Youth Home 2014 Fiscal Year Annual Report

2014Annual Report

Care and concern at the heart of all we do Relationships mean everything Committed with our whole heartEverything with excellence and integrity One team, one heart, one mission

Table of Contents From Our Execu ve Director 4 Mission, Vision, and Values 5 Programs and Services 6 Financial Report 11 Economic Impact 12 Events, Fundraising, and Volunteers 13 Donors 14Youth Home’s Carol Burns Smelley Administrative Building Youth Home 2014 Annual Report | 3

From the Execu ve Director Youth Home’s 2014 Fiscal Year was notable for several reasons, but most of all, for the development and implementation of a comprehensive strategic plan. In the summer of 2013 we contracted with Open Minds, a consulting group specializing in work with behavioral health organizations. Out of that consultation, we began implementing our strategic plan in early 2014. This process was driven by the realization that the health care environment is quickly changing as the Affordable Care Act moves forward. In order to be relevant in the future, Youth Home will need to decrease its dependence on Medicaid by diversifying payer sources and programming. We are also moving forward with technological resources that will help us stay on the cutting edge of service delivery. We recognized the need for services that are specific to patient diagnosis and developed specialized residential tracks around that need. While much has been done, we have really only begun. Youth Home is exploring and developing new services to provide youth, families, and adults with a strong continuum of care. There will be significant challenges, but we are excited about the opportunities that come with them. During this time of transition, the support of our friends is more important than ever. We have maximized David Napier - Executive Director the revenue potential of our current business model. As inflation continues to put stress on our operation we know now, more than ever, we can’t do this without you. And the cause is so worthwhile. Weregularly hear from adults who have been through our programs as teenagers. They tell us about their families, how well life has turned out forthem, and how Youth Home made the difference. I am driven every day by the deep conviction that every life has value. That simply meansthat every person has potential and the ability to make positive contributions to their communities. For some, it’s just more difficult to find thatpath. That’s where we step in to help. Youth Home has helped thousands find their footing in life. Your support has a direct impact on those lives.In these pages you will find some of the significant accomplishmentsof the past year. But again, there is much left to do. I am excitedabout our future and hope you will be too as all of us work togetherto equip and empower those impacted by mental illness to find thepath to their potential and the tools to follow it with confidence. Youth Home’s Colonel Glenn CampusYouth Home 2014 Annual Report | 4

Mission, Vision, and Values Committed with our whole heart The mission of Youth Home, Inc. is to equip and empower youth, adults, and families to become healthier, contribu ng members of the community by providing compassionate emo onal and behavioral care. Little Rock Soiree - March 2013 Our vision is to be recognized as a premier treatment and professional training center by offering an array“Any kid that has to go through the ugliness of individual and specialized treatment programs ledthat I’d been through is going to be affected.I spent years resisting therapy and by an extraordinary team.manipulating my mother into thinking I wasfine. At Youth Home, I was forced to open up We value Compassion, Trust, Dedication,and deal with all the hatred and anger I’d Professionalism, and Teamwork.been carrying around inside me since I wasvery young.”-Michelle Blaney, Former Youth Home Patient Youth Home 2014 Annual Report | 5

Intensive Psychiatric Residen al TreatmentYouth Home's intensive psychiatric residen al treatment facility specializes in the treatment ofemo onally and behaviorally troubled adolescents who require inpa ent therapy in a 24 hourcare se ng. This 70 bed program provides compassionate and evidence-based care foradolescents and their families. Educa onal services are provided on campus at the SiebertEduca onal Center.Youth Home offers specialized services including treatment for Reac ve A achment Disorder(RAD) and Safe Solu ons for Sexually Reac ve Children. The RAD track features mul -familygroup sessions and RAD specific treatment approaches. The Safe Solu ons track for SexuallyReac ve Children features specialized group sessions and safety planning for families.FY 14 Sta s cs 171 7.12 Months – Average Length of Stay Clients served 87% – Family Involvement .02% – Readmission Rate 90% 81 86% 29 Days – Average Time from Referral Census to Admission (Access to Care) Mobile increase in their children’s 77% assessments behavioral func oning “We wouldn’t be where we are as a family without as reported by parents the programs at Youth Home.” Discharged to less - Tyler, Tiffany, and Travis French restric ve CareYouth Home 2014 Annual Report | 6

