SAVING ORPHANS THROUGH HEALTHCARE AND OUTREACH INC
EIN 20-1969248 · Spouse Abuse Prevention (I71)
What they do
THE PRIMARY PURPOSE of SOHO is to HEAL,EDUCATE, FEED, PARENT and NURTURE ORPHANS and VULNERABLE CHILDREN, PARTICULARLY FROM CHILD-HEADED HOUSEHOLDS IN COMMUNITIES DEVASTATED BY HIV/AIDS. SOHOs Long Term Vision for Orphans and Vulnerable Children In AIDS Affected Communities is A Safe Living Environment Where The Physical, Mental, Spiritual and Emotional Well Being of Children Are Addressed, Education is Supported and Skills Are Developed Such That The Children Embrace Their Personal Worth and Reach Their Full Potential. The Programs Address Food, Education, Health Care, Emotional Well Being and Life Skills Impacting Physical and Mental Health and Imparting Inner Strength and Spiritual Nurture. The Goal is to Improve The Quality of Life of The Population Served and to Improve Life Expectancy of The Children. SOHO Programs Include The Establishment of Welcome Places, In Cooperation With SOHO Eswatini, Which Are Multipurpose Centers to School, Feed and As to Serve The Broader Community.
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (7)
CAREY CARSCALLENBOARD MEMBER
CYNTHIA PRIMECEO
DAWN LEWISBOARD MEMBER
JUDY STORFJELLBOARD MEMBER
LINDA SCHULTZBOARD MEMBER
ROBYN ALLEN MCKINNONBOARD MEMBER
SHALUNDA SHERRODBOARD MEMBER
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2006
- Location
- 1100 W 42ND ST STE 220E, INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46208-3300
- County
- Marion
- In care of
- % CYNTHIA J PRIME
- Primary officer
- Nkululeko Mahlangu, Accountant
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990
- NTEE classification
- Spouse Abuse Prevention (I71)
- IRS tax category
- Spouse Abuse Prevention