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2013 Abbott House Annual Report
ABBOTT HOUSE Annual Report 2013 50 celebrating years of service Annual Report 2013 2-3 Message from the Board Chairman & Chief Executive Officer 4-5 Summary of Services 6-7 Children, Youth & Family Services 8-9 Individuals With Developmental Disabilities 10-12 Supporters 13 The Dignity of Family Life Dinner Celebrating 50 Years of Service 14 Financial Data connect with us online: www.abbotthouse.net Message From The Board Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dear Friends of Abbott House, It was an amazing celebratory year. It has been a challenging but very productive year for us. At our 50th Anniversary Gala this past October, we heard these words of Nobel Laureate Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the honoree of our first fund raising dinner in 1965, As you read through this year’s Annual Report, you will see that we grew by adding new programs, some large, some small, and that we enhanced the services provided by our existing programs. We also strengthened our organization by focusing on a variety of management initiatives: we right-sized our staffing patterns, managed our resources carefully, consolidated office space, and enhanced our development efforts. We have decided to keep our administrative center in Irvington, we are working with new constituencies and expanding our services, and we are financially healthier. The result of these efforts is that we are serving more individuals and families in a more efficient way and that Abbott House is a stronger organization. But most importantly, we are making a difference in the lives of more and more people. When you consider the extended care we give to family members of those in our charge, we estimate that Abbott House programs and services touched the lives of upwards of 7,000 individuals this past year! And we did this in our 50th year of existence! “… you at Abbott House are great and good because you are the Good Samaritans working to help those who have been abandoned, and who have faced the scars along the Jericho Roads of life. And certainly, you are to be commended. And God will bless you, for all of your significant work and for all of the meaningful things that you are doing in this community.” We feel blessed to be able to do this work and hope that you do too, because it is all of us together — Board, Administration, Staff, families and friends, donors and benefactors — who make it happen. We look forward to continuing to improve the organization and fulfilling our mission to improve the lives of those in need. James L. Kaufman, LCSW-R President & CEO Gregory T. Mooney Board Chairman celebrating 50 years of service • www.abbotthouse.net ABBOTT HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 | 3 Children, Youth, and Family Services Children and Families in Foster Care Emotionally Disturbed Youth and Youth Offenders • Abbott House provides social support services as well as medical and mental health care for abused, neglected, and emotionally disturbed children and teenagers, and their families. • The Pleasantville Community Residence, funded by the Office of Mental Health, provides residential care for emotionally disturbed adolescents. • Through the community-based Foster Boarding Homes program, children are matched every day with a caring foster family. If a child has special needs, he or she can find a foster family through the Therapeutic Foster Boarding Homes program. All foster parents are given 24-hour access to support systems so that emergencies can be diffused, questions can be answered, and families can grow successfully. • The Non-Secure Detention program provides temporary residential care for youth accused of committing delinquent or criminal acts. The primary aim of the program is to provide youth with new skills and opportunities so that their first contact with the justice system will be their last. • Bridges to Health (B2H) is a hands-on, supportive program, which launched in 2008 for children in foster care with complex medical, developmental, or mental health conditions. We offer inhome supportive