Care and concern at the heart of all we do BENTON CARROLL BOONE BAXTER FULTON RANDOLPH CLAY WASHINGTON Youth Home’s intensive MARION IZARD SHARP GREENE psychiatric residen al SEARCY LAWRENCE treatment services are MADISON NEWTON STONE CRAIGHEAD MISSISSIPPI INDEPENDENCE located on our 52 acre CRAWFORD FRANKLIN JOHNSON VAN BUREN CLEBURNE JACKSON POINSETT campus in Pulaski County CRITTENDEN POPE on Colonel Glenn Road. CROSS Our services reach children SEBASTIAN LOGAN CONWAY WHITE WOODRUFF ST. FRANCIS FAULKNER and families across the LEE en re state. YELL PERRY PRAIRIE PHILLIPS SCOTT PULASKI LONOKE SALINE MONROE POLK MONTGOMERY GARLAND HOT SPRING GRANT JEFFERSON ARKANSAS PIKE CLARK DALLAS SEVIER HOWARD CLEVELAND LINCOLN DESHA 1-5 DREW CHICOT 6-10 43 LITTLE HEMPSTEAD NEVADA OUACHITA BRADLEY 11-20 RIVER 21 or More Coun es served CALHOUN MILLER UNION ASHLEY COLUMBIA LAFAYETTE350 Referral Sources Private Referrals Prac ce/Other 2% Division of Youth DCFS/Foster Services Care 3% Family 15% 10% Referrals for treatment at Youth Home Juvenile Agency come from a variety of sources. Our Court 45% reputa on among families, the juvenile 25% court system, and behavioral health providers in Arkansas is unparalleled. Youth Home 2014 Annual Report | 7

Campus Based ProgramsDay Treatment Cartwright HouseYouth Home’s Siebert Educa onal Youth Home's Community Residen alCenter offers day treatment Treatment provides a homelike se ng on ourservices year-round in the Charles Colonel Glenn campus for adolescent girls inA. Frueauff wing for teens who DCFS custody. Public high school, communitylive at home, yet need specialized service, and independent living skillacademic and psychiatric services. development allows pa ents to be ac veOur staff psychologist performs “The best part of the program was the way the teachers, staff, members of their community while receivingeduca onal and psychological and therapists helped me with my problems and actually cared excellent behavioral health care.tes ng for Seibert students. All about all of us.” - Youth Home PaƟent 18Seibert teachers are special educa on cer fied. The staff to FY 14 Sta s csstudent ra o in the classroom is 1:5, which promotes a posi ve,safe, and successful learning environment for children who have 9 Referrals Clients servedpreviously never experienced success in school. 6.7 Months – Average Length of Stay 30 Days – Access to Care 86% 2 Discharges to Adop ve Homes Census38 88% Summer ProgramDay Treatment Family involvement Summer months can be challenging for families without the structure andclients served in treatment support of the school se ng. Youth Home’s summer program providesFY 14 Sta s cs 29 structured, therapeu c, and fun ac vi es including volunteering for other organiza ons to keep kids on track and families engaged. 12 Months – Average Length of Stay Referrals 22 Days – Access to Care FY 14 Sta s cs 2 Gradua ng Seniors 1070 37 Clients Served $48,355 Net Revenue Hours volunteered 5,328 Program Hours Provided by summer clientsYouth Home 2014 Annual Report | 8

Off-Campus Programs One team, one heart, one missionOutpa ent Family Therapy Services Outpa ent Revenue ages 3 and up, $650,000 including adults and seniors in a comfortable environment. Treatment $609,205 $600,000contemporary family problems. The clinic is conveniently located in $550,000FY 14 Sta s cs 447 $500,000 58% Family Involvement Clients served $450,000 $470,516 9 Days – Access to Care through outpa ent $448,325 $400,000 “At Youth Home, I get to see a child and a family take a very stressful 2012 2013 2014situation, like a trauma, a major loss, something where there whole worldis turned upside-down, and through therapy, we’re able to put the pieces Strategic planning and team engagement led to a 36% increase back together and help them reclaim their family.” Darren Reeves -Outpatient and Community Services Director School-Based Therapy Services 93 School-Based Mental Health Services are designed to help Clients Served children with behavioral, emo onal, and social problems that affect their academic performance. 14 The program offers on-site therapists 62% Days Access to students and their families in local Family to Care schools. Services are provided in involvement“At Youth Home, I was around peers conjunc on with the approval of thethat cared about me and the Youth local school district.Home staff never gave up on me.”-Youth Home PaƟent Youth Home 2014 Annual Report | 9

