NonprofitsKennebec Valley Mental Health Center

Mental Health & Crisis Intervention

Kennebec Valley Mental Health Center

WATERVILLE, ME

Total revenue

$45.0M

Total expenses

$41.6M

Net assets

$19.0M

Grants received

$2.1M

33 grants

EIN

010265559

Tax year

2023

Mission

The mission of kennebec behavioral health is to promote the well-being of children, adults and familiies who experience mental illness, emotional or developmental difficulties, or behavioral challenges.

Programs

3 programs

Psychiatric medication management program - services help identify psychiatric or psychosocial problems, and recommendations are made regarding appropriate management and referrals, typically coordinated with primary-care providers. Among the services provided: appropriate medical prescriptions, medication monitoring, review, supports and evaluation of possible medication side effects.

Expenses: $7.6M

Supported housing services - independent, supported and transitional community-housing options for persons with mental illness. Housing units provide income-eligible consumers with housing, community-wide resources and access to agency programs and services. The agency's housing services include community living for homeless mental health consumers who need support in maintaining stability.

Expenses: $6.7M

Vocational clubhouse program: the clubhouse model of psychiatric rehabilitation is used at the capitol clubhouse in augusta, the high hopes clubhouse in waterville, village clubhouse in topsham and looking ahead clubhouse in lewiston. Their mission is to improve the quality of life for adults who experience mental illness by providing social, educational and employment opportunities. The clubhouses help support members with overcoming barriers to employment by offering services such as job development, job placement, job coaching and job support. The multi-systemic therapy program is provided to children and family members in their homes. The program addresses serious issues that, if unresolved, could lead to a child's removal from the home. Multi-systemic therapy helps identify, support and strengthen the family's skills and resources to meet the needs of the child and family. This therapeutic technique is designed to reduce out-of-home placements through the use of intensive in-home and community-based interventions. Home community treatment services provides an intensive, time-limited home and community-based intervention service for families experiencing difficulties and/or conflict. The program provides safe, appropriate, therapeutic contact between children and parents who have been separated. Kennebec behavioral health's school based program provides clinical services within a child's academic setting so that children do not have to leave school or miss after school activities in order to receive clinical treatment. This program is available in schools throughout central and midcoast maine. The substance use disorder program helps adults, adolescents and families whose lives have been disrupted by harmful relationships with abused substances. The program provides integrated services for people who have mental health concerns co-occurring with substance-use disorder. The independent housing program offers independent housing units which provide income-eligible consumers with housing and access to kennebec behavioral health programs and services and other community services. The program also manages two rental subsidy programs for eligible individuals that pay a monthly rent subsidy to local landlords to eligible consumers helping to reduce their housing costs. Adult and youth homeless outreach services include outreach and engagement, assessment, case-management linkage with housing and supports and linkages to mainstream resources. Outpatient services: counseling and therapy services for adults and children at agency facilities. Telecounseling is also offered for clients based on preference. Opioid health home-skowhegan: screening/assessment, medication management, treatment, office visits and recovery support for people with opioid use disorder.

Expenses: $17.1MGrants: $2.0M

Financials

FY 2023

Revenue

Contributions & grants$6.9M
Program service revenue$37.3M
Investment income$377K
Other revenue$394K
Total revenue$45.0M

Expenses

Grants paid$2.0M
Salaries & benefits$29.4M
Fundraising
Other expenses$10.3M
Total expenses$41.6M
Total assets$28.0M
Net assets$19.0M

People

12 listed

NameRoleCompensation

GUY COUSINS

VICE PRESIDE

Board

2 hrs/wk

KAREN NORMANDIN

PRESIDENT/SE

Board

2 hrs/wk

CATHRYN STRATTON

DIRECTOR

Board

1 hrs/wk

THOMAS MCADAM MBA

CEO

Board

JOSEE SHELLEY CPA

CFO

Board

CAROL AXTELL

DIRECTOR

Board

1 hrs/wk

DAVID BUCKNAM

DIRECTOR

Board

1 hrs/wk

ARLENE C ALMAZAN MD

MEDICAL DIRE

Staff

$318K

40 hrs/wk

TERESA HERMIDA MD

PSYCHIATRIST

Staff

$298K

40 hrs/wk

JANINE D TAYLOR MD

CHILD PSYCHI

Staff

$259K

20 hrs/wk

EMIL BUKHER NP

NURSE PRACTI

Staff

$242K

40 hrs/wk

PAIGE MCINERNEY DO

CHILD PSYCHI

Staff

$228K

32 hrs/wk

Independent contractors

HART CONSULTING

SUB-CONTRACTOR

$131K

ASCENT SERVICES PC

SUB-CONTRACTOR

$130K

RUMFORD GROUP HOMES INC

SUBCONTRACTOR

$116K

MST ASSOCIATES

TRAINING

$106K

Grants received

Showing 33 of 33

FromAmountPurposeYear
$38K
MENT HEALTH/HOMELESS
2024
$14K
Community Mental Health Centers
2024
$4K
General Operating Support
2024
$91K
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
2023
$91K
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
2023
$28K
MENT HEALTH/HOMELESS
2023
$19K
Mental Health Treatment
2023
$350
FOR HEALTH & NURSING SERVICES
2023
$105K
SEE PART IV FOR STMT
2022
$52K
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
2022
$23K
Community Mental Health Centers
2022
$14K
TREATMENT PROGRAM
2022
$100K
SEE PART IV FOR STMT
2021
$56K
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
2021
$10K
For recipient's exempt purpose
2021
$133K
SEE PART IV FOR STMT
2020
$64K
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
2020
$25K
TREATMENT PROGRAM
2020
$24K
Community Mental Health Center, COVID-19 Related Assistance
2020
$15K
Home & Community-Based Treatment Program
2020
$10K
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
2020
$5K
General Operating Support
2020
$201K
To support the programmatic operations of the organization consistent with their exempt purposes.
2019
$70K
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
2019
$10K
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
2019
$124K
To support the programmatic operations of the organization consistent with their exempt purposes.
2018
$12K
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT
2018
$134K
To support the programmatic operations of the organization consistent with their exempt purposes.
2017

Funded by

$2.1M from 11 funders · 33 grants · 2017–2024

Kmha Foundation Inc

$796K · 6 grants · 2017–2022

Donor Advised Charitable Giving Inc

$619K · 1 grant · 2022

Healthy Acadia

$425K · 6 grants · 2019–2023

United Way Of Kennebec Valley

$104K · 4 grants · 2020–2024

Maine Community Foundation Inc

$80K · 4 grants · 2020–2024

United Way Of Mid-Maine

$32K · 3 grants · 2018–2020

Davis Family Foundation

$15K · 1 grant · 2020

Details

EIN010265559
NTEE codeF80Z
Subsection03
Ruling date1964-11
Formed1964
Employees470
Volunteers61
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