THE ALLICE COLLECTIVE FOR MENTAL HEALTH & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
EIN 86-3986124 · Alliances & Advocacy - Mental Health (F01)
What they do
The Wisdom & Worth Youth Wellness Initiative Provides Structured Wellness and Youth Development Programming for Students In Grades 5th-8th Offered Free of Charge With Light Breakfast Each Session. Facilitated By Trained Mental Health Professionals Graduate Interns and Local Artists The Program Follows A 13-week Saturday Curriculum Each Semester Centered On Emotional Wellness Creative Expression and Cultural Affirmation Through Workshops In Yoga Sound Bath and Storytelling. In Partnership With M.E.N. Inc. The Organization Extended Programming During The Summer Through A 7-week Monday-Friday Initiative Serving Youth Ages 6-14. M.E.N. Inc. Managed Logistics Space Meals and Contributed STEM and Financial Literacy Workshops While The ALLICE Collective Delivered Mental Health Curriculum Artist Workshops and Cultural Enrichment Programming At A Nominal Grant-subsidized Cost to Families. During The Fiscal Year The Initiative Served 41 Unduplicated Participants Including 14 Youth New to The Org
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ALLISON BATESEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
ANDREA DANIELSBOARD PRESIDENT
CAMILLE CHAPPELLBOARD MEMBER
GWENDOLYN BLACKBOARD MEMBER
JUNELLE BERRYBOARD MEMBER
MONTOREA THOMASBOARD PRESIDENT
ONYI ORIJI-DORBOARD MEMBER
TALISA SMITHBOARD SECRETARY
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2021
- Location
- 7457 HARWIN DRIVE SUITE 266, HOUSTON, TX 77036-2018
- County
- Harris
- In care of
- % ALLISON BATES
- Primary officer
- Allison Bates, Executive Director
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- September 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Alliances & Advocacy - Mental Health (F01)
- IRS tax category
- Alliances & Advocacy - Mental Health