irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $932KYOUNG WONDER'S EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER IS A NYS LICENSED CHILD CARE CENTER SERVING CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF NEWBORN AND FIVE YEARS.
- #2 $55KENCORE PLUS PROGRAM - OUTREACH AND EDUCATION PROGRAM TO EDUCATE WOMEN ON THE IMPORTANCE OF EARLY DETECTION OF BREST AND CERVICAL CANCER; PROVIDES ACCESS TO NO COST MAMMOGRAMS AND SERVICES WITH A NETWORK OF COMMUNITY HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
named programs · 8 · from sources
What they call their work
ENCOREplus Program
Outreach and education program that helps uninsured and underinsured women access free breast and cervical cancer screenings, including transportation and childcare support
Endicott Square Supportive Services
Provides supportive services to 15 homeless families in a 70-unit affordable housing development in Endicott, NY, including case management and linkage to mental health and substance use treatment
Journey Program
Transitional and permanent rapid rehousing for women with a history of domestic violence, including case management, rental assistance, job training, and childcare
Rapid Rehousing Program
NY State-funded program providing rental assistance and support services to 25 homeless households in Broome County for 12-18 months
Street Outreach Program
Engages unsheltered homeless individuals across six counties, connecting them to housing, recovery services, and mainstream resources
Supportive Housing Program
Provides emergency and permanent supportive housing for homeless women and families, including Southside Manor Shelter with 66 beds and 48 permanent units at 80 Hawley Street
The Bridge Initiative
Housing and support program for mothers in recovery who have given birth to infants addicted to opioids, located at 80 Hawley Street
Young Wonders Early Childhood Center
NYS-licensed childcare center serving children from newborn to 12 years, offering infant, toddler, preschool, pre-K, and school-age programs with a focus on developmental appropriateness and family engagement
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Supportive and Emergency Housing Services 3 activities
- Conducting street outreach and housing support across multiple countiesConducts street outreach to locate and engage unsheltered homeless individuals, connecting them with support services, rapid rehousing, and permanent housing across six counties.
- Delivering rapid rehousing and supportive services for women and families experiencing homelessnessRuns the Journey Program with 40 apartments offering transitional and permanent rapid rehousing for women with a history of domestic violence, including case management, rental assistance, education, job training, childcare, and recovery service linkages. Provides rapid rehousing and supportive services—including financial assistance for utilities, transportation, and household needs—to 25 homeless households in Broome County for 12–18 months, and supports 15 homeless families at Endicott Square in Endicott, NY.
- Providing emergency shelter and transitional housing for homeless womenOperates Southside Manor Emergency Shelter at 76 Conklin Ave with 66 beds for homeless women, and provides clean, safe apartments for formerly homeless women and their dependent children. Offers stability and support to over 500 women in recovery annually.
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Community Health Fairs and Screenings 1 activity
- Facilitating access to free breast and cervical cancer screenings and educationRuns an outreach and education program to inform women about early detection of breast and cervical cancer, distributes up-to-date health information in Broome and surrounding counties, and facilitates access to no-cost mammograms and screenings through a network of community healthcare providers. Provides educational workshops and support including free transportation and childcare to reduce barriers, enabling early cancer detection for 30 women and serving 1,200 women in the community, including 78 in rural areas.
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Organizational DEI Capacity Building 1 activity
- Implementing racial justice education for staffImplements an Employee Racial Justice Education Program to increase staff understanding of racism and discrimination and build capacity to discuss these issues with children, parents, families, and colleagues.
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Early Childhood Education & Development Programs 1 activity
- Operating a licensed child care center for children from newborn to five years oldProvides year-round, NYS-licensed childcare services from 6:45am to 5:45pm, Monday through Friday, for children from newborn to five years old. The program has received a 4-star quality rating from Quality Stars NY.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$5.33M
Contributions & grants$3.65M69%
Program service revenue$1.61M30%
Investment income$35K1%
Other revenue$31K
expenses
Total expenses$5.99M
Program expenses96%
Admin / overhead3%
Fundraising1%
Salaries & benefits$3.20M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$8.08M
Cash$785K
Investments$1.00M
Liabilities$1.62M
Net assets$6.46M
Liquid reserves3.6 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -1.1%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 6
- CARRIE VERROCCHIO — DIRECTOR
- LAUREN DULA — DIRECTOR
- NICOLE SIVERS — DIRECTOR
- RANIA KHAN — DIRECTOR
- SADE SALAZAR — DIRECTOR
- STACIE HANSEN — DIRECTOR
relationships · 6
Who they work with
- Color of a person’s skin reveals only one thing… the color of a person’s skin Partner — Partner organization referenced in racial justice programming
- Community Health Care Providers Partner — Network of local healthcare providers who deliver no-cost mammograms and cervical cancer screening services through referral from the Encore Plus Program.
- Crystal Sackett Partner — Senior Project Director leading the ENCOREplus program
- Housing Visions, Inc. Partner — Partner organization that developed Endicott Square; YWCA provides supportive services to 15 homeless families at this site.
- Quality Stars NY Government — Awarded a 4-star quality rating to Young Wonders Early Childhood Center.
- Young Wonders Partner — On-site early childhood education program providing Pre-K and preschool services at the YWCA.
strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Barrier Reduction for Health Accessmethodology: barrier_reductionBy eliminating structural barriers such as transportation and childcare, the organization increases access to critical cancer screening services, because practical support directly enables marginalized women to utilize preventive care.
- Family-Centered Care with Collaborative Engagementmethodology: family-centered_careBy treating families as experts and fostering open communication and collaboration, the organization strengthens child and family outcomes, because inclusive relationships build trust and improve service effectiveness.
- Recovery-Focused Housing for Mothers and Childrenmethodology: recovery-focused_housing_for_mothersBy providing targeted housing support for mothers recovering from substance use who have given birth to infants with addiction, the organization promotes maternal recovery and child well-being simultaneously, because integrated support during early recovery improves outcomes for both generations.
- Structural Racism Framework in Program Designmethodology: structural-racism-frameworkBy analyzing and addressing societal, cultural, and institutional systems of racism rather than individual bias, the organization advances racial equity in its programs, because sustainable change requires transforming systems, not just attitudes.
- Supportive Housing with Empowerment Focusmethodology: supportive_housingBy providing emergency shelter within a supportive environment, the organization enables women to rebuild their lives, because stable and empowering housing is foundational to long-term independence and personal growth.