Program Sa sfac on Program SatisfactionWho 5 4.7 am 4.5 4.35 4.27 4 3.5 3I? 2.5 2 1.5 1I am 0.5 Residen al Outpa ent/ 0 School Based Day Treatment/ Cartwrightyour next door neighbor, a church member, the lady behind you at the grocery store, or your child’s nurse.I am a working, middle class mother of three. I spend my weeks taking care of sick pa ents and my weekends taking care ofmy family. I am a regular, normal, mother who works hard and loves her children fiercely.Our story began four years ago with a phone call from the guidance counselor. She called to tell me that Maria was foundcu ng her wrist with rocks at school. We immediately began therapy. Over me, Maria just got worse and worse. Shebecame unable to par cipate in social situa ons. Eventually, she started failing in school and was unable to cope in thehome. Since then she had been hospitalized nine mes in an acute psychiatric hospital for suicide a empts, suicidalidea on, and self-harm. She is currently in her second stay at Youth Home.Youth Home has been a blessing from God for our family. The tragedy of Maria’s situa on is simply that her depression is sodebilita ng and prevents her from remaining safely in the home. Youth Home has provided a safe place for my daughter tostay and get the treatment she needs. This is priceless!!! No parent wants to bury their child or live with a child’s suicide. Iam so grateful for Youth Home and all those whose help make Youth Home a reality. - Rebecca, Youth Home ParentYouth Home 2014 Annual Report | 10

Financials Everything with excellence and integrityFinancial Posi on $259,627 $938,558 $123,4967/31/2014 $8,568,984 $139,941ASSETS $3,068,987 $183,342YOUTH HOME FOUNDATIONRESTRICTED ASSETS $25,930 DCFS - 2.40% Medicaid USDA - 1.14% $9,192,977 TOTAL ASSETS $11,663,901 Selfpay - 1.29%TOTAL LIABILITIES $262,959 Insurance - 1.69% Medicaid - 84.82% NET ASSETS $11,400,949 School Districts - 8.66%Statement of Ac vity $292,723 Program Revenue Sources $10,837,9377/31/2014 Direct Mail Employee CashREVENUE $120,976 Solicita on Dona ons $151,898 4.6% Contribu ons $11,403,534 5.2% Services Gain on Investments $11,617,332 Other Cash Other Dona ons TOTAL 20.9%EXPENSES Special Events 69.3% Fiscal Year 2014 Contribution Breakdown Youth Home 2014 Annual Report | 11

Economic ImpactYouth Home has an annual budget of $11.5 million. We provide243 jobs and equip our team members with valuable trainingand prepara on for the behavioral health field. Youth Homesupports local businesses whenever possible and is proud tohave a posi ve economic impact in our state.Strategic Planning Accomplishments $1.3mil 243 Paid to AR vendors Employees Review of website for goods and services Program commi ee created Private insurance contrac ng implemented 67% $8.5mil Mission, vision, and value statements reviewed Compensa on and updated Manager training and retreat Of Youth Home Team Annual performance evalua on review Members have a Bachelor’s Organiza onal culture evalua on Program development implementa on Degree or higher Key performance indicators created Marke ng strategy implementa on discussion $229,030 9647 Collabora on with Open Minds Training hours In charity care provided completed A+ to the community99% of Youth Home Team Membersreported that they are proud to workfor Youth Home!Youth Home 2014 Annual Report | 12

