2022 CHRIS 180 Annual Report

2022 Board of Directors CHAIR Julia Houston Equifax

TREASURER Ana Amato Protiviti

VICE CHAIR Jay Bernath C&S Wholesale Meats

SECRETARY Cyril Turner Delta Air Lines (Retired)

Isys Caffey-Horne, Stripe Theory

Paula “Lala” Larson, Dugan Unlimited

Emily Chambers, Tegna

Marybeth Leamer, Cox Enterprises (Retired)

Lori B. Chennault, Georgia-Pacific

Pascal R. Lewis, Delta Air Lines

Kathy Colbenson, CHRIS 180

Maney Mazloom, MSAC Charitable Fund

Lenore Cusick, CIBC Private Wealth Management

Terrin McKay, Community Volunteer

Dan Diffley, Alston & Bird

Araya Mesfin, UBS

Todd Ellis, KMPG

Condace Pressley, WSB-TV

April Estes, PwC

Sheila Ray, Cadence Bank

Deirdra Glover, Conserte Consulting

Terry Russell, Stanley Martin Homes (Retired)

Bo Keatley, Savills US

Maria Smith, Federal Reserve Bank

Rob Kight, Delta Air Lines (Retired)

Steve Tedder, Live Oak Capital Partners

Michael Lammons, KPMG

Rebecca Woods, Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Leadership

2022 Advisory Council CO-CHAIR Chad Duncan Accenture

CO-CHAIR Martha A. Pacini LEO A DALY

Chris Arrington, Truist Bank

Bertram L. Levy, Arnall Golden Gregory LLP

Alice Ball, Community Volunteer

Mark Lindenbaum, JLL Capital Markets

Sheryl G. Bear, PhD, Private Practice

Valarie W. Mackey, WrightNow Solutions

Honorable T. Jackson Bedford, Jr., Fulton County Government

Todd Markle, Court of Appeals of Georgia

Patty Bedford, Community Volunteer

Malcom McComb, CBRE

Kathy Bremer, BoardWalk Consulting

Kristen McGuffey, Serta Simmons Bedding

Kaeley Brown, Snap Inc.

Nandy Millner, Merrill Lynch Private Bank

Ann Cramer, Coxe Curry & Associates

Erika Montag, Community Volunteer

D.J. Dammann, Cricket Wireless

Bill Muller, Community Volunteer

Derin B. Dickerson, Alston & Bird LLP

Susan O’Farrell, BlueLinx (Retired)

Carolyn C. Donnelly, CIBC

John D. Olsen, ManifestRx

Ken Felts, NFP Executive Benefits

Robert Partee, Community Volunteer

Sharon W. Fluker, Consultant

Claudia Patton, Edelman (Retired)

Kurt A. Ford, Delta Air Lines

Brooke Pendleton, Community Volunteer

Susan K. Fulginiti, Georgia-Pacific

Kerri L. Sauer, Sia Partners

Mary Hare, Community Volunteer

Amanda Rosseter Schab, PNC

Robert S. Harkey, Delta Air Lines (Retired)

Deborah J. Sessions, Wipfli LLP (Retired)

Steve Hart, HLGstudio

Arnie Silverman, Silverman CPM

Mona Harty, Delta Air Lines

Andrea N. Smith, Scholarship America

Marc Heilweil, Gratus Capital

Carla C. Smith, American Heart Association

Theodore Hutcheson, Delta Air Lines

Chuck Sparrow, Jabian Consulting

Melissa Jewkes, Community Volunteer

Thomas Watson, Hyundai Capitol

Jonathan Karron, Sandy Hook Promise

Sheila Weidman-Farley, Georgia-Pacific

J.D. Kellum, Keller Williams Realty

Mark Weinstein, Brightwell Talent Solutions

Cassandra Kirk, Chief Judge Fulton County Magistrate Court

Bre West, The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.

Kip N. Kirkpatrick, Alston & Bird LLP (Retired)

Karen Wilbanks, The Robert & Polly Dunn Foundation

Dr. James Kohler, Emory University School of Medicine

Frank Wrenn, III, Habitat for Humanity International

The Road to Resilience As we look back at 2022, we reflect on how much was accomplished! A new Strategic Planning process re-affirmed our goals: Employer of Choice, Provider of Choice and Financial Sustainability and updated strategies and tactics were created, including re-organization of our leadership structure, re-alignment of programs and selection of new systems for financial management and electronic health records for implementation in 2023 and 2024, respectively.