services tailored to the child’s health needs and coordinated by our Health Care Integrators. Services begin while a child is in foster care and continue once a child is returned home and/or adopted. Our goal is to promote permanency for the child in the home and community by assisting families in developing and supporting the skills needed to help understand and manage the child’s health needs. Abbott House is the only social service agency that provides services to both New York City and the Lower Hudson Valley region. • The Transitional Resources for Children program serves up to 51 young people at a time. During their stay, children receive room and board, case management, individual counseling, medical and educational services, recreation/leisure activities, acculturation, legal services, and access to religious services. Children Awaiting Family Reunification Prevention Services • Abbott House works with up to 50 at-risk families in Newburgh and Poughkeepsie through the Family Assessment and Community Enhancement program to provide crucial early intervention services, helping children avoid the foster care system. 4 | ABBOTT HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 celebrating 50 years of service • www.abbotthouse.net celebrating 50 years of service • www.abbotthouse.net ABBOTT HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 | 5 Youth and Family Outcomes for 2013 Children and teenagers who had a safe and comfortable bed to sleep in 664 Adoptions for children and teenagers 28 Young people who pursued higher education, trade or vocational school 38 Children and teenagers who received Bridges to Health services 294 Number of new children welcomed into the foster care programs at Abbott House 124 Number of families who avoided foster care because of early intervention services Number of foster parents 24 285 Number of new foster homes opened 51 Number of staff who took LGBTQ training to better serve gay and lesbian children 90 Number of youth who participated in the Preparing Youth for Adulthood program 6 | ABBOTT HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 150 celebrating 50 years of service • www.abbotthouse.net celebrating 50 years of service • www.abbotthouse.net ABBOTT HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 | 7 Individuals with Developmental Disabilities Individuals with Developmental Disabilities Residential Services • Abbott House operates 15 Individualized Residential Centers and one Intermediate Care Facility for more than 100 persons with developmental disabilities. • Each home provides a safe and engaging environment for individuals to receive the support necessary to thrive and grow. • Behavior specialists consult with individuals to create goals that are important to the individual and plans that fit within that person’s capability to achieve them. Medicaid Service Coordination Services • This service ensures that people in need receive residential and day habilitation services and occupational, speech, and physical therapy if necessary. • Medicaid Service Coordinators serve as advocates for individuals with disabilities in a one-on-one basis to ensure their needs are met. Day Habilitation Services Had a safe and supervised home to live and grow in 105 Volunteered in their community 27 Learned and exercised their rights as self-advocates 26 Participated in the Abbott House Special Olympics 17 Gained or maintained paid employment 12 Received Medicaid Service Coordination services 95 Participated in the SPDD Kiwanis Club Chapter 20 Learned new skills or new ways to use existing abilities through the Day Habilitation Program 42 • Day Habilitation offers skills-building activities to residents from Abbott House as well as people served by other agencies. • Members participate in enrichment activities such as a glee club, recreation, and many volunteer within the community at places like Meals on Wheels, the local fire department, and area animal shelters. Additional Support Services • Self-Advocacy is a program that teaches individuals leadership skills while empowering them to speak about issues they find important; and the Abbott House Special Olympics, a noncompetitive, skill-building athletic program. 