Events, Fundraising, and Volunteers Relationships mean everything SPECIAL EVENTS “Growing up, I had a healthy and Volunteers and board members make gyros stable home life. I was surrounded for the 30th annual Greek Food Festival.Casino Night & Texas Hold’em by parents, family, and friends who Tournament created an incredible supportBack to School Steak and Eggs system for me. Knowing there are Breakfast families out there who don't have the same support system as I did hasThe BancorpSouth Insurance encouraged me to become an ac ve Services Charity Golf Classic volunteer for Youth Home to help others make posi ve changes in The Next Course their lives.”- Hannah Chambers, Dove Tree Campaign Youth Home Volunteer Christmas Celebrity Karaoke Chili With a Kick EggshibiƟon 2014 The Greek Food FesƟvalVolunteer Interac ons In-Kind Dona ons $85,0002000 1,889 $80,000 $77,1811800 $75,000 $75,315 $70,0001600 $65,000 $60,000 $56,3611400 1,189 $55,00012001000 Keller Williams employees volunteered for campus $50,000 beautiϔication on their “Red Day”. 2012 2013 2014800600 626 Donors provided school To make an impact, donations400 359 supplies for the kids can be made by cash, check, credit card - in person, over200 in residential and day 860 the phone, or online. Visit treatment. www.YouthHome.org0 NUMBER OF TOTAL HOURS Donors in for more information. VOLUNTEERS FY2014 2012 2013 Youth Home 2014 Annual Report | 13