Both systems will increase efficiency and enable more comprehensive analytics and data collection. To address workforce shortages and turnover while enhancing clinical care, we embarked on the process of addressing salary structure and invested in internal supervision and training to ensure a mission-driven, trauma-informed culture committed to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging. Our leadership team was immersed in a series of workshops provided by Yardstick Management focused on recognizing and addressing bias, microaggressions, and building a culture of trust with all staff engaged in versions of these trainings.

As we faced the continuing mental health crisis in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, the rise in social unrest, the increase in community violence, and the fact that one in five of Georgia children lost a caregiver during COVID-19, as well as changes in Georgia’s foster care and mental health systems, the need for CHRIS 180’s trauma informed counseling, substance use, Wraparound services and community violence prevention services came starkly to the forefront. CHRIS 180 continued the transition of residential foster care services from group homes to our rapidly growing therapeutic foster care program. We also won two awards to begin a violence reduction program for teens in schools and community and a City of Atlanta contract to expand Cure Violence Atlanta from Zone 3 into Zone 4.

Working together, CHRIS 180’s Board of Directors and organizational leadership evaluated the opportunity to apply for a Substance and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) grant to become a Certified Community Behavioral Health Center (CCBHC). CHRIS 180 was the only private provider in Georgia to win this award. The CCBHC designation will provide CHRIS 180 with additional tools to better address the impact of the social determinants of health that have become so much more visible in recent years and will provide a more sustainable payment source. In addition, through a competitive bidding process at the end of our five year contract, the Fulton County Department of Behavioral Health awarded CHRIS 180 a 10-year renewable contract to provide behavioral health services to more children and young adults as a part of the Fulton County Behavioral Health Network, In addition, we began the process of consolidating our Wraparound services, increasing school-based mental health and expanding substance use services to include medication-assisted treatment.

Thank you for your support of our critical work. Together, we can achieve our mission of healing children, strengthening families and building community.

Kathy Colbenson, LMFT President & CEO

Julia Houston 2022 Board Chair

CHRIS 180 Leadership

Kathy Colbenson, LMFT President & CEO Dr. Anne Cornell, PhD, LPC Chief Clinical Officer Elizabeth Goldberg, MA Chief Development Officer Chaundra Luckett Chief Marketing Officer Nina Mena, MD Chief Medical Officer Matthew Mitchell, SPHR, SHRM-SCP Chief People Officer Kimberly Spriggs-Wicker, MBA Interim Chief Financial Officer Ashleigh Dennis-Silas, LPC, CPCS VP, Mental Health & Wellness Kathy Keeley Interim VP, Training Brittney Walters, LCSW VP, School-Based Mental Health

EXIT 180 FINDING HEALING: COUNSELING STORIES AND NUMBERS

KEY RESULTS 9,417 received counseling across CHRIS 180 locations Homicides down 16% since the inception of Cure Violence Atlanta

School-Based Mental Health helped 1,857 students across 76 schools in Metro Atlanta

18,407

Total Helped and Trained

2,684 individuals received intensive care through Wraparound programs 532 families supported through Outreach and Community Housing 189 youth experiencing homelessness were helped by the Drop-In Center Substance Use Services helped 1,368 people

4,775 trained through the CHRIS Training Institute

49 residents and interns helped patients in the Northside Hospital System through the Institute for Spiritual Health

More than 60% of individuals helped throughout CHRIS 180 have an Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) score of 4 or more

1,642 community members attended healing circles Summit Trail Apartments provided safe homes and support for 79 young adults and 12 children In 2022, CHRIS 180 operated traditional foster homes, homes for siblings in foster care and foster-to-adopt homes for 54 youth

THE ROAD TO HEALING: SCHOOL-BASED MENTAL HEALTH CHRIS 180’s School-Based Mental Health program steps in to help youth dealing with challenges by providing therapy and support to students and teachers at more than 75 schools throughout Metro Atlanta—including Cynthia, a 13-year-old struggling with depression and post-traumatic stress.

When Cynthia first connected with a CHRIS 180 therapist, she felt hopeless and had no plans for her future. After six months of counseling, her grades have improved and she is active, involved in sports and sleeps well at night.

“I don’t feel sad like I used to before,” Cynthia shared. “I have more energy and feel really happy now.”

Now, when asked about her hopes for the future, Cynthia shares that she plans to go to college and get a nursing degree so that she can help others.

Cynthia is just one of the 1,857 students we were able to serve this year through our relationships with Atlanta Public Schools, Fulton County, DeKalb County and Clayton County Public Schools.

THE ROAD TO REUNIFICATION: FOSTER CARE CHRIS 180’s Foster Care and Adoptions Program helps children in foster care find forever families and works to bring siblings who have been separated in foster care together.

