CLASS, Inc.

Direct beneficiaries per year: over 400 indivuals

Programs: Day habilitation & community based day supports day habilitation - provides people with opportunities to increase their level of independence and improve their quality of life. Habilitation services are directed toward acquiring, retaining, and improving the self-help, socialization and adaptive skills necessary to succeed in their home and in the community. During tax year 2014, this program served 192 individuals. Community based day supports - through meaningful skills and activities, this interactive program offers individualized programming choices for individuals ranging from volunteering in the community, learning more about technology or music, to reviewing job skills and building a resume. During tax year 2014, this program served 123 individuals. The above noted revenue does not include government contract funding and the expenses noted above do not include the allocated general & administrative expenses.

employment services, specialized employment services, career services and turning 22employment services - provides the opportunity for individuals to work on a daily basis. Employment services offers job training and placement at a variety of work sites in the community, including competitive placement employment. Production services provides the opportunity for paid work and job training while at class, performing tasks such as bulk mailings and assembly jobs. During tax year 2014, this program served 119 individuals. Specialized employment services - employs a person centered data-based treatment model to provide effective vocational training and employment opportunities for adults with developmental, cognitive, mental health, and/or long-term behavioral challenges. During tax year 2014, this program served 76 individuals. Career services - provides individuals meaningful competitive employment in the lowell, merrimack valley and north shore regions. During tax year 2014, this program served 74 individuals. Turning 22 - provides transitional planning workshops and conferences by members of the class team to support and prepare families for when their sons and daughters with developmental disabilities turn the ages of 18 and 22. Transitional planning, or turning 18 and 22, is made up of speaker and workshop sessions for parents to discuss topics that will arise during their child's young life. During tax year 2014, this program served 35 people. The above noted revenue does not include government contract funding and the expenses noted above do not include the allocated general & administrative expenses.

transportation- provides transportation of clients to and from day programs, which include educational and vocational training for individuals with developmental disabilities. During tax year 2014, this program served 181 individuals. The above noted revenue does not include government contract funding and the expenses noted above do not include the allocated general & administrative expenses.

the board of directors has appointed the duties of hiringthe public accountants, review of the financial statements andoversight of the audit to the finance committee. The finance committee will receive the auditor's report and recommend acceptance of the report to the full board of directors. This procedure has not changedover the past year