Donors 2014 Fiscal Year (July 1, 2013 - June 31, 2014)Community Partners Signal Media of Arkansas, Inc. Elliott Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Clorox Company Foundation Advocates ($500-$999) Kirk Bradshaw Shelly and Brooks Gentry Joann and Garth Martin Southwest Airlines Company Entergy The National Christian Elizabeth and Joe Bresnahan Julie Gerush Rebecca and Steven Mason103.7 FM The BUZZ Southwest Power Pool Fast Enterprises Foundation John Achor and Donna Gross Cheryl Brooks Paula Graham Paulette Graham MasseyAnnunciation Greek Orthodox Sunbelt Convention Services, Inc. First Christian Church The Original Scoop Dog Marjorie and Levi Ashcraft Kim and Jeff Brown Dorothy Graves Sharon and John Mauldin Church Sync Weekly First United Methodist Church The Pampered Chef Sara and Jim Batcheller Shari Bryan Julie and Steven Greathouse Amanda McCaulleyArkansas BlueCross BlueShield Timex Corporation Forest Park Elementary School Township Builders, Inc. Bonnie and Tom Blackmon Martha and Ben Bryant Priscilla Green Maxine McIntoshArkansas Democrat Gazette UAMS Surgical Services & UAMS Frank Fletcher Dodge Trammell Piazza Law Firm, Susan and Nicholas Brown Britt Burnette Louise and Roy Gutierrez Phoebe and Dan Miller IIIThe Arkansas Times Physical Plant Hanover Insurance Company Kathy and Doug Cahill Dr. Wade Burnside Veletta and Thomas Hall Joseph MillionArvest Bank UBS Healthcare Pharmacy P.L.L.C. Tracy and Wallace Caldwell Mary Calhoun Mary Harsh Jim MilumBancorpSouth Insurance Services Up-Link Internet Henderson United Methodist Truist Sybil and Charles Carroll Mrs. Shelly & Dr. Michael JN Hart Adam MitchellBar Louie Wilkes & McHugh, P.A. Hosto, Buchan, Prater & UBS Dr. Janet Cathey Calhoun, M.D. Mignon Hatton Patsy and DonaldBarbara Jean Ltd. Wright, Lindsey & Jennings, LLP Lawrence, P.L.L.C. US Bank Curtis Chatham and Andrea Callaway Barbara and Howard Hawes MontgomeryBen E. Keith Foods IBERIABANK VCC Shane Frazier Mark Cambiano Robert Haws Alexis MooreThe Big Red Ball Charitable Corporate Donors Jim's Razorback Pizza Vestcom Kathy and Spence Churchill Paul Cantrell Ashley and Chris Haynes Gabriel Moore Foundation, Inc. Kanis Dental Windstream Jennifer and Adam Compton Dawne and Brian Carroll Emily and Ryan Helm Benard MorganBKD, LLP ABC Financial Services, Inc. Keller Williams Realty Wright, Lindsey & Jennings LLP Nicole and Jeffery DeWitt Nancy and Bob Childress Mike Hennessey Jake NabholzThe Butcher Shop Access Rehab & Therapy Services Kraftco Building Supply, Inc. Wrightsville Employee Inc. Stacy Duckett David Clark Dr. Wayne Herbert Alan NapierCameron ACE Glass Kroger Edna and Fred Edick Roberta Clark Martha Hiett Jaclyn NapierCaterpillar, Inc Acxiom Legacy Capital Group, Arkansas Ashley Coleman William Holden Susan NicholsCentennial Bank Annunciation Greek Orthodox Liberty Mutual Group Inc. Individual Donors Mark Fortenberry Cathi Compton Riley Holman Steve NicholsonCentral Arkansas Chapter Harley Church Little Rock Allergy & Asthma Brenda Griffin Mystye Conner Molly Howard Steve Niswanger Owners Association Arkansas BlueCross BlueShield Clinic Stakeholders ($5,000+) Diana and Mike Howard Ann and Bill Cooper Gayle and Markham Howe Jean NoellCentury 21 Arkansas Community Foundation Little, Shaneyfelt, Marshall & Co. Clementine Infante Teresa and Dan Copley Dawn and Brian Itzkowitz June and William NoellClearPointe Technology Group Arkansas Game and Fish Masching Financial Group Beth and Michael Coulson Christy and Stuart Jackson Kim Coryat Suzanne Jaco-Raddle Carl NorthcuttThe Coulson Foundation Arkansas Psychiatric Services PLLC Meadors, Adams & Lee Frank Fletcher, Jr. Lisa Kennedy Joe Craig Victor Jacuzzi Patrick O'BrienCross, Gunther, Witherspoon & Arthur's Prime Steakhouse / Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates Judy and Tad Krug Nicole and Charles Crone John Jaros Chase Osborne Galchus, P.C. Oceans @ Arthur's & Woodyard, PLLC Lori Dailey Sue and Lynn Jenkins Carrie PalmerDames of Dice Arvest Bank Moore Stephens Frost Dr. Suzanne Klimberg Carolyn and Max Davis Erin Jester Francheska ParkerDerby Girls AT&T Employee Giving Campaign Mount St. Mary Academy Irene and George Davis Jason Johns Lori and Edward ParkerDillard’s BancorpSouth Insurance Services New Bethal Baptist Church Sustainer ($2,500-$4,999) Whit Knapple Jim Davis Jill Johnson Kay and Dwight PhillipsElectric Cowboy Baptist Health Niswanger Law