CATRON COUNTY GRASSROOTS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH GROUP
EIN 45-2535037 · Developmentally Disabled Centers, Services
What they do
THE CATRON COUNTY BEHAVIORAL HEALTH GROUP BEGAN AS A COMMITTEE of THE CATRON COUNTY COUNCIL. THE PURPOSE of ITS FORMATION WAS to PROVIDE ADVOCACY for PEOPLE WITH BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CHALLENGES(SUBSTANCE ABUSE and MENTAL ILLNESS)AND to BRING NEEDED SERVICES to THIS FRONTER AREA. THE FOLLOWING is A LIST of MANY of OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS COMPLETED DURNING 2011-2012:lEASE of A BUILDING for A WELLNESS CENTER,REMODELING for ACCESSIBILITY and SAFETY,APPLICATION for INSURANCE,501(C) 3 APPLIED for and STATUS GRANTED,CRS NUMBER RECEIVED,APPOINTMENT of AN OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE,CREATION of A MISSION STATEMENT,CODE of CONDUCT,DRUG FREE POLICY,BY-LAWS,PERSONNEL POLICIES and PROCEDURES,JOB DESCRIPTION CREATED for ACCOUNTANT,COMPUTER CONSULTANTS and CENTER DIRECTORS,AMERICOPRS MEMBER HIRED,FURNITURE NEEDS DETERMINED and SOURCES IDENTIFIED,EXTERIOR LIGHTING INSTALLED and PARKING LOT IMPROVED,HIRED COMPUTER CONSULTANT and ACCOUNTANT,FURNITURE PURCHASED,SURVEY to DETERMINE NEEDED and DESIRED PROGRAMS CREATED an
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (5)
DEBBIE GORDONSECRETARY
ELISA ARAGONCHAIRMAN
MARY RAKESTRAWTREASURER
MARY JO SHORTESBOARD MEMBER
TARA KELLARCHAIRMAN
About this charity
- Location
- PO BOX 813, RESERVE, NM 87830
- County
- Catron
- In care of
- CHERYL UZUETA
- Primary officer
- CHERYL UZUETA, Treasurer
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2016
- Tax period began
- July 1, 2016
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- GRECCO TAX SERVICES
- IRS tax category
- Developmentally Disabled Centers, Services