irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $7.68MRESIDENTIAL SERVICES-THE AGENCY OPERATES COMMUNITY RESIDENCES PRIMARILY FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS.
- #2 $4.32MOUTPATIENT SERVICES-THE AGENCY OPERATES AND PROVIDES OUTPATIENT, DAY TRAINING, VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION AND CLINICAL SERVICES PRIMARILY FOR MENTALLY DISABLED PEOPLE.
named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
Adult Protective Services (APS)
State-mandated services for individuals with mental or physical impairments who are unable to protect themselves from abuse, neglect, or exploitation.
Behavioral Health Care Coordination
Consumer-directed, recovery-oriented care coordination that helps individuals manage their health, live self-directed lives, and access needed services.
Mobile Outreach
Offers temporary case management and mental health treatment while linking individuals to long-term providers of their choice.
Outpatient Services
Provides day training, vocational rehabilitation, and clinical services to support recovery and independence for individuals with mental illness.
Residential Services
Operates community residences for individuals with mental illness, providing stable housing and support in Queens, NY.
activities · 8 groups
What they do
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Elder Abuse and Legal Advocacy Services 1 activity
- Adult Protective Services (APS) for vulnerable adultsProvides state-mandated Adult Protective Services to adults 18+ with mental and/or physical impairments in Queens, Manhattan, Brooklyn, and across NYC. Implements interventions for at-risk individuals unable to perform daily living activities or protect themselves from harm, including investigations of abuse/exploitation, emergency support, petitions for guardianship, and referrals to law enforcement and crisis services.
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Comprehensive Care Management Services 1 activity
- Community-based case management and care coordinationDelivers comprehensive case management, care coordination, and mobile outreach services to adults with serious mental illness and/or chronic health conditions across New York City. Includes weekly in-home counseling, needs assessments, health promotion, transitional care, family support, and coordination among healthcare providers to support integrated care plans.
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Mobile Mental Health Crisis Intervention 1 activity
- Crisis intervention and respite servicesOperates a crisis respite center offering short-term, non-hospitalization support for up to 28 days for individuals experiencing psychiatric or emotional crises. Delivers timely community-based interventions for those newly entering or re-engaging with behavioral health treatment, aiming to reduce emergency room visits and inpatient hospitalizations.
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Direct Mental Health Counseling and Support Services 1 activity
- Intake and referral services for mental health supportProvides intake services via a dedicated phone line for individuals seeking mental health support. Conducts referrals to psychiatric evaluation, medical examination, home care, Medicaid recertification, Meals on Wheels, Mobil Crisis, Guardian ad Litem, and other essential community and social services.
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Outpatient Mental Health Clinic Services 1 activity
- Outpatient mental health and clinical servicesProvides outpatient treatment through an OMH-licensed clinic in Jamaica, NY, including short-term therapy, crisis care, psychiatric evaluation, medication management, mental status exams, and nursing services. Offers individualized recovery programs integrating clinical treatment and rehabilitation using evidence-based practices.
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Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Recovery Services 1 activity
- Peer-led recovery and empowerment servicesOperates a peer-run Empowerment Center that provides individual and group peer support focused on economic stability, social inclusion, and health promotion. Offers consumer-directed, recovery-oriented care coordination to help individuals achieve self-direction and personal goals.
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Supportive Housing for Mental Illness 1 activity
- Residential and supported housing services for individuals with serious mental illnessOperates community residences, group living programs with 24-hour staff support, and supported apartment living in Queens, the Bronx, and Nassau County. Provides rental subsidies, housing-based case management, furnishings, and assistance with landlord negotiations to promote independent living for individuals with serious mental illness.
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Workforce Readiness Training 1 activity
- Vocational rehabilitation, education, and employment supportOffers educational programming including literacy, GED preparation, college education, and technical training. Provides job readiness training, competitive employment opportunities through the Turn the Page…Again bookstore, job placement, and ongoing employment support for individuals with serious mental illness.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$48.05M
Contributions & grants$515K1%
Program service revenue$45.43M95%
Investment income$1.56M3%
Other revenue$548K
expenses
Total expenses$44.59M
Program expenses89%
Admin / overhead10%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$24.04M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$60.31M
Cash$6.21M
Investments$13.50M
Liabilities$34.88M
Net assets$25.43M
Liquid reserves5.3 mo
6 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue +12.3%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
paid leadership · 8
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| LARRY S GRUBLER PSYD | CEO | 34 | $357K |
| DANIEL DONOGHUE | COO | 35 | $327K |
| RANDY VIVONA | CFO | 34 | $303K |
| REBECCA CARCANA | PSYCHIATRIST NURSE | 35 | $280K |
| RICHARD TREAT | PSYCHIATRIC NURSE | 35 | $254K |
| LESLIE LUSTERMAN | ASSOC. DIR OF SHP & RESIDENT | 35 | $252K |
| PETER AMATO | ASSOCIATE DIR OF COMPLIANCE | 35 | $213K |
| JOYETTA GORDON | ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR | 35 | $189K |
board members · 7
- ABBEY F GOLDSTEIN ESQ — PRESIDENT
- ANITA MANCINI LCSW — BOARD MEMBER
- CAROL A PACIFICO — SECRETARY
- JOEL MELTZER — BOARD MEMBER
- MARC MUNFA — BOARD MEMBER
- PAUL D WILSON — TREASURER
- VLADIMIR GASCA MD — VICE PRESIDENT
relationships · 34
Who they work with
- Adult Protective Services Government — Provides state-mandated Adult Protective Services as part of community-based case management programming.