Children are helped in small, six-bed group homes and in foster homes where individual children can find a home and siblings in foster care can be united. Adoption is the goal for some children and re-unification is the goal for others. Dee is just one example.

Before coming to CHRIS 180, Dee had been separated from his sibling for years. He struggled with significant behavioral challenges and had few coping skills. But over time, and with the help of our CHRIS 180 WRAParound team, Dee and his sibling were placed together, and his foster parents were able to help him feel safe and secure in the home and with his brother. Dee began to excel in the classroom and was even named Student of the Month at his school.

At the end of the year, Dee and his brother were reunited with their mother. Despite the trauma they have faced, they are both thriving and doing well, which is our wish for each child in our care.

THE ROAD TO RECOVERY:

Financials

SUBSTANCE USE PROGRAMS Did you know that 8 million children in the U.S. live with at least one adult with a substance use disorder?

INCOME AND EXPENSES

Contracts, Government Grants and Fees for Service Rental Income from Residential Programs

$28,757,085 $757,269

Charitable Contributions: Individual, Foundation & United Way

$4,707,948

Special Events, Net of Expenses $446,167

In-Kind Donations $355,806 Total Charitable

$5,509,921

Total Revenue

$35,016,592

Expenses Program Services

$28,493,626

Support Services

Management & General Fundraising

$4,870,121

Total Expenses

$1,145,993 $34,509,740

Net Assets Change in Net Assets

$ 453,205

Net Assets, Beginning of Year

Net Assets, End of Year

$20,034,645

$20,487,850

Your Dollars at Work 17%

Management, General, & Fundraising

83%

Programs and Services

Katy was removed from her home and placed with her grandma due to her mom’s substance use disorder.

Her mom, Susan, came to CHRIS 180 when she needed treatment, stability and hope—and a path to be reunited with Katy. Susan was immediately connected to our Substance Use program, where she was able to work on her recovery as well as her mental, emotional and physical health.

Through CHRIS 180’s whole-family approach, Katy and Susan’s therapists and case workers formed a Care Team.

They ensured the whole family, including Katy’s grandma, had the resources they needed to be successful and to work toward reuniting Katy with her mother. Katy’s grandma had access to support groups for caregivers of a child affected by substance use, and Katy participated in our School-Based Mental Health services.

Through trauma-informed therapy and a stable and loving community, CHRIS 180 gives children like Katy the ability to grow into healthy adults. Within three years, Susan moved from struggling with addiction to gaining independence and successfully reuniting with her daughter. Susan shared, “Having her back has given me life again and a purpose to live.”

THE ROAD TO PEACE: CURE VIOLENCE, TEEN VIOLENCE REDUCTION & SCHOOL VIOLENCE PREVENTION Youth violence is a public health crisis. In 2022 alone, 71 children under the age of 18 were shot in Metro Atlanta; at least 37 died.

In response to this growing problem, CHRIS 180 added two teen violence prevention programs in local schools and in the community on the Westside. These initiatives to reach teens, ages 12–17, before they are introduced to gang activity, become involved in violent crime, are incarcerated or killed complement CHRIS 180’s Cure Violence Atlanta program that supports 18–26-year-olds.

We are committed to saving kids in our urban cores from violence and these programs are all about prevention and intervention, a critical piece of the puzzle. All three initiatives work closely together with community partners and with families to provide necessary supports, counseling, trauma response networks, healing circles and they foster community engagement in positive activities within the community.

Through using community organizing techniques to engage in activities that will help change thinking and norms, violence will no longer be an acceptable or expected behavior for our youth.

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Programs partially funded by Department of Human Services, Department of Juvenile Justice, Georgia Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities and The Fulton County Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Disabilities.

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K & K Soul Food, Inc.

UnitedHealthcare of Georgia

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Kaiser Permanente

Waterfall Foundation, Inc.

Alston & Bird LLP

Kathleen Brooks Family Foundation

Weinstein Supporting Foundation, Inc.

Amazon

King & Spalding LLP

Wells Fargo

Amerigroup

Kiwanis Foundation of Atlanta, Inc.

WWPS, LLC.

Amerihealth Caritas

KPMG LLP

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Zeist Foundation, Inc.

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Arthur M. Blank Group

LuluMa Foundation

AT&T Georgia

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Atlanta Community Food Bank

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Atlanta Falcons

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Atlanta Women’s Health Group

McKinsey & Company, Inc.

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National Football League

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NGC Capital

Betty and Davis Fitzgerald Foundation

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Bobbie Bailey Foundation, Inc.

