TABOR CHILDREN’S SERVICES INC.

• Adoption placements increased by 6.7%
• 18 foster youth made first and second honors on their report cards.
• 3 foster youth successfully completed their first year at community colleges of their choice; a 4^th youth entered barber college.
• 5 youth receiving Adolescent Initiative Program (AIP) life skills training successfully entered the job market; a 6^th AIP youth received a full scholarship to a community college.
• 3 AIP youth successfully transitioned from a group home setting to Tabor’s supervised independent living program.
• In Bucks County 87% and in Philadelphia 92% of the family preservation program (FPP) families remained intact; children in the remaining families were removed from their homes to ensure safety.
• Two staff from the services to children in their own homes (SCOH) program received awards of recognition from Temple University’s Philadelphia Outcomes and Measurements Project.
• SCOH achieved a 93% success rate in maintaining intact families.
• Support from The Pew Charitable Trusts funds electronic files (e-files) for FPP and SCOH clients, enabling Tabor and Philadelphia’s Department of Human Services to track performance outcomes.
• 214 families participate in parenting programs at three sites, made possible by a DHS grant
• The generosity of donors funded camp scholarships for 42 children.
• Clients numbers served by mental health clinic increased by 20% , as a result of operating on Saturdays twice a month.
• One mother in supported living services (SLS, a mental health program) became a medical records technician; a 2^nd mother is certified nurse assistant; a 3^rd mother enrolled at Temple University.
• An SLS mother with 2 children moved from a shelter to a home.
• Prevention program, funded by Bucks County Drug & Alcohol Commission, served 64 families in parenting classes & distributed 200 parent education directories through agencies and schools.