- Astoria Federal Savings Bank Partner — Former employer of board member Carol A. Pacifico, where she managed community relations and charitable contributions for over 25 years
- Bleuler Psychotherapy Center Partner — Collaborates through Dr. Sasha Soon, a member of the TSI CARES advisory board and Senior Director of Community Partnerships & Regulatory Affairs at Bleuler.
- CORT Partner — Partner organization represented on the TSI CARES advisory board by Marilyn Ticktin, Housing Account Specialist.
- Catholic Charities Partner — Former employer of board member Anita Mancini, where she worked in a Continuing Day Treatment Program for individuals with chronic mental illness
- Community Care Rx Partner — Partner organization represented on the TSI CARES advisory board by Irien Moawad, President of Pharmacy Services and Compliance.
- Dime Community Bank Partner — Partner organization represented on the TSI CARES advisory board by Konstantina Foukas, Vice President and Branch Manager.
- District Attorney Partner — Refers allegations of exploitation and abuse to the District Attorney for legal action.
- ERA Group Partner — Partner organization represented on the TSI CARES advisory board by Rod Ganis, Consulting Partner.
- Golden Gala Partner — TSINY's next event, indicating an organizational association or partnership.
- Holliswood Hospital Partner — Former employer of board member Anita Mancini, where she held several positions in the Marketing Department
- Intake Department Partner — Department responsible for handling inquiries and applications for the Supported Housing Program.
- Meals on Wheels Partner — Refers eligible clients to Meals on Wheels for home-delivered meals.
- Mobil Crisis Partner — Refers clients to Mobil Crisis for urgent mental health or safety support.
- Morgan Stanley Partner — Partner organization represented on the TSI CARES advisory board by Matthew Thompson, Senior Vice President.
- Mount Sinai School of Medicine of New York University Partner — Professional affiliation through Elmhurst Hospital, where board member Dr. Vladimir Gasca completed psychiatric specialization and holds leadership roles in Behavioral Health Services
- NYPD Partner — Refers allegations of exploitation and abuse to NYPD for investigation and action.
- National Alliance on Mental Illness Partner — Connects individuals to NAMI (nami.org) for peer support, education, and advocacy in mental health.
- New York City Government — Contract partner for delivering community-based mental health services.
- New York City Government — Program operates within New York City and aligns services to city-wide healthcare access goals.
- New York State Office of Mental Health Government — Works with OMH (omh.ny.gov) as a state-affiliated entity to deliver mental health services.
- Northwell Health Partner — Professional affiliation through Zucker Hillside Hospital, where board member Anita Mancini serves as Advisor, Business Development
- Office of Mental Health (OMH) Government — TSINY's Crisis & Counseling Center is licensed by OMH, indicating regulatory and operational affiliation.
- Queens Chamber of Commerce Partner — Partner organization represented on the TSI CARES advisory board by Brendan Leavy, Business Development Manager.
- Ryan and Janowsky Financial Strategies Group Partner — Partner organization represented on the TSI CARES advisory board by Peter Janowsky, Co-Founder and Managing Director.
- Solarus Technologies Partner — Partner organization represented on the TSI CARES advisory board by Michael Halperin, Chief Operating Officer.
- St. Vincent’s Hospital Partner — Former employer of board member Anita Mancini, where she worked in an inpatient substance abuse detox/rehabilitation program
- State of New York Government — Contract partner for delivering community-based mental health services.
- Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Government — References SAMHSA (samhsa.gov) as a key resource for national mental health and substance use support.
- Supportive Housing Network of New York Partner — Collaborates with SHNNY to support access to supportive housing for individuals with mental health needs.
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strategies · 3
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.
- Integrated, Holistic Care Coordinationmethodology: integrated_care_coordinationBy addressing mental health, physical health, substance use, and social needs through individualized, coordinated planning, we improve wellness and reduce avoidable healthcare utilization because interconnected needs require unified, wraparound solutions.
- Peer-Led Community Integration Modelmethodology: peer_led_recoveryBy using peer-run services and community-based outreach, we reduce reliance on institutional care and improve social inclusion because lived experience strengthens trust, engagement, and access to natural supports critical for recovery.
- Recovery-Oriented, Person-Centered Care Modelmethodology: recovery_oriented_careBy centering client autonomy, self-direction, and personal goals in care planning, we promote sustained mental health recovery and community integration because individuals are more engaged and empowered when they lead their own recovery process.