NAC’s PIP and PLAN programs) services for a family caring for one or more medically fragile children NAC KIDS CAN ...make their dreams come true because they have the 78% The high school graduation rate of services, support and opportunities all kids deserve. NAC kids, compared to 60% citywide

When a child or family member is struggling, it affects the whole family. That is why we believe in going the extra mile for our children and families by providing individualized and specialized support services above and beyond case management. We treat children as if they were our own, assuring that 6,188 they have the most appropriate services to meet their extraordinary needs, Medical and mental health both within NAC and in the community. Our specialized on-site support visits to NAC’s Comprehensive programs include: Healthcare Center in 2012 BRIDGES TO HEALTH [B2H] As one of a handful of Bridges to Health (B2H) sites in New York City, NAC provides specialized support and social services for children in foster care 2,240 who are medically fragile, have a developmental disability or are seriously People received nutritious groceries emotionally disturbed. NAC’s rock solid support and training for caregivers, from NAC’s Food Bank in 2012 along with specialized in-home medical and social services, help give the most vulnerable kids a fighting chance at a meaningful life and a home of their own.

COMPREHENSIVE HEALTHCARE CENTER [CHC] 297 Medically fragile children and Child-focused and family-friendly medical and mental health care are offered on-site through our Comprehensive Healthcare Center. NAC siblings who went to summer camp is known for its expertise in treating children with significant medical in 2012 because of NAC’s help conditions who have also experienced past trauma. Our healthcare team helps to change the trajectory of many of our children’s lives for the better through their knowledge, care and commitment to responsive, quality healthcare. Our latest program Building Blocks: Nurturing Parent-Child Bonding is an intensive therapy model that promotes the development and healthy attachment between parents with cognitive delays or mental illness and their young children.

INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM SUPPORT SERVICES We do everything we can to help children and families succeed. NAC’s Educational Services advocate for our children’s needs and provide supports to assure that they stay in school and graduate. NAC teens prepare for adulthood with College Bound and Vocational Services, Mentoring, Tutoring and Recreational Groups that help them develop social and independent living skills. Art, Music and Drama Therapies allow for alternative and creative means of communicating and expressing feelings. Homelessness Prevention efforts assure that housing needs are met, while our Food, Clothing and Toy Banks provide the essentials – and extras – families need for a decent quality of life. Best of all, our programs are all under one roof, so the services our families need are likely to be just down the hall.

TRAINING AT NAC NAC’s staff is able to deliver the best quality of care because they have access to exceptional supervision, training and support. We implemented several evidence-based training programs in 2012 and partnered with some of the best training institutes in New York City, including the ACS-NYU Children’s Trauma Institute, Ackerman Institute for the Family and the New York Institute for Psychotherapy Training in Infancy, Childhood and Adolescence. CHANGING HOW CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES ARE SEEN

NAC is a leader in the child welfare field for children with special medical needs. The breadth and quality of our care keeps children safe from abuse and neglect and assures that they are living in permanent and nurturing families of their own. We provide a holistic program of health and social services to assure that every family member is supported toward stability and independence.

NAC CHILDREN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

“Imagine being in foster care for 9 years. There is no escaping your past because your future is already recorded in health statistics – mental and physical alike. You realize that the only way to keep from thinking about the painful memories of childhood is by losing yourself in a book or in school. Your grades of 60’s become 70’s which gradually become 90’s and 100’s. You’re so consumed in your drive for perfection that you begin to forget your past, but it never goes away. You tell yourself that someday soon all this hard work will pay off. You dutifully fill out applications to schools that you never knew existed and you wonder what the outcome will be. This is my story and my journey.”

