NonprofitsHouston Galveston Institute Inc

Unclassified

Houston Galveston Institute Inc

RICHMOND, TX

Total revenue

$1.3M

Total expenses

$1.2M

Net assets

$999K

Grants received

$3.5M

25 grants

EIN

742044953

Tax year

2024

Mission

Houston galveston institute transforms lives and communities with innovative and collaborative therapy, training, and research. The organization also promotes a respectful, collaborative partnership between the learner and the teacher, and the therapist and the client, thus improving the quality and integrity of the education of mental health professionals and the services they provide. Clinical services provided by the institute offer a learning labratory for the training of psychotherapists and the development and refinement of theory and practice.

Programs

2 programs

Agency contracts & fees - social service agency contracts are with county entities and/or nonprofit entities. We provide counseling and psychotherapy for their clients. We also provide staff training, case consultation, case supervision, employee assistance, programmatic consultation, and crisis management for those agencies. Supervisory and management services of senior faculty are usually donated. The institute also donated services to other public and private state programs and provided staff training scholarships to their personnel in our training program.

Expenses: $29K

Training and research programs: family therapy, counseling, and other training programs provided by the institute served seven advanced learners (interns and postgraduate therapists under supervision) on an intensive long-term basis this year, and provided brief training and professional continuing education at low cost for over thirty mental health agency personnel. All internship training and some advanced training is provided at less than cost on a no fee scholarship basis. The institute provided staff training to a variety of other social agencies and educational institutions. The faculty of the institute made numerous professional presentations to the professional mental health community and to national and international professional and scientific associations. The faculty of the institute participated in the publication of research and clinical reports for various mental health journals and publications, and in its own online journal called the international journal of collaborative practices, which is free to all. Faculty of the institute have served as officers, editors, and editorial reviewers for numerous professional and scientific publications. School mental health: hgi has been working collaboratively to provide accessible mental health services, including identification, promotion, prevention, and intervention, to children and adolescents in schools in richmond, tx. Hgi has provided these services for many years and has built important and valuable collaborations with the schools. Currently, hgi serves pre- school, elementary, middle, and high schools. Hgi has maintained our relationship with lamar consolidated independent school district to include nine of their schools with full and part-time therapists. Avance: hgi provides consultations to teachers and parents regarding issues with preschool students in an early childhood setting. Disaster mental health: during the immediate aftermath of hurricane harvey, hgi provided leadership and clinical services for the thousands of people stranded at the george r. Brown convention center shelter. As harris and fort bend counties moved slowly into the recovery phase, hgi participated in the long-term recovery committees, received grants to provide clinical services and trained case managers and other helping professionals about the behavioral health needs of our impacted neighbors. Hgi continued to provide disaster recovery services, training and coordination for fort bend and harris county residents affected by disasters.

Expenses: $100

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$203K
Program service revenue$1.0M
Investment income$51K
Other revenue$2K
Total revenue$1.3M

Expenses

Grants paid
Salaries & benefits$853K
Fundraising$22K
Other expenses$349K
Total expenses$1.2M
Total assets$1.3M
Net assets$999K

People

7 listed

NameRoleCompensation

CARRIE KOCH

INTERIM EXE

Board

$104K

50 hrs/wk

JOHN G ZEPEDA III JD

SECRETARY

Board

0.46 hrs/wk

RICH MAHABIR

BOARD MEMBER

Board

0.69 hrs/wk

KATRINA SOWERBY MBD

TRESURER

Board

0.69 hrs/wk

SHIROZ VIRANI OD

BOARD MEMBER

Board

0.23 hrs/wk

HARLENE ANDERSON PHD

BOARD MEMBER

Board

0.23 hrs/wk

FERMIN RODRIGUEZ

BOARD PRESID

Board

10 hrs/wk

Grants received

Showing 25 of 25

FromAmountPurposeYear
$403K
MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING PROGRAMS IN RICHMOND AND LAMAR CISD
2024
$3K
ICCP training program
2024
$330K
MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING PROGRAMS IN RICHMOND AND LAMAR CISD
2023
$3K
General support
2023
$338K
MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING PROGRAMS IN RICHMOND AND LAMAR CISD
2022
$43K
WELLNESS PROGRAM SUPPORTING PROVIDERS IN FORT BEND COUNTY, FOCUSING ON RICHMOND/ ROSENBERG
2022
$15K
FINANCIAL SUPPORT-CHARITABLE
2022
$10K
TO FURTHER THE ORGANIZATION'S EXEMPT PURPOSE
2022
$1K
General support
2022
$606K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2021
$606K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2021
$355K
MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING PROGRAMS IN RICHMOND AND LAMAR CISD
2021
$304K
MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING PROGRAMS IN RICHMOND AND LAMAR CISD
2021
$3K
General support
2021
$367K
MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING PROGRAMS IN RICHMOND AND LAMAR CISD
2020
$50K
In support of counseling program serving Fort Bend County
2020
$47K
WELLNESS PROGRAM SUPPORTING LOCAL PROVIDERS IN FORT BEND, FOCUSING ON RICHMOND/ROSENBERG
2020
$15K
COVID-19 EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
2020
$10K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2020
$5K
LCISD Mental Health School Program
2020
$5K
TOWARDS SUPPORT OF GENERAL OPERATIONS IN THE WAKE OF COVID-19.
2020
$3K
General support
2020
$8K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2019
$6K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2018
$6K
FOR GRANT RECIPIENT'S EXEMPT PURPOSES
2017

Funded by

$3.5M from 8 funders · 25 grants · 2017–2024

The Henderson-Wessendorff Foundation

$2.2M · 8 grants · 2020–2024

Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund

$1.2M · 6 grants · 2017–2021

The George Foundation

$65K · 2 grants · 2020

Grose Family Foundation

$12K · 5 grants · 2020–2024

Bny Mellon Charitable Gift Fund

$10K · 1 grant · 2022

Albert & Ethel Herzstein

$5K · 1 grant · 2020

Details

EIN742044953
NTEE codeZ99Z
Subsection03
Ruling date1979-11
Formed1978
Employees40
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