2023-05-13T21:23:27-05:00 2022-12-31 990 2022-01-01 710894219 Racine Vocational Ministry Inc % James Schatzman RACI 2626338660 214 Seventh Street Racine WI 53403 JAMES SCHATZMAN Executive Director 2626338660 2023-05-13 JAMES SCHATZMAN XXX-XX-XXXX false 1 AAL2 IAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z JAMES SCHATZMAN 214 Seventh Street Racine WI 53403 525837 false X www.rvmracine.org X 2002 WI Racine Vocational Ministry empowers the unemployed and underemployed of RacineKenosha to become productive in their community 10 0 7 208 684216 525629 0 15 188 37 20 684268 525837 0 0 382071 345209 0 3406 125244 133894 507315 479103 176953 46734 286505 342896 15205 24862 271300 318034 Racine Vocational Ministry empowers the unemployed and under-employed of Racine and Kenosha to become productive in their community. RVM provides employment training services and follow-up mentoring. false false 228836 The average rate of annual recidivism in Wisconsin is 15% for high, medium and low-risk individuals. The three-year state rate for medium and high-risk individuals averages 40.1%. For 2022, RVM has maintained a rate of 1% for one year. Our three-year rate for 2020-2022 is 5.85%, an 85.5 % reduction over the state average. RVM has been recognized as a best practice by the US Attorney's Office of the Eastern District of Wisconsin by the International Association of Chief's of Police. Kenosha Vocational Ministry, a subsidiary of RVM, is overseen in collaboration with the Wisconsin Department of Corrections and Kenosha County Human Services with support from the Kenosha Job Center. 187684 This program serves some of Racine's most challenged population. A number of our walk-in participants are struggling with mental illness, anti-social attitudes, criminal backgrounds, gang involvement and chronic episodes of unemployment. The majority of our walk-ins have been unemployed for more than one year. Racine Vocational Minstry placed 220 people in jobs and education in 2022. Also in 2022, 17 people attained promotions and 61 people earned certificates for programs and job skills in programs like forklift, CNA, and AODA and anger management classes. This program is substantially funded by the United Way of Racine County and the SC Johnson Fund. 62583 In 2022, virtually all (98%) of the participants who enroll in our programs qualify under the HUD definition as low income. In 2022, RVM served 55 homeless participants, 47 gang participants, 114 prison returnees, and 133 in the walk-in program. Those we serve have experienced a greater capacity to reconnect with their families, get and maintain employment, stabilize their lives through increased self-sufficiency, and gained more positive prosocial mode of think- ing. RVM assisted this population with over $18,000 in supports for drivers' license recovery, gas cards, bus passes, work clothes, work tools, CNA certificates, forklift licenses and CDL certifications. 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Part VI Line 12c On an annual basis, all officers and key employees attend a workshop Part VI Line 12c where compliance with this policy is monitored. Part VI Line 19 The Organization, upon request, makes its governing documents, conflict of Part VI Line 19 interest policy and financial statements available to the public. Part VI Line 11b This Form 990 is prepared by the Organization's accountant and Part VI Line 11b reviewed by the accountant with the Organization's Part VI Line 11b Treasurer and Executive Director. Part VI Line 12c On an annual basis, all officers and key employees attend a Part VI Line 12c workshop where compliance with this policy is monitored. Part VI Line 19 The Organization, upon request, makes its governing documents, Part VI Line 19 conflict of interest policy and financial statements Part VI Line 19 available to the public.