Olives Family Foundation

C&S Wholesale Meat Company

Panorama Global

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Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

Presbytery of Greater Atlanta

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Protiviti

CIBC Private Wealth Management

Publix Super Markets

Columbus Chamber of Commerce

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Constellation Brands, Inc.

Richard C. Munroe Foundation

Cousins Properties, Inc.

Robert and Polly Dunn Foundation

Cox Enterprises

Scott Hudgens Family Foundation

DeKalb School Employees Foundation, Inc.

Serta Simmons Bedding

Deloitte

Seyfarth Shaw LLP

Delta Air Lines, Inc.

SKK Foundation

Delta Community Credit Union

Smith & Howard

Deupree Family Foundation

Solstice Foundation Inc.

Druid Hills High School PTO Inc.

Southwire Company, LLC

Eastside United Methodist Church

Spanx

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TEGNA Foundation

Emory Alliance Credit Union

Tempus Ex Machina

Emory University

Thalia & Michael C. Carlos Foundation, Inc.

Enterprise Holdings, Inc.

Thalia N. Carlos and Chris M. Carlos Foundation

Equifax, Inc.

The Annie E. Casey Foundation

Everytown for Gun Safety

The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta

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Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority

The Coca-Cola Company

Genuine Parts Company

The Home Depot, Inc.

Georgia Natural Gas

The John and Polly Sparks Foundation

Georgia Power Company

The Junior League of Atlanta, Inc.

Georgia Power Foundation

The Kendeda Fund

Georgia-Pacific LLC

The Links, Inc

Grady Cares

The Lookout Foundation

Green Circle Demolition

The Merancas Foundation, Inc.

Holder Construction

The Naserian Foundation, Inc.

IATSE Local 161

The Rich Foundation, Inc.

IATSE Local 479

The Sara Giles Moore Foundation

J. C. Kennedy Foundation

The Stadium Neighborhoods Community Trust Fund

J.B. Fuqua Foundation, Inc.

The Wilbur and Hilda Glenn Family Foundation

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

T-Mobile

Jesse Parker Williams Foundation

Truist Financial Corp.

Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation

United Way of Greater Atlanta

THE ROAD TO STABILITY: WRAPAROUND CARE Children and youth are in crisis. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, statistics show increases in depressive symptoms, thoughts of suicide and an overall decrease in mental well-being in youth. In response, CHRIS 180 expanded its Wraparound program which provides intensive, community-based support for youth and their families with moderate to severe behavioral health needs. Working with families enables skills and techniques to be utilized, hopefully reducing the crisis and safety issues that might be impacting them.

Many of the the children involved demonstrate a high level of need and in some cases, have been in a psychiatric facility for several months as well as multi-systemic involvement with the Department of Family and Children Services, juvenile court and in some cases, special education courses at their schools.

Wraparound teams often include a licensed therapist, a care coordinator and a community behavior specialist who partner with families to create individualized plans. These plans are flexible and are provided at times and in locations such as homes and in the community to maximize success for the youth and caregiving system and create outcomes such as stabilization in school, improved grades, increased attendance, engagement in productive activities, reduction in hospitalizations, out of home placements, overall behavioral health symptoms and increased positive behaviors.

Wraparound teams have had many successes over the past year and helped over 642 children and family members successfully remain together, including families with children under the age of eight and families who have been impacted by drug use. CHRIS 180 Wraparound teams use several evidence-based programs including HighFidelity Wraparound, Multi-Systemic Therapy, Child Parent Psychotherapy and Functional Family Therapy.

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THE ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE: OUTREACH & COMMUNITY HOUSING SERVICES Makayla faced many challenges in her young life – including being homeless as a teenager. Even as a stellar athlete, obstacles threatened to take her off the path to success. One of Makayla’s basketball coaches took notice and helped connect her with CHRIS 180’s community support and youth development programs.

That support was vital to Makayla finding stable housing and obtaining employment, all while maintaining a 3.6 GPA. Makayla was the first in her family to graduate from high school and also recently graduated from the University of West Georgia.

With joy in her voice and a new sense of possibility, Makayla shared that she now feels she has the resources, confidence and support she needs to change the direction of her life.

Makayla’s story is an example of the culture of care that CHRIS 180 is dedicated to building in the communities we serve.

“The only sense of belonging I had was from my support system; my basketball coach, someone who became a mother figure in my life, and of course the amazing staff at CHRIS 180,” Makayla said. “CHRIS 180 has given me the utmost support and resources. They’ve easily become the family that I always want to make proud. They’ve constantly encouraged me to chase after whatever it is I desire.”

“I’ll always be a proud member of the CHRIS 180 family, and I’ll never forget what doors have been opened for me. I know that CHRIS 180 has me and that I belong. I feel unstoppable, and I know there’s nothing I can’t prevail over.”