Firm PLC Debie and Charles Deaton Julia Johnson Linda and Travis PorterEntergy Ben E. Keith Foods Northrop Grumman Christie and Steve Bardwell Mrs. Eva and Dr. James Pappas Paul Derousseau, Jr. Mark Johnson Kellie and Jeffery PowellFace Your Day Studios Berry & Associates, P.A., CPA Orthotics at Home, Inc. Ken Donald Kathy Kane Valerie PruittFamily Leisure, Inc The Big Red Ball Charitable Parker Environmental Brent Barrett Edwin Parker Steve Downey Elizabeth Kaufman Jeanne PuelmaFast Enterprises Foundation, Inc. Pro-Kids Therapy Kim and Daniel Driggers Cheryl and Rolfe Kennedy Wendy and Roger QuaidFrank Fletcher Companies BKD, LLP - CPAs & Advisors Pulaski County Treasurer Drs. Molly and Kenneth Gathright Mary Catherine Person Betty Dunn Jacqueline and John King Kelli and Jason RawnFREAKS BT Bunko Group QualChoice of Arkansas Beth Echols Florence Kingsley Laura and Darren ReevesGlazer’s Distributors of Arkansas C & C Professionals Quality Trucking Melody and Chris Piazza Pat and Dean Roberts Linda Edwards Mandy and James Knaack Robert RhodesHanover Insurance Company Cameron Quattlebaum, Grooms, Tull Pat and Lynn Wright Carol Smelley Carol and Byron Eiseman, Jr. Judy Kotlarz Rebecca and Robert RiceInviting Arkansas Capital Properties, LLC & Burrow PLLC Karen and Phillip Ellis Stephanie Krummenacker Adria RileyKATV Channel 7 CDI Contractors, Inc. Rasco Winter Abston Moore Beth Wilson Jandie and Ken Estes Robbie Lagrone Donna and Charles RobbKraftco Building Supply, Inc Centennial Bank and Associates, LLP Terri and Barry Fielder Janet Lamb Carla RobertsonLittle Rock Allergy & Asthma Clinic Central Arkansas Chapter Harley Rebecca Rice & Associates LLC Partner ($1,000-$2,499) Robert Fiser Anita LaMonica Le Ann RobertsonLittle Rock Kickball Association Owners Association Regions Bank Jane Fisher Mary and Ronald Lensin Mr. Eric McDaniel andThe Nicholson Agency Central Termite & Pest Control, Inc. Remington Colleges Amber and Alan Bagley Good Neighbor ($100-$499) Nadyne Ford Dr. Loren LipsonNext Level Events, Inc CITGO Renaissance Charitable Fdn. Cheri and Dewey Fore, Jr Mary Jane and Mike Long Dr. Chadwick RodgersNorthrop Grumman ClearPointe Technology Group Riggs Benevolent Fund Chrissy and Jeremy Chatham Susanna Aich Jennifer and Robert Forrest Katherine Lu Melissa RossOrthotics at Home, Inc Cobb and Suskie, LTD Ross Family Revocable Trust Henry Fowler Leighann Lunday Marjean RowePro-Kids Therapy Combined Federal Campaign of Signal Media of Arkansas, Inc. Dr. Dale Colclasure Dorothy Aldridge James Fowler Lascelles Lyn-Cook Justin RudkinsQualChoice of Arkansas Greater Arkansas Simmons First National Bank Charleen Francis and Michael Clark Manasco Liz and David RussellQuattlebaum, Grooms, Tull & Cross, Gunter, Witherspoon & Southwest Employee Jena Compton Amanda and Jason Allen Johnson Drs. Anne and Michael Mancino Karen and Robert Ryall, Jr. Burrow PLLC Galchus, P.C. Assistance Programs, Inc. Blaine Freeman Angela and Brian Mann Carolyn and Harland SandersRegions Bank/Regions Insurance Delta Trust & Bank Southwest Power Pool Kelly and Robert DeStefano, Jr. Jan and Larry Alman Dorothy and Frank Funk, Jr. Paula and Jim Mann Cathy and Louis SandersReMax Dillard's St. Mark's Episcopal Church Charlotte and James Gadberry Erin and Jeff Marcussen Carole SchaferRemington Colleges Downstream Dev. Authority St. Paul United Methodist Church Kelly Easby Smith Dale Almond Pam and Jay Gadberry Charles Maroney Brenda and Robert SchefflerCraig and Mimi Renaud Brothers of the Quapaw Tribe The BridgeWay Ashley Garrett Susannah and Wilks Marshall Lemore and Louis SchickelRiggs Benevolent Fund Electric Cowboy Jane English Thomas Anderson Carrie Scott MaryAnn Eusanio Bridget and Allen Atkins Ashley and James Fletcher Kristi, Shirley, and A.W. Bailey Beverly and Steve Foti Linda Bailey Jeff Freeman Matt Bailey Barbara Graves and Barry McDaniel Beth and William Bandy Louise Henslee Doug Barber Deanna and Jeff Hildebrand Charles Beard Susan and Ken Martin Vikki and John Beatty Kimberly and Raymond Molden Katresha and Darnell Bell Sonya and Mark Murphy Mary Beth and Gary Bemberg Donnette and David Napier George Berg Kenneth Roberts III Barbi and Larry Betz Martha and Carl Rosenbaum Bobbie and Dr. Jack Blackshear Warfield Teague Curtis and Brenda Blankinship Dorothy and Dick Toll Rose and James Bobo Kandi and Lance West Lisa and John Boone Karen and Domenick Yezzi Pat Bradley

