COMPASS PERINATAL FAMILY & COMMUNITY SUPPORT
EIN 99-3938211 · Patient & Family Support (E86)
What they do
In 2025 Our Grant Funded Program Primarily Focused On The Following 3 Programs; 1) Childbirth Education Classes - From May Through November, We Offered Fourteen Childbirth Education Classes-seven 8-hour Comprehensive Childbirth Classes and Seven 4-hour Spinning Babies Birth Preparation Classes. These Sessions Provided Pregnant Individuals and Their Partners With Evidence-based Information, Practical Coping Strategies, and Tools to Support Both Birth and Postpartum Experiences. During This Period, We Served 70 Families, With 16 Families Attending Both Class Types, Resulting In A Total of 86 Class Participants. Classes Were Held In Downtown Silverton and At The Fostering Hope Initiative (Catholic Community Services) Office In Salem. Based On Current Enrollment Trends, We Expect to Continue Reaching 8 - 13 Families Per Month, Keeping Us On Track to Meet Our Goal of Serving 150 Families Over The 18-month Project Period. to Assess Program Impact, We Ask Class Participants to Complete A Brie
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BETHANY GRIFFIN-SHETLERTREASURER
REBECCA GILLIAMSECRETARY
SARAH WORTCHAIR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2024
- Location
- 7257 PARK TERRACE DR NE, KEIZER, OR 97303-1796
- County
- Marion
- In care of
- Sarah Wort
- Primary officer
- Sarah Wort, Chair
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Patient & Family Support (E86)
- IRS tax category
- Patient & Family Support