- Vivian, age 18, who was adopted at NAC and will be attending one of her top choice colleges in the fall of 2013. NAC youth were in college 153 or college bound in 2012 FUN THAT COUNTS Our children’s days are filled with strict medication regimens, Valentine’s Day Party medical appointments, painful procedures and therapy. We make Easter Egg Hunt sure that they also have a childhood filled with lasting and fun NAC Kids Olympics memories. A variety of enriching events and groups are offered Garden Party throughout the year, so that our children just get to be kids for a Summer Recreation & little while. Here are some of the events they enjoyed in 2012: Camp Scholarships NAC Family Picnic School Supply Give Away Halloween Party NAC Choir LITERACY FOR ALL Book Fair Vidz for Kidz Project December Holiday Party NAC Writers Group New Year’s Eve Party 2012 FINANCIAL INFORMATION New Alternatives for Children, Inc. was funded by a variety of public sources in addition to generous private support from the Board of Directors, individuals, private foundations and corporations. Public funding included the New York City Administration for Children’s Services, New York State Office of Children and Family Services, New York State Office of Mental Health, New York State Department of Health and New York City Department of Education. STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION JUNE 30, 2012 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES JUNE 30, 2012 ASSETS REVENUE Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 59,313 NYC Administration for Children’s Services, Foster Receivables from Government Agencies $ 2,948,768 Care & Adoption $ 6,860,237 Receivables from Contributions and Grants $ 482,250 NYC Administration for Children’s Services, Prepaid Expenses $ 125,538 Preventive Services $ 1,823,660 Security Deposit $ 54,137 NYS Office of Children and Family Services $ 400,000 Fixed Assets (net of accumulated depreciation ) $ 459,461 Foundations, Corporations and Individuals $ 2,020,744 Other Assets $ 22,558 Special Event $ 1,063,596 Total Assets $ 4,152,025 Reserve Fund Contributions $ 1,295,772 Medicaid – Comprehensive Healthcare Center $ 404,515 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Medicaid – Bridges to Health $ 4,236,963 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ 1,214,435 Interest and Other Income $ 10,884 Auto Loan Payable $ 30,124 Total Revenue $ 18,116,371 Line of Credit - Bank $ 250,000 Term Notes Payable - Bank $ 54,756 EXPENDITURES Contract Advances $ 958,875 Foster Care & Adoption/ Total Liabilities $ 2,508,190 Therapeutic Foster Care (TFFC) $ 8,078,040 Preventive Services $ 1,872,818 NET ASSETS Post Legal Adoption Network (PLAN) $ 355,593 Unrestricted $ 849,633 Partners In Parenting (PIP) $ 481,929 Temporarily Restricted $ 794,202 Comprehensive Healthcare Center (CHC) $ 1,242,663 Total Net Assets $ 1,643,835 Bridges to Health ( B2H ) $ 3,085,794 Total Liability and Net Assets $ 4,152,025 Management and General $ 1,477,598 Fund-Raising $ 391,376 A copy of New Alternatives for Children’s most recent audited financial statement is available upon Total Expenses $ 16,985,811 request. Auditors WeiserMazars LLP, 135 West 50th Street, New York, NY 10020 Excess of Income Over Expenses $ 1,130,560 EXPENDITURES REVENUE YEAR ENDING 6.30.12 YEAR ENDING 6.30.12 Fund-Raising 2% Management and General 9% Post LegalAdoption Network (PLAN) 2% Partners InParenting (PIP) 3% Comprehensive Healthcare Center (CHC) 7% 18% Bridgesto Health(B2H) 11% Preventive Services 48% Foster Care &Adoption 1% Interest andOtherIncome 6% SpecialEvent 7% Reserve Fund 11% Foundations, Corporations andIndividuals 2% NYSOffice ofChildren andFamily Services 2% Comprehensive Healthcare Center (CHC)Medicaid 23% Bridgesto HealthServices (B2H)Medicaid 10% NYC Administration for Children’s Services, Preventive Services 38% NYC Administration for Children’s Services, Foster Care &Adoption

2012 CONTRIBUTORS WE ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO ALL THOSE WHO CONTRIBUTED TO NAC KIDS AND FAMILIES DURING FISCAL AND CALENDAR YEARS 2012 [7.1.11 - 12.31.12]

+ = 10+ years donating Deborah Asher Anne & Jeff Bingaman + Mollie & John Callagy * = $10,000+ in 2012 Linda Askenazi Diana Binger Judith Campbell + Donna Astion & Michael Fricklas * Brenda Birman Betty Ann & Jack Cannell +* INDIVIDUALS Terri Austin +* Catherine Birndorf & Daniel Labow Barbara & David Caplan Ginny Aaron +* Jennifer Avallon Alice Blank Suzanne Carothers + Phyllis Aaron Barbara Babikian Matthew Blank Alena & Michael Carroll + Diane & Arthur Abbey +* Laura Bafton-Gringer Freya & Richard Block Sandra & James Carter + Jonathan Abbey Steven Baginski Jamie & Matthew Bloom Bruce Casio Leslie Abbey & Steve Dietz + Michele Balfour & Raffiq Nathoo Alice Anne & John Bohan Chris Castallo Camille & Roger Abelson + Sunil Banerjee Ellen Bonacorsi & Thomas Kinsock Marisa Cavanaugh Iris & Richard Abrons + * Elissa & Bertram Barall Marlene & Daniel Bonamie Lisa Chajet + Redha Achour Dora Barlaz & Noah Hanft Jill Bossert Donna Charles Anthony Adamo Margaret Bartelme + Richard Bott Russell Charlton Jennifer & Ben Adams + Linda & Samuel Basch + David Bouley * Howard Chatzinoff Margery Adams Michela & Stephen Baum + Aryeh Bourkoff Kyle Cheseborough Nancy Motley Adams M. 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