Community Report Empowering parents of children with special needs - Parents Helping Parents
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Community Report Empowering parents of children with special needs
PHP supports, educates, and inspires families and the community
to build bright futures for children with special needs.
On behalf of the more than 5,500 children, families and professionals
served by Parents Helping Parents, I thank you for your ongoing commitment to
empowering families of children with special needs throughout our community.
We are grateful for the amazing and dedicated team of donors, volunteers,
board members and employees who make Parents Helping Parents a quality
resource for families in need. Your commitment to Parents Helping Parents makes
a real difference.
Because of you, families thrive!
With gratitude for your generosity,
Maria Daane, Executive Director
Because PHP provides more than
of
You accomplished
18,000 services each year!
PHP
amazing things in FY2017-18! 99% of all PHP program
99%
participants report
having a high quality
experience.
PHP social media outlets
have more than 12,000
combined engagements
each month.
Daily traffic to the new
PHP website doubled
New Site
Old Site
from the old website!
Cindi’s
All the encouragements of ‘he’ll grow out of it,’ and
murmurings of ‘geez, what kind of parent is she?’ came crashing
down to a diagnosis of ADHD, sensory integration disorder, and
Story
expressive language disorder. We couldn’t finish a playdate
without someone getting hurt from an impulsive outburst or
everyone witnessing a tantrum in full force.
I started attending the PHP LD/ADHD
support group and lectures every month; I cried over
PHP library books and found amazing community resources.
I shared my experience with parents going through the same
thing with their children. Parents Helping Parents was there
the entire time, helping me to become an informed parent and
empowered advocate for my son with special needs.
Slowly I learned what to say, what to do, and what to
expect to maintain peace in my house and in my heart. I shared
that valuable information with my husband and daughter, and
then with other families. As my son grew, the Aspergers and
bipolar diagnoses came. Today, my son is in college. The PHP
community became my helpful, extended family. All is well one
day at time with Parents Helping Parents.
— Cindi Savelli
The all-new PHP website is the first major achievement in
our goal of reaching more than 50,000 families by 2020.
Our website and E-Learning
library helps families any time,
anywhere. Critical content on the
complex educational, legal, social
service, and medical systems of
care is available 24/7, breaking
down barriers of time, location,
language, childcare, and finances.
Visit us at
www.php.com
PHP empowers families . We help them receive the public benefits and services they desperately need.
We provide our expertise to underserved communities, develop innovative programs, foster collaborations with
leaders and related organizations, host unique community events, and more! Families need Parents Helping Parents.
More than 52,000 children are enrolled in
52K special education programs in Silicon Valley.
After watching ‘Applying for
of families with children with special needs have In-Home Support Services,”
43 % trouble accessing public insurance; 30% don’t
have adequate health insurance coverage.
an online workshop in the
PHP E-Learning Video Library,
of parents cut-back on working hours or totally my application for IHSS for
65 % stop working to care for their children with
special needs.
my daughter was accepted
on its first submission! I am
of families have difficulty accessing community so grateful for PHP's help
35 %
based services. in getting this important
community benefit in place.
of youths with complex special needs My family's financial security
70 % do not receive services necessary to transition
to adulthood.
is now much better!
— A Proud PHP Parent
Source: www.kidsdata.org. Families in Santa Clara, San Mateo, San Benito, Monterey, and Santa Cruz counties
are supported by Parents Helping Parents
I always say that Families Served by Diagnosis
things are never
easy. You’re going
to cry and you’re Undisclosed 3.0% 8.3% Unknown
Undiagnosed 5.8% 8.5%
going to get frustrated. Speech
ADD
Language 9.9%
But if you’re receptive Orthopedic 32.5% Autism
Impairment 2.0%
and listen, you get Multiple
Disabilities 3.4% Deaf/Severe
0.3% Hearing
to a point of seeing Intellectual
Disabilities 6.9%
that all things are Specific
Learning 7.4%
3.7% Emotional
Disturbance
possible. PHP work- Hearing
Impaired 0.8% 6.5% Health
Impairment
shops, trainings,
and support teach
me that anything is
achievable. After I
learn something, I
implement it for my
son, and then I always
share it with other
parents. To me, PHP
is family. All of the
support I am provided,
I share it with other
parents, and it all
goes back to PHP.
Donate
— A Proud PHP Parent
Today!
www.php.com
PHP Partners
Adobe Foundation
California Department of Child Support
Services
California Department of Education
California State Council on Developmental
Disabilities
City of Mountain View
Columbus Foundation
Community Foundation of San Benito County
County of Santa Clara, Behavioral Health
Services Department
Disability Communications Fund
First 5 of Santa Clara County
The Health Trust Revenue $2,344,726 - Income (excluding In-Kind)
Healthier Kids Foundation
The Jockers Family Foundation
Joseph Tse Foundation
Kaiser-Permamente Gala (Net)
Grants and 5.2% $122,605
Los Altos Community Foundation Contracts
Mission City Community Foundation $1,472,542 62.8%
Morrison and Forester Foundation Contributions
Monterey Peninsula Foundation 29.4% and Pledges
$688,504
PG&E
Palo Alto Medical Foundation Investment
& Other Income Program
Rotary Club of Cupertino $10.253 0.4% 2.2% Service Fees
Rotary Club of Santa Clara $50,822
Rotary Club of Saratoga Fiscal year 2017-18
Safeway Foundation
San Andreas Regional Center
Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors
Shirakiku Foundation Expenses $2,067,876 - Expenses (excluding In-Kind)
Sobrato Family Foundation
United States Department of Education
Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich and Rosati Community
Yahoo! Employee Foundation 30.1% Services Programs
Special $623,397
Education
Programs 47.7% Assistive
$987,409 3.5 % Technology Programs
$73,115
Since 1976, PHP has been
Administration
led by a volunteer board of 7.6% $157,794
directors composed of Development
10.9% $226,161
dedicated parents of children
Fiscal year 2017-18
with special needs and
community leaders.
Your donation www.php.com
For more info visit empowers families!
us at www.php.com
Sobrato Center for Nonprofits
1400 Parkmoor Avenue, Suite 100, San Jose, CA 95126 408 727-5775 www.php.com
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