Thank you to everyone that supported Youth Home!Shannon Scroggins Friends($1-$99) Faye Davis Antje Harris Lauren Krigbaum Susan Polk Garlene SteelmanBetty and Irving Seager Mackenzi Davis Heather Harris Lacey and Brandon LambertBaxter Sharp Jason Adams Mike Davis Linda and James Harris Cherelle Lee Rebecca Porras Terry StevensonWendell Sharp Elizabeth Aquilar Terry Davis Helen and Fred Harrison Theresa Wrape-Lee andElizabeth and Greg Ashli Ahrens and Kelley Bass Matt DeCample Kim Hart Dennis Lee Ann Burton Portis Aaron Stewart Sheard Karen and Mark Andersen Robert DeStefano Shirley Hart-Rolax Peggy LewandoskiDon Shipley Lori and Ronald Angel Anja and Clinton Dewitt M.S. and C.D. Harward Jeffrey Lewellen Alton Pouncey Stephanie StilesAnna and Kent Shreeve Alise Atha Thomas Dickinson Jon Hatton Lorenzo LewisMary Sims Laura Atkins Lesa Doan Erin Hawley Lindsey and Rick Lorence Josh Price Rachel StoneElizabeth and Tom Small Ellen and James Bailey Shane Dollar Barbara Haynes Bob LuxKathleen Smith Demetrius Baker Katherine Downie Mark Haynes Rod MacGregor Payton Pronia Spencer StorthzCaryn and Keith Smith Deborah Baldwin & James Amber Dunn Janina Heird Donna MaddenTonya and Keith Smith Metzger Sheri and Garland Dunn Melissa Hendricks Angela Mann Michael Proveaux David StotelmyerHelen Stafford Patsy Bardwell Martin Eddie Mickey Hennessey Amy and Darron MartinJeff Stinson Monique Battles Dee Edmonson Michael Herren Sherri Maxey Britni Pugh Betty and StephenAnn and Sam Storthz, Jr. Jennifer Beck Gwen and Eugene Efird Nancy Hicks Marsha McClungRosemary and David Julie and Matthew Bittle John Eichler Charlton Hill Kathy McGraw Jon Pulliam Stoyanov Studer Teresa Bledsoe Tamara and Chad Eichler Jack Hill Stacy McKisickKathy and Randy Glenn Borkowski Aaron Ellis Rayna Hill A.T. and Dean McMillin Ashley Ramsdell Brook Stroud Sumbles Cynthia and Raymond Eric Ellis Zach Hinkle Steven McNabbKathy Swanson Bowden Tiffany and Daniel Epperson Ed Hoffman Chastity McNeary Aloysius Randle Claude SuttonBarbara Swesey Doug Bowman Dr. Yousef Fahoum Charyl Hogan-Powell Ronald MeyerJulie Tabor David Brandon Carter Fairley Julie and Michael Honeycutt Alton Milum Josh Rawn Elizabeth SwagertyMatt TerAvest Allison Brass Mrs. Carla and Dr. Joseph Stacie Hooder Anita and Robin MitchellLisa and Dale Thomas Janet and John Breen Farmer Rosemary Hooks Chuck Mitchell Michael Ray Dr. Tommie TaylorSharon Trout Susan Brewer Kimberly and Jacob Richard Huddleston Catherine MooneyMatt Twyford Daniel Bright Feldman Logan Hudson Jack Moore Virgil Reed Joyce TaylorLaura and Mark Tyler Tammy Bright Emily Ferrill Beth and David Hume MaryElizabeth MooreAnette Umland Erica Brooks Patricia Fish Nga Huynh Dominique Morehead Donja Reel Andrew TeagueSuzette Van Rhee Mary Ruth Brown Brenda Fite Elizabeth Iburg Etoyle MouserSuzann Waggoner Alice Browning Eleanor and George Fletcher Kristi and Raymond Leta and Patrick Mulligan Abbie Reeves Karen and PhilipMrs. Helena and Dr. Allan Kristy Burton Patricia and Christopher Forgy Alicia Mullins Ward April Butler Ann Formby Imbro Carl Murray III Jim Rester ThomasTasha Ward Beth Butler Gerald Foster Roger Jacks Christopher MurrayTerri Watson Anna Button Karen Foster Ashlee Jackson Tara and Joseph Musgrove Laurie Ann Reynolds Geoffrey TreeceCynthia and John