Annual Report - Lutheran Services in America

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Bethany Home, Inc. (WI) 1895 1895 Lutheran Homes Society (Muscatine) Augustana Care Corporation 1896 Advocate Health Care 1897 1897 1900 Bethesda Health & Housing (Willmar, MN) Skaalen Retirement Services, Inc. Compass Health 1901 St. John Lutheran Home 1901 Lutheran Settlement House 1902 1902 Northwood Deaconess Health Care Eben Ezer Lutheran Care Center 1903 Oesterlen Services for Youth, Inc. 1903 Bethesda Lutheran Communities, Inc. 1904 1904 Lutheran Social Services of the Virgin Islands 1904 Lutheran Social Ministries of New Jersey KenCrest 1905 Lutheran Mission Society 1905 Service 175,742 Service Line Diversity This summary represents 309 Lutheran health and human services organizations (April 1, 2011). These are broad categories and some organizations provide more than one type of service. LSA’s website offers a more refined search capacity at www.lutheranservices.org. Under “Search for services” click to search by location, by service type, or by organization. ANNUAL 2010 REPORT SERVICE CateGORIES A service group is counted once for an organization regardless of the number of programs or locations in which the service is offered. NUMBER OF ORGANIZatIONS perCent OF ORGANIZatIONS Aging Services 202 65 Children, Youth and Family Services 113 37 Health Care Services 93 30 Emergency and Disaster Services 69 22 Disability Services 57 18 Housing and Community Development 51 17 Mental Health Services 43 14 Congregational and Chaplaincy Services 42 14 Immigration and Refugee Services 31 10 Consulting and Education Programs 27 9 Outreach and Support Ministries 24 8 Addiction Services 18 6 Volunteer Programs 8 3 Grant Making 3 1 TAKING STEPS... to reach out with help and hope to families in need. Next Steps – Home Building on a network of St. Louisarea Lutheran social ministries, Humanitri has brought together expertise for a new program, Next Steps Home, to stabilize families, strengthen communities and reduce crime. The program helps nonviolent, non-sexual ex-offenders out of prison for at least six months to secure permanent housing and reunite with their families. Counseling services help with transition and case managers work with clients for up to 18 months to ensure their success. The program receives generous support from another LSA organization, Lutheran Foundation of St. Louis. Employees LSA organizations providing health care and aging services employ the largest number of employees: 175,742. Hospitals are one half of the top ten organizations with the largest reported number of employees. Other organizations in the top ten: The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society (2), Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota (7), Diakon Lutheran Social Ministries (8), Ecumen (9) and Lutheran Senior Services (10). The total number of employees reported for all LSA organizations is more than 246,181, according to the organizations’ Form 990. 110 Years of Spiritual Care Last fall, St. John Lutheran Home in Springfield, Minnesota celebrated 110 years of service to the community and 10 years of its Chapel of the Good Shepherd. Part of the celebration was a remarkable continuum of spiritual care. For all of its history, St. John Lutheran Home has had a chapel and a chaplain. Partnerships with churches, community, residents, families and staff, as well as the organization’s foundation, have made that spiritual well-being possible. The chapel becomes a center of life. In the last 10 years, St. John’s Chapel of the Good Shepherd has hosted 101 funerals or visitations for residents, seven baptisms of resident family members and three weddings of family members. The chapel also hosts a wide variety of church services, therapeutic recreation activities, community functions and other celebrations. Iowa Health - Des Moines Ebenezer Society 1916 1914 Eger Lutheran Homes and Services 1917 Lutheran Social Services of the National Capital Area 1917 Bethesda Children’s Home / Lutheran Social Services (PA) Lutheran Care 1917 1919 Northland Lutheran Retirement Community, Inc. Charitable Network, Inc. 1919 Lutheran Social Services of North Dakota 1919 Columbia Lutheran Ministries (WA) 1920 1920 Compass Housing Alliance Lutheran Social Services of South Dakota 1920 Coeur d’Alene Homes 1921 Graceworks Lutheran Services 1922 1922 The Evangelical Lutheran Good Samaritan Society 1922 Samaritan Bethany Inc. Ecumen Solheim Lutheran Home 1923 1923 4 Together | www.lutheranservices.org
Lutheran Mission Society of Maryland 1905 1905 Wheat Ridge Ministries Fairview Health Services 1906 Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network 1906 1906 Lutheran Living Services Inc. Lyngblomsten 1906 The Village at Luther Square Madrid Home Communities Josephine 1906 1906 1907 1907 Lutheran Homes The Lutheran of South Service Society Carolina, of Western Inc. Pennsylvania 1907 Norwegian Lutheran Bethesda Home Association Lutheran Family Services (OH) Lutheran Social Services of Northwestern Ohio The Bethany Home Association The Lutheran Service Society Lutheran Social of New Services of York Central Ohio 1911 1912 1912 1911 Lutheran SeniorLife Aase Haugen Homes Mosaic 1913 Bethesda of Beresford 1914 Neighbor Focus With its mission that “Lutheran HealthCare has no reason for being of its own; it exists only to serve the needs of its neighbors,” the Brooklynbased safety net hospital and collection of clinics and programs reaches deep into the community. Lutheran HealthCare offers primary, specialty and inpatient care along with a sweeping menu of community based services such as English lessons, healthcare insurance, food and nutritional care and affordable senior housing. Sites Sites Volunteers Finally a FamilyAustin, Texas attorney Scott Placek adopted his first son from Colombia in 2006. When Scott discovered that Cristian had a brother, he pursued his adoption as well and in January 2010, Robinson joined the family. Still, the family was not quite complete because the boys had an older brother, Pedro. But at age 18, Pedro was not eligible for adoption according to the U.S. policies for the Hague Convention for Intercountry Adoption. Scott lobbied in Washington, DC and was successful in having the law changed, including a special provision for children like Pedro. Through Lutheran Social Services of the South, Scott was able to meet all the conditions and Pedro’s adoption was finalized last November. There are 148,576 volunteers in the organizations in the LSA system, according to the organizations’ Form 990. The top 5 in order are: Iowa Health at 10,125; Lutheran 148,576 Social Service of Minnesota at 9,861; Lutheran Social Services of the South, Inc. at 7,748; Lutheran Social Services of Central Ohio at 7,102; Lutheran Social Services of Michigan at 6,791. Site Diversity LSA member organizations provide services in all 50 states and the Caribbean. Some also work in other countries. Some are over 150 years old; others are less than a decade in age. There are differences in both age and size of sites and facilities. NUMBER OF ORGANIZatIONS perCent OF ORGANIZatIONS Single Site 134 43 Multi-Site • Single State 157 51 Multi-Site • Multi-State 18 6 Total 309 100 Salem Lutheran Home 1924 1924 Valley Memorial Homes Lutheran Social Services of the South, Inc. 1926 Life Life Villages 1927 1927 Lutheran Services in Tennessee, Inc. Luther Home of Mercy 1928 Pioneer Retirement Community 1928 Foss Home & Village 1929 Bethany of the Northwest 1931 1931 The Lutheran Home (Omaha) Lutheran Home at Concord Reserve 1932 Lutheran Social Services of Michigan 1934 Lutheran Ministry Services Bethany Northwest Retirement Living (ND) 1938 Lutheran Community Services Northwest 1938 1939 Tacoma Lutheran Home and Retirement Community Lutheran Homes and Health Services 1939 Lutheran Homes and Health Services, Inc. (WI) 1944 Mill Neck Family of Services April 2012 | Together 5
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