Human Services
Elwyn Of Pennsylvania And Delaware
ELWYN, PA
Total revenue
$304.6M
Total expenses
$299.4M
Net assets
$14.7M
Grants received
$17.5M
26 grants
EIN
231352117
Tax year
2023
Mission
In 1852, the elwyn organization made a promise to enrich the quality of life for individuals with diverse challenges. Today, we are proud to be the national leader in education, treatment, and support services to children and adults with autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and related behavioral health challenges. Every decision we make prioritizes the well-being of the individuals we support. We invest in unrivaled excellence, enduring engagement, and compassionate care to shape a world in which people with developmental and behavioral health challenges experience equity, opportunity, and happiness.
Programs
2 programs
Idd services (residential, work & day programs) idd services includes comprehensive support in both group homes and non-residential programs. Residential services elwyn's community residential services (crs) is a multi-tiered, home-based program that provides varying levels of care, from 24-hour supervision to fewer than 30 hours per week. Key features include: - individual support plans (isps) developed by interdisciplinary teams - specialized homes for individuals with complex behavioral and medical needs - behavioral support plans (bsps) for clients requiring enhanced clinical oversight - life-sharing and in-home supports for individuals living independently or with family in-home supports include companionship, assistance with finances, and life skills coaching. Services also include coordination of medical care, medication, transportation, training, vacations, and respite care. Day programs, supported employment & elwyn industries adults over age 21 in elwyn's idd service line engage in a variety of day programs, ranging from center-based services to community involvement and volunteer opportunities. Highlights include: - supported employment: job placement and coaching, with counselors assisting in job searches, on-the-job training, and logistical support (e.g., transportation). - elwyn industries: participation in the federal abilityone program, offering paid work experiences to help individuals build job readiness and soft skills. Intermediate care facilities (icf/id) elwyn provides facility-based residential options for individuals with intellectual disabilities and complex medical needs. Programs emphasize: - individualized plans tailored to each person's strengths and needs - active treatment to foster independence - pathways to less restrictive environments when appropriate
Adult behavioral health elwyn offers a comprehensive range of mental health services for adults in delaware, philadelphia, and dauphin counties, through both community-based and residential programs. Community-based services elwyn's outpatient clinics provide: - psychiatric evaluations - treatment planning - medication management - individual, group, and family therapy the organization also offers recovery support services and is the sole provider of mobile crisis services in delaware county. These services provide rapid, community-based psychiatric support to divert individuals from unnecessary hospitalizations. Elwyn also delivers mobile crisis services in parts of philadelphia. Elwyn operates a community integrated recovery center (circ) in west philadelphia, a dually licensed facility offering psychiatric rehabilitation and outpatient services for adults with chronic mental illness and limited support systems. Residential services elwyn supports over 100 individuals through various residential programs, including: - a 16-bed residential treatment facility (rtf) for adults with co-occurring psychiatric and developmental disorders - an 8-bed crisis response unit - personal care homes for adults with severe and persistent mental illness - supported living arrangements and community residential rehabilitation (crr) programs in delaware, dauphin, and philadelphia counties these programs are designed to promote recovery, stability, and greater community integration.
Financials
FY 2023
Revenue
Expenses
People
19 listed
CHARLES S MCLISTER
PRESIDENT/CEO
$685K
20 hrs/wk
LEONARD J KIRBY
SVP/COO
$386K
15 hrs/wk
NIKOLE CABREY
SVP/CFO
$349K
15 hrs/wk
WILLIAM EMMET
VICE CHAIR
—
1 hrs/wk
JAMES SEBRA
CHAIR
—
1 hrs/wk
ANDREA ANANIA
TREASURER
—
1 hrs/wk
ALAN WICHLEI
SECRETARY
—
1 hrs/wk
DR KURT MICELI
SVP ADULT BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
$417K
22.5 hrs/wk
CHARLES NAUS
SVP/CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER
$336K
25 hrs/wk
JENNIFER STRYKER
SVP/CHIEF STRATEGY OFFICER (AS OF 02/2024)
$322K
25 hrs/wk
LAUREN MOORE
PSYCHIATRIST
$314K
40 hrs/wk
REGINA MACKENZIE
SVP/GENERAL COUNSEL
$300K
25 hrs/wk
BRUCE M RICE JR
SVP OF IDD
$273K
22.5 hrs/wk
VERONICA WILLIAMS
VP CHILDREN'S SERVICES
$241K
45 hrs/wk
MARGUERITE KRAFTSON
SVP OF ADVANCEMENT
$233K
20 hrs/wk
COLLEEN FERNANDEZ
NURSING SUPERVISOR
$222K
83.5 hrs/wk
STACIE JOHNSON
VP EE ENGAGEMENT & DEVELOPMENT
$210K
45 hrs/wk
DAVID BOWERS
VP CORPORATE FINANCE/CONTROLLER
$205K
25 hrs/wk
DEBRA M PAUL CPA MBA
FORMER CFO
$33K
0Independent contractors
DYNAMICARE LLC
EARLY INTERVENTION
NYMAN ASSOCIATES INC
EARLY INTERVENTION
SLH TECH LLC
TEMPORARY STAFFING
KIDS AND FAMILY INC
EARLY INTERVENTION
US MEDICAL STAFFING INC
TEMPORARY STAFFING
Grants received
Showing 26 of 26
Funded by
$17.5M from 13 funders · 26 grants · 2017–2024
$17.2M · 6 grants · 2017–2023
$56K · 5 grants · 2020–2024
$50K · 1 grant · 2020
$44K · 4 grants · 2020–2022
$23K · 1 grant · 2017
$16K · 2 grants · 2020–2021
$10K · 1 grant · 2021
$10K · 1 grant · 2018