Saint Francis Ministries Inc

Texas family & children services in fiscal year 2023-2024, saint francis ministries purchased the entire brentwood campus, site of our qualified residential treatment programs (qrtp), and began the renovation of multiple structures in preparation of consolidating all our lubbock area programs and services in one location. The organization also provides foster care and family centered treatment services in the state, as well as serving 71 panhandle counties as the single source continuum contractor (sscc) provider. In fiscal year 2023-2024, the organization's impact included 240 children who found a forever home, 225 children reunited with family, and 1,731 children served through foster care. Note: the organization also incurred additional expenses of $8,292,060 not shown above as they were classified as management and general for functional expense purposes on p.10.

Nebraska family & children services the organization serves the state of nebraska from sites in grand island, north platte and omaha providing foster care, family preservation, fatherhood fire and family centered treatment services. In fiscal year 2023-2024, the organization's impact included 312 youth served through in-home prevention, 116 families served through in-home prevention, and 482 children served through foster care. Note: the organization also incurred additional expenses of $1,628,076 not shown above as they were classified as management and general for functional expense purposes on p.10.

Family & children services in other states: saint fransis ministries also has a presence in the states of arkansas, ohio and oklahoma where the organization provides foster care, family preservation, and family centered treatment services. In mississippi, the organization provides services to adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (idd) that include both residential programs and day services. In fiscal year 2023-2024, the organization's impact included 277 families served through in-home prevention resulting in 94% of those families staying together, 146 children served through foster care, and 57 adults served through idd programs. Note: the organization also incurred additional expenses of $2,451,447 not shown above as they were classified as management and general for functional expense purposes on p.10.