Webber Cesar Caballero Alice Fraker Laura Jackson Evelyn NdegeSheila Weddington Marielle Carbajal Donna Freeman Shemiah Jackson Nancy Neel Mary Ellen Richards Kristin and Greg TrulockGail Wells Julie Cardwell Melissa Freeman Tanya James Reggie NelsonJulie and Darin Wewers John Casey Gayle Freier Fredia Johnson Evan Newbolt Leigh Kelley Robbins Gray TurnerJennifer and Shawn Hannah Chambers Nancy Fryer Jill and John Johnson Robert Nielson Wheeler Gina Chappell Loris Fullerton Karen Mille Johnson Ken Norman Gail and Fred Roberson Henry TurnerJames White Robert Cicalese Elizabeth Garbett Laura Johnson Leesa OakesTeresa and John White April and Adam Clark Candace Garcia Sally Johnson and Carlos Anna and Larry Oberste Tanisha Roberson James Van HoltenStephanie and Kevin Rebecca Clark Bill Givens, Jr. Lopez John O'Dell Wilcox Diana and Samuel Coleman Erin and Adam Goyne Carla Jones Matt Odom Roxy Robinson Kimberly and HughPratima Wilkins Shanell Coleman Amber and Nicholas Greb Bradley Julian Michael OdomBarbara and Brad Melissa Compton Tony Green Chelsea Kane David Olsen Jennifer Rogers Van Brimer Williams Sheila Conroy Tisha Gribble Brent Kelley TR OlsonDr. Veronica Williams Casey Copeland Laura Hall David Kelley and Brock Sandy Otto Josh Ross Colleen and CarrollJohn Womack Karen Cornwell Pam and Mike Halter Stroman Thomas PangburnKara Wright Dianne Cowan Janice and Tom Hanlon Park Kelley Erin Parker Precious Rousseau WallsMendy and Rodney Stephanie Cox Lynda and Daniel Secoyia Key Larie Patterson Wright Marcus Daily Harkenreader Christopher Klapsa Nancy and Patrick Pellicane Cheri Rule Jason WantCarla and David Amy Darcey Pam Harmon Tom Kleckner Byron Pierce Zakrzewski Matt Darling Sarah Harrell Merry Kline Phyllis and Frank Pohlkamp Joy Rundell Gloria Ward Brianna Davis Cindy and David Kolb Dana Rusher Spencer Watson Changing Katherine Russell Kimberly and Daniel lives. Keith Saine Webb Saving Roberto Sanchez Vicki Weens families. Sam Sanders Wayne Welch Celeste Sapp Aaron Wessel Sam Scalingi Brenda White Sarah Schichtt Jennifer Wigley Dorothy and Howard Amelia Wildenborg Schwander Alecia Williams Justin Scott Anna Williams Karla Scott Jason Williams Kayla Scott April Willis Shaun Scott Richard Wilson Brenda and Stephen Barbara Winchell Shadid Dale Wintroath Courtney Sharp Mary Remmel Wohlleb Stephanie Sharp and Jim Wohlleb Joey Simmons Jamia Woodard Jane Sims Kevin Wright Delwin Slater Shelly and Mark Al Sliger Zellner Nita Spann Deborah and Hugh Spinks Lacey and Eric Spradlin Margaret Srygley Nicole Stamm and Brandon Winters

YOUTH HOME, INC.BOARD OF DIRECTORS - 2013/2014Roberta Clark PresidentAmber Wilson Bagley Vice PresidentR. Lance West TreasurerValerie Pruitt SecretarySam K. Alley* Youth Home, Inc.Amber Wilson Bagley 20400 Colonel Glenn RoadRita F. Bailey Little Rock, Arkansas 72210Christie E. Bardwell*Kathy Churchill Phone: 501.821.5500Roberta Clark Toll Free: 1.800.728.6452Beth Gladden Coulson*Chris Haynes Fax: 501.821.5580Jeff L. HildebrandTad Krug* Family Therapy ServicesRick F. Lorence 10 Corporate Hill Drive, Ste. 330Barry McDanielMark Murphy Little Rock, Arkansas 72205Stephen B. Niswanger Phone: 501.954.7470Melody Piazza Fax: 501.954.7420Valerie J. PruittCarl S. Rosenbaum*Laura TylerJ. Lynn WrightR. Lance West* Life Board Member