8 | ABBOTT HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 celebrating 50 years of service • www.abbotthouse.net celebrating 50 years of service • www.abbotthouse.net ABBOTT HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 | 9 Thank You To Our Supporters Without Whom Our Work Would Not Be Possible FINANCIAL SUPPORTERS 3553 Realty Corp. Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Abrahamson ABS Staffing Solutions, LLC Mr. Henry J. Ackermann Jr. & Ms. Valerie Schlosser Mrs. Susan M. Ackermann Acorda Therapeutics Mr. James Ade Aetna American Endowment Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Carl Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Roland Andralliski Howard Andrews Angel Plumbing & Heating Corp. Atlantic Tomorrows Office Ms. Eleanore Newman B&A Management, LLC Mr. & Mrs. David Baranick William H. Barton Mr. & Mrs. Mel G. Bauer Dr. Alva Baxter-Boehm Dr. & Mrs. William D. Beacher Beacon Education Administrators Association Mr. Douglas Becker Ms. Marlene A. Beinart Mr. Timothy Bennett Mrs. & Mr. Meredith Bleveans Mr. & Mrs. Domenick Bologna Ms. Rebecca Borden Mr. & Mrs. John Brady Ms. Lindsay L. Brienza Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bright Mr. Steven R. Bunke Mr. & Mrs. Joe P. Burke Mr. Raymond Caggiano Ms. Phyllis L. Canter Mr. Frank Casquarelli Ms. Lauren Casquarelli Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Challacombe Church of St. Paul the Apostle Mr. Michael J. Clain & Ms. Catherine A. Draper Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Cohen Mr. Patrick A. Coico Ms. Jean B. Colligan Ms. Luisa Corcoran Mr. & Mrs. Antonio P. Coronado Corporate Synergies Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Costello Susan M. Coupey CUNY Campaign for Charitable Giving Mr. & Mrs. Roy N. Dailey Dania Marina Inc. - Marina Del Rey Dr. Moitri Datta De Lage Landen Financial Services Mr. Michael Dentici Mr. Paul Denu & Ms. Emilia Estrela Ms. Barbara Denyer Mr. Neil DeRupo Mr. Cortes DeRussy Mr. Michael Distasio Ms. & Mr. Donna Dittman Mr. & Mrs. Carlo Doherty Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Doley, Jr. Dom Tom Realty Mr. & Mrs. Roger M. Domal Mr. Paul Donovan Doremus Financial Printing Doubletree Hotel Ms. Catherine Doyle 10 | ABBOTT HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 Ms. Jennifer Drake Mr. Scott Drath & Ms. Pamela Kaufman Dyson Foundation Mr. David A. Eichenholtz Mr. Ross F. Eilbacher Mr. Victor Ellam Mr. & Mrs. William L. Ellis, Jr. Mr. Dennis L. Elwell Energized Electric, Inc. Enterprise Fleet Management Ms. & Mr. Emilia Estrela Executive Park II Associates Family Services of Westchester, Inc. Ms. Dawn M. Fasano, Esq. Mr. Nick Feinberg Mr. Ian M. Fields Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Filante Ph.D. Mr. Gerard Finn & Ms. Nancy Hanson Mr. Joseph Fitzpatrick Mr. Neil Fleischman Mr. & Mrs. Charles Fremed Fulton Street Software Inc. G & Co. Mica Works, Inc. Mr. Daniel Geelan GEM Technologies Mr. Benjamin Genocchio Mr. & Mrs. David Gersh Mr. & Mrs. Steven Goldberg Mr. Laurence R. Golding Mrs. Donna H. Goldman Mr. Jose Gomez-Miranda Grace’s Thrift Shop Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gray Mr. & Mrs. J. Patrick Graybeal Mr. & Mrs. Shelley Greenhaus Gregory & Howe Inc Mr. & Mrs. Edward Grix Mr. Jeffrey J. Gross Mr. & Mrs. Mark Gross Dr. Ann E. Grow Mr. William R. Gruver William R. Gruvyer Happy Home Family Day Care Hastings Roofing Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Haughney Mr. Jason Henry Ms. Meredith Hilton Hocherman Tortorella & Wekstein, LLP Ms. Jacqueline Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hopkins Houlihan Parnes Realtors, LLC Ms. Erin K. Hurley Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Hurwitz Hyde & Watson Foundation Ms. Cristina Iavarone International Longshoremen’s Association Local 824 Irvington Hardware Mr. Michael R. Irwin Jackson Lewis LLP Mr. Mark Jame James E. Robison Foundation, Inc. JJ Operating Inc. Ms. Gwen Jones Mr. Joseph E. Kaidanow Ms. Barbara Kammerer & Mr. Donald McCaffrey Mrs. & Mr. Andrea Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. James Kaufman Mr. & Mrs. John Kaufman Mr. Mitchell Kaufman Dr. & Mrs. Richard J. Kaufman Mr. Shawn Young & Ms. Susan Kaufman celebrating 50 years of service • www.abbotthouse.net Keevily, Spero-Whitelaw, Inc Mr. & Mrs. John G. Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kelly High Kemba Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kenny Mr. Walter Kicinski Mr. Clarence King Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Knowles Ms. Barbara Kobrev Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kornfield Ms. Martha Kransdorf Mr. Ryan Lake Lake Media Group Mr. Kam Pang Lam Lambros / Shell Service Station Mr. William Latour Law Office of Alayne Katz, P.C. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Lawrence, Sr. Laymen Global Mr. & Mrs. Chung Lee Dr. John Y. Lee Ms. Barbara Lerman Ms. Annette Lia Lightpath Mr. Matthew Luba Mr. Robert V. Luebeck Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Lynch Lyons McGovern, LLP Mandalay Industries LLC Ms. Hilary Mandel Marcus, Gould & Sussman Mr. & Mrs. Dan R. Margoshes Ms. Barbara Marino MassMutual Retirement Services Mr. Robert Masters Mr. & Mrs. Robert Matthews Mr. & Mrs. John P. McAllister Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. McEvily, III Ms. Kate McGevna Michael J. McGoey Edward McGuiness Mr. & Mrs. John J. McGuire Ms. Margie McMullen Ms. Jill Meadow Medco Ms. Claude B. Meyers Mid Hudson Wendico., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. C. Edward Midgley Ms. Hillary F. Millman Ms. Margaret Millman Mr. & Mrs. Eliot A. Minsker Mr. Len Mitchell Mohegan Diner Mr. & Mrs. William Monness Mr. & Mrs. Gregory T. Mooney Mr. James Morris Ms. Geraldine Morrison Ms. Olga B. Moscowitch Dr. Andrew Goodman & Dr. Roslyn Murov Mr. Thomas Murphy My Tribute Gift Foundation Ms. Carol B. Nechamkin New York City Transit Authority New York Life Foundation Ms. Beatrice Nigro Mr. John J. Nigro Ms. Ellen Nixon NM Morris Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. Denis O’Connell O’Connor Davies, LLP O.D. Communications Mr. Shawn Oliver Mr. Vincent Oliveri Ms. Diana Omess Our Lady of Pompeii Church Ms. Penny-Lynn Pagliaro Mr. & Mrs. James R. Painter David Parkes Ms. Frances Pastore Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pastore, III Dr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Pastore, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Pastore Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Patcher Mrs. & Mr. Leslie Pearson Ms. Dina G. Pendleton Pesco Plumbing, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Petrucelli Mr. Jay R. Petschek Picco Construction LLC Mr. & Mrs. James Pierson Mr. & Mrs. James Pierson Ms. Genevieve Piturro Dr. Paul Pomerantz Posca Servicenter, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Potter Pound Ridge Community Church Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pressman Primrose Landscaping, Inc. Ms. Christa Puccio Mr. Brian Qualey Quinlan & Fields Ms. Catharine Raffaele Mr. George Rainer Mr. Greg Raphel Dr. & Mrs. Robert Rawdin Mr. Craig Redcay Mr. & Mrs. Eric Redlener Regal Pest Management, Inc. Revocable Trust Esther M. Ridder Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Richter Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Richter celebrating 50 years of service • www.abbotthouse.net Mr. Dennis Riordan Mr. & Mrs. Steve Riordan Mrs. Roberta Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Philip Rodman Dr. Luis A. Rodriguez M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rosenbaum Rosenthal & Markowtiz, LLP Ross Electric Company, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Roth Roth, Friedman, Hopkins & Hilton Mr. & Mrs. Marc Rothenberg Route 100 Market Dr. & Mrs. Boris Rubinstein Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ruotolo Mr. Robert Ruotolo Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Russell, III Dr. Emma Lou Sailors Salon Savoir Ms. Joyce Sayre-Kelly Ms. Karen F. Schatzel Mr. Sergio Schwartzman Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Scotto Mr. Bernard Scudder, Jr. Mr. Robert Seda Mr. Mark Severance Dr. & Mrs. David Shapiro Mr. & Mrs. Mohamed Sheikh Ms. Julie Shobe Ms. Ilene Shore Signature Construction Group, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Simone Mr. William Slattery Mrs. Catherine J. