NonprofitsWabanaki Public Health And Wellness Npc

Mental Health & Crisis Intervention

Wabanaki Public Health And Wellness Npc

BANGOR, ME

Total revenue

$16.1M

Total expenses

$17.5M

Net assets

$2.1M

Grants received

$3.7M

47 grants

EIN

043337456

Tax year

2024

Mission

Our mission is to provide community-driven, culturally centered public health and social services to all wabanki communities and people while honoring wabanaki cultural knowledge, cultivating innovation, and fostering collaboration.

Programs

3 programs

Wabanaki health and wellness: wabanaki health and wellness is a department within wabanaki public health and wellness that offers tribally-enrolled native americans, based in bangor, culturally sensitive case management; free hiv testing and screening; and health promotion services. Wabanaki continues to partner with cornerstone behavioral health to offer behavioral health home/ case management services. Cornerstone holds the license and performs all billing and other functions as required by licensing and contract. Wabanaki division staff are employed to provide "behavioral health home" (bhho) targeted services to both children and adults. In partnership with community housing of maine, wabanaki offers safe affordable and supportive housing to enrolled native americans. Our goal is to end homelessness and help people achieve self- sufficiency. Whw is supported by federal, state, and philanthropic grants including the samhsa tribal opioid response, peer run recovery center, mehaf capacity building, and sewall healthy people.

Expenses: $4.1M

Wabanaki healing and recovery: wabanaki healing and recovery is a department in wabanaki public health and wellness and serves as the home to our culturally-based substance use treatment programming. In 2024, wabanaki healing and recovery had two recovery homes in bangor, one for men and one for women. Construction was completed on the healing lodge and the organization continued planning work at the gathering place, both in millinocket. The organization is supported by federal and philanthropic grants including the hrsa rural communities opioid response program and mehaf grants.

Expenses: $4.1M

Operations: wabanaki public health and wellness supports the organization through financial, hr, data, and communications services. In 2024, wphw continued to provide operational and financial support for the organization. In addition, research and data evaluation was an area of focus and resulted in the creation of a research department. In addition to operating support, the organization has a long history of providing fiscal sponsorship support to other tribal organization needing financial, hr, or operational support.

Expenses: $660K

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$15.3M
Program service revenue$638K
Investment income
Other revenue$229K
Total revenue$16.1M

Expenses

Grants paid
Salaries & benefits$12.7M
Fundraising
Other expenses$4.8M
Total expenses$17.5M
Total assets$12.2M
Net assets$2.1M

People

10 listed

NameRoleCompensation

LISA SOCKABASIN

CO-CEO

Board

$186K

40 hrs/wk

REBECCA PETRIE

CO-CEO

Board

$186K

40 hrs/wk

SHARON JORDON

CO-CEO

Board

$113K

40 hrs/wk

CHIEF CLARISSA SABATTIS

DIRECTOR

Board

5 hrs/wk

SIMON WES FRANCIS

DIRECTOR

Board

5 hrs/wk

DARREN J RANCO

BOARD CHAIR

Board

5 hrs/wk

SHARON PAUL

BOARD CLERK

Board

5 hrs/wk

MARIE MITCHELL

BOARD TREASURER

Board

5 hrs/wk

DR SUE CARROLL DUFFY

CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST

Staff

$112K

40 hrs/wk

RALPH CAMMACK

DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH

Staff

$106K

40 hrs/wk

Independent contractors

WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY

CONTRACT SERVICES

$491K

Grants received

Showing 47 of 47

FromAmountPurposeYear
$554K
Human Services, Transportation, Building Repairs
2024
$100K
SUPPORTING WABANAKI PUBLIC HEALTH AND WELLNESS CEDAR ROAD (DETOX) RECOVERY SERVICES
2024
$40K
GEN OPP SUPPORT; INFRASTRUCTURE SUPP
2024
$10K
operating fund and general assistance.
2024
$5K
Subaward per Award Agreement HECB Collaborative Grant
2024
$356K
Mental Health & Crisis Intervention
2023
$100K
Increasing Connection and Reducing Barriers for Wabanaki Cancer Patients
2023
$98K
TOA is providing youth engagement services in district 2. Because the contract requires statewide staffing, subcontractors will employ district-level youth engagement staff in all other public health districts.
2023
$50K
General operating support
2023
$31K
GENERAL OPERATING
2023
$25K
WABANAKI PUB HEALTH & WELLNESS PROJECT
2023
$21K
Grant Sub-Award
2023
$15K
TO PROVIDE GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2023
$15K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2023
$13K
APPALACHIAN LANDSCAPES PROTECTION
2023
$10K
CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES
2023
$10K
Subaward per Award Agreement HECB Collaborative Grant
2023
$8K
WHOLE FAMILY SUPPORT
2023
$7K
SUPPORT OPERATIONS
2023
$450K
Cultural Education, Food Pantries
2022
$100K
TOA is providing youth engagement services in district 2. Because the contract requires statewide staffing, subcontractors will employ district-level youth engagement staff in all other public health districts.
2022
$50K
Wetamaweyi (Tobacco Prevention in Penobscot)
2022
$34K
GENERAL OPERATING
2022
$25K
WELLNESS CAPACITY BUILDING PROJECT
2022
$20K
WPHW PASSAMAQUODDY YOUTH HEALING CIRCLES
2022
$10K
Public health surveillance system
2022
$5K
SUPPORT HEALTH ISSUES
2022
$300K
CHILDHOOD HUNGER PROGRAMS
2021
$300K
CHILDHOOD HUNGER PROGRAMS
2021
$250K
FUND FOR HEALTH EQUITY
2021
$112K
TOA is providing youth engagement services in district 2. Because the contract requires statewide staffing, subcontractors will employ district-level youth engagement staff in all other public health districts.
2021
$90K
SUPPORT HEALTH ISSUES
2021
$21K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2021
$21K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2021
$10K
Public health surveillance system
2021
$10K
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
2021
$182K
Public Health, Mental Health & Crisis Intervention, COVID-19 Related Assistance
2020
$69K
TOA is providing youth engagement services in district 2. Because the contract requires statewide staffing, subcontractors will employ district-level youth engagement staff in all other public health districts.
2020
$61K
CHILDHOOD HUNGER PROGRAMS
2020
$52K
ECONOMIC MOBILITY AND SECURITY
2020
$30K
OPERATING SUPPORT
2020
$13K
food distribution programs
2020
$10K
Engagement Grant
2020
$8K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2018
$11K
GRANTS FOR CHANGE
2017

Funded by

$3.7M from 28 funders · 47 grants · 2017–2024

Maine Community Foundation Inc

$1.5M · 4 grants · 2020–2024

Share Our Strength

$661K · 3 grants · 2020–2021

The Opportunity Alliance

$379K · 4 grants · 2020–2023

Direct Relief

$250K · 1 grant · 2021

Maine Cancer Foundation

$150K · 2 grants · 2022–2023

Winifred Stevens Foundation

$100K · 1 grant · 2024

Community Catalyst Inc

$95K · 2 grants · 2021–2022

Point32Health Foundation Inc

$90K · 3 grants · 2022–2024

Details

EIN043337456
NTEE codeF99
Subsection03
Ruling date1997-06
Formed1996
Employees242
Volunteers5
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