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Nonprofits›Edgewood-Brookland Family Support Collaborative

Human Services

Edgewood-Brookland Family Support Collaborative

WASHINGTON, DC

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Total revenue

$3.6M

Total expenses

$4.0M

Net assets

$1.6M

Grants received

$718K

15 grants

EIN

522246995

Tax year

2023

Mission

The Edgewood Brookland Family Support Collaboratives mission is to strengthen families and build vibrant communities. E/BFSC was founded in 1996 and has evolved over the past 20 years as a key community-based resource for families and provides a range a family strengthening, workforce development, housing stabilization and school based programs.

Programs

3 programs

Housing and Homeless Services: The Collaborative conducts programs that assist homeless families in Washington, DC to obtain and maintain safe and stable housing through the provisions of temporary services that advance and support the families efforts to increase self-sufficiency.

Expenses: $1.3M

School Based Services - The Collaborative integrates supportive services into the school environment and uses established partnerships to provide well-rounded educational opportunities to meet the social, emotional, physical and mental health, and academic needs of students. This work is done in collaboration with our designated schools to identify barriers to attendance and learning and provide essential resources to promote student and family success.

Expenses: $341K

Workforce Development: The Collaborative conducts programs that assist families and individuals in Washington, DC to become more self- sufficient by increasing education attainment and removing social barriers to secure employment. All programs provide educational and employment readiness opportunities, job placement, post-employment retention and supportive services.

Expenses: $198K