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Smith Mrs. Mary Smith Mr. David Snell Mr. Alan Spierer Mrs. Doris D. Stanley Mr. Michael Steinberg ABBOTT HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 | 11 The Dignity of Family Life Dinner Celebrating 50 Years of Service Steiner Sports Memorabilia Mr. Irene Stewart Ms. Jeanne Stewart Mr. & Mrs. James Stipicevic Mr. Michael J. Stipicevic Ms. Anne M. Stoecker Mr. & Mrs. Edward Sullivan Mr. David Sytsma T. Rowe Price Technology Works, Inc The Bachrach Group The Drifters, Inc. The George Link Jr. Charitable Trust Mr. Lawrence W. Thomas Trico Web LLC Harold J. Trischman Ms. Katie A. Trotta United Healthcare NE Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Urstadt Mr. Mark D. Verity Ms. Janet M. Vernon Ms. Donna Vitale-Ruskin Mr. & Mrs. David Wade Ms. Margaret B. Wade Mr. David M. Wallach Mr. Kevin Walsh Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Weinstein Ms. JoAnne Weinstein Mr. Ken Weinstein Mr. Paul Weitman Wendgate Corp. Westmore Fuel Co., Inc. Ms. Arlene G. Wexler Ms. Nancy R. Yambem Mr. Christopher Zangari Mr. & Mrs. Russell Zelenetz Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc Ms. Mary Zingaro IN-KIND SUPPORTERS 4imprint Mr. Henry J. Ackermann Jr. & Ms. Valerie Schlosser Mr. Louis Alteri Atlantic Tomorrows Office Mr. & Mrs. Mel G. Bauer Bergstol Enterprises Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Birns Bradford Renaissance Portraits Brooklyn Nets Ms. Darya Burakov Church of St. Paul the Apostle Chutney Masala Indian Bistro Ms. Carrie Cohen Con Edison Ms. Annie Cooper Doremus Financial Printing Elmwood Country Club Estee Lauder Ms. Nancy Flaum Ms. Madeline Fouts Fox News Channel Mr. & Mrs. Gary Friedman Hackley School Interactive Data Real-Time Services, Inc. Jeffrey Shaw Portrait Photographer John Jay High School Ms. Meredith Karle Mr. Shawn Young & Ms. Susan Kaufman Ms. Randi Kaye Keevily, Spero-Whitelaw, Inc Kim Satin Jewelry Late Show with David Letterman 12 | ABBOTT HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 Mr. Robert Libin Love Leeann M Shanken Communications, Inc. Make a Wish Foundation Michael David Winery Ms. Margaret Millman Ms. Melissa Mirkin Mr. & Mrs. Elon Moallem MPI MTK Tavern Ms. Mary Nelson New York Football Giants Inc. New York Institute of Technology New York Mets Our Lady of Pompeii Church Mr. Foster Padway Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Petrucelli Preferred Business, Inc. Premier & Companies Premier Supplies Queens Theatre Dr. & Mrs. Robert Rawdin Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Richter Riverdale Country School Ms. Jody Rosen Ms. Tamar Ross Mr. Peter Silverberg Mr. Michael Steinberg Steiner Sports Memorabilia Strauss Paper Company Teen Works The Center for Cosmetic Dentistry The Gym of Armonk The Jones Group The Ritz-Carlton Ms. Kathleen Troy United Chaplains Faith and Hope, Inc. Ms. Donna Vitale-Ruskin Mr. & Mrs. David Wade Westchester Magazine Westchester Philharmonic Mr. Alan Wilensky Mr. & Mrs. Russell Zelenetz STOCK DONOR Mr. Gerald Eisner celebrating 50 years of service • www.abbotthouse.net Abbott House held its special event, The Dignity of Family Life Award Dinner/50th Anniversary Gala, on October 24, 2013 at the Marina Del Rey in Throgs Neck, NY. Hosted by Meredith Vieira, the event honored Al Roker, Deborah Roberts, and their family with the inaugural The Dignity of Family Life Award. This award was created in remembrance of the occasion of the first Abbott House Dinner when Nobel Laureate Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered a speech he titled, “The Dignity of Family Life: An Address at Abbott House, Westchester County, NY, October 29, 1965.” “The evening was an historic one for Abbott House,” said Abbott House President and CEO, James L. Kaufman. “We reconnected with our roots, celebrated our half-century of service, and set the stage for the future. There was a wonderful feeling of support and camaraderie among the guests and