In Memory of | In Honor of | In-Kind Donors GIFTS WERE MADE IN MEMORY OF

INDIVIDUALS - IN-KIND**

Scot Fincher

Ana & Greg Amato

Michael Lammons & Taylor Yarbrough

Arden’s Garden

Peter Hust

Sandra Armstead

Susan Levine

Atlanta Botanical Gardens

Jaynee Jarvis

Lois Baisden

LaSonya Lopez

Bombas Socks

Linda Myles

Angie Baker

Charlyn Madison

CDMS, Inc.

Joe Page

Tisa Barnave

Joyce McClendon

Comfort Cases

Bernice Turner

Whitney Barr

Terrin & Rich McKay

Crowne Plaza - Atlanta Perimeter

Jeneatte Barron

Liz McKenna

Dick’s Sporting Goods, Inc.

GIFTS WERE MADE IN HONOR OF

Chris Bentley

Kelly McMurray

Ernst Concrete

Jay Bernath

Steven Berner

Selma Miller

Goodr

Evie Call & Jackson Tyler

Marianela Berroa

Brenda & Mark Moore

Honeywell

Les Canty

Laquandee Brown

Kelly R. Nance

Hosea Helps

Kathy Colbenson

Katrina Callaway

Ravi Patel

Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton

Kristen Keirsey

Shelley Giberson & Ron Carmichael

Tavia Perez

Macy’s

Jamie, Ann & Gillian Kennedy

Dwain Chamberlain

Reginald Phillips

Mount Moriah Baptist Church

Patti Kish

Aziza Cook

Condace Pressley

National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Marlo Klorfein

Jacqueline Coxen

Treva Price

Office Depot

Marcia Knight & Donald Orr

Jennifer L. Coxen

Cyndi Renee

Omega Support Center

Gary Mann & Dave Paule

Terell Davis

Javarrea Robinson

Reflowering

Terrin & Rich McKay

Jessica Dempsey

Cassie Ruger

Sailorface LLC

Rev. Nancy Noblin

Pamela Dionne

Barbara Sells

Serta Simmons Bedding

Susan O’Farrell

Nadine Donahue

Keirra Sells

Souper Jenny

Martha Pacini

Gerald Dupre

Gia Styles

The Honey Pot

Terrie & Terry Russell

Charlie Ebersol

Crystal Taylor

The Ritz-Carlton, Atlanta

Laurie Silberman & Richard Zane

April & Mark Estes

Robert Taylor

The Sandwich Project

AP Thompson

Carrie Giglio

Chayncey Thompson

UPS

Brittney Walters

Rebecca Goldberg & Craig Alexandre

Anthony Thornton

VeritiaSimone LLC

Rebecca Woods

Tiffany Good

Stephanie K. Tobacco

Walmart Supercenter # 3709

Tracy Hardy

Nedra Turner

World Changers

Donor list reflects giving from January

Rebecca Hartman

Patricia West

1-December 31, 2022. We made every

Steven Hill

Patricia J. Williams

effort to ensure accuracy with this list

Jennifer Jackson

Marcella Wilson-Scarlett

and apologize for any errors or omissions.

Kenny Johnson

If you have any corrections, please email

Latina Johnson

1030development@CHRIS180.org.

Vera Jones

*Deceased **Gifts valued at $250 or more

ORGANIZATIONS - IN-KIND**

FULTON

CHRIS Counseling Center North Fulton

I-75

GA-400

CHRIS Counseling Center Gwinnett

I-85

COBB

GWINNETT

CHRIS Counseling Center DeKalb TREE House Substance Abuse Day Treatment

Gwinnett

Rock Shadow Westside Empowerment Center At-Promise – West

I-20

DOUGLAS

CHRIS Counseling Center Adamsville

Fulton Club At-Promise – House South

Gateway

Stephenson

DEKALB

Zone 3 Community Initiatives

I-20

DeKalb

At-Promise – Southwest

Gateway Fulton

I-675

FULTON

Ellenwood

I-75 I-85

CLAYTON

Key Center of Excellence, Family Preservation, Wraparound Services, Counseling Center, Integrated Health Clinic, Summit Trail Apartments and Drop-In Center

Zone 3 Community Initiatives: Cure Violence Atlanta, Trauma Response Network and Teen Violence Reduction Program

CHRIS Counseling Locations Foster Homes Gateway Foster Homes School-Based Counseling Locations

CHRIS180.org 1030 Fayetteville Road | Atlanta, GA | 30316 | 404.486.9034 @CHRIS180Advocate

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