a real sense of pride for what we have accomplished and what we will continue to do. From the recorded voice of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. giving the invocation from the first Abbott House Dinner in 1965, to Al Roker’s acceptance speech, to the announcement of the Fifty Forward Campaign, to the 50th Anniversary video — it was an evening that will long be remembered.” Chairman of the Board of Directors of Abbott House, Gregory T. Mooney; Al Roker; Meredith Vieira; and President & CEO of Abbott House, James L. Kaufman celebrating 50 years of service • www.abbotthouse.net ABBOTT HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 | 13 Statement of Operating Revenue and Expenses Fiscal Year Ended June 30 Public Support and Revenue 2013 Government Agencies Contributions Rent Income Other Total Public Support and Revenue 2012 43,487,221 162,652 357,873 437,502 45,503,363 149,723 389,732 59,826 44,445,248 46,102,644 Expenses Program Services Residential Treatment Center Foster Boarding Homes 13,909,705 Group Homes 3,072,176 Office of Mental Health/ Office for People With Developmental Disabilities 15,747,441 Bridges to Health 5,617,028 Medical-Foster Care 3,001,762 Preparing Youth for Adulthood 242,862 Total Program Services 41,590,974 Other Expenses Fundraising Management and General 150,215 3,672,006 Total Operating Expenses Operating Surplus (Deficit) 12,768 15,186,729 3,205,370 15,099,486 4,862,453 2,690,013 218,162 MF 221,204 3,829,391 45,413,195 45,325,576 (967,947) 777,068 Foster Boarding Homes C 7% B2H Group Homes 14% GH OMH/OPWDD 38% OMH/OPWDD 7% Bridges to Health Medical-Foster Care Preparing Youth for Adulthood 14 | ABBOTT HOUSE ANNUAL REPORT 2013 Partner Organizations Gregory T. Mooney Chairman Scott D. Richter Vice-Chairman David Baranick, CPA William L. Ellis, Jr. Ronald W. Filante, Ph.D. Laurence R. Golding Ann E. Grow, Ph.D. Alice Kenny C. Edward Midgley Joseph M. Pastore, Jr., Ph.D. Robert S. Ruotolo Mary Smith Lawrence W. Thomas New York State Office of Children & Family Services New York State Office of Mental Health New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities New York City Administration for Children’s Services Dutchess County Department of Social Services Nassau County Department of Social Services Orange County Department of Social Services Putnam County Department of Social Services Rockland County Department of Social Services Suffolk County Department of Social Services Sullivan County Department of Family Services Ulster County Department of Social Services U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families Westchester County Department of Social Services Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health Emeritus Board Members Gerald Eisner Thomas F. McEvily, Jr. James R. Painter Karen F. Schatzel 41,274,981 PYA 1% Program Service Expenses Board of Directors celebrating 50 years of service • www.abbotthouse.net Executive Team Memberships & Affiliations James L. Kaufman, LCSW-R President & CEO Advance Care Alliance Business Council of Westchester Council of Family & Child Caring Agencies Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies Interagency Council of Developmental Disabilities Agencies, Inc. Mid-Hudson Coalition New York State Association of Community & Residential Agencies United Way of New York City Luis A. Rodriguez, M.D., Esq. Senior Vice President Gerard P. Finn, CPA Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Myra C. Gray Vice President of Human Resources Stephen C. Riordan, MPA Vice President Henry J. Ackermann, Jr. Chief Development Officer * Listings effective as of July 21, 2014 ABBOTT HOUSE 100 North Broadway Irvington, New York • 10533 (914) 591-7300 • www.abbotthouse.net NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID WHITE PLAINS, NY PERMIT NO. 1233 The mission of Abbott House is to improve the lives of vulnerable children, adults and families. Serving children and families in need and people with developmental disabilities, Abbott House strives for excellence and absolute integrity in the delivery of services. connect with us online: Abbott House www.abbotthouse.net
