Wellness and Prevention Foundation

Location: San Juan Capistrano, California
Sector: Mental health
Founded: 2014
Website: wpc-oc.org

384%Three-year growth, FY2022 to FY2025

$3.1MFY2025 revenue

18Employees, FY2025

#21of 45 in Mental health

#72of 160 in California

Revenue by fiscal year

We count pledges when the cash is received, not when they’re promised, so these numbers differ from Wellness and Prevention Foundation’s 990. How we count pledges

Where revenue came from, FY2025

Government grants: $2.3M · 73%
Gifts and grants: $825K · 27%
Fundraising events: $7K · 0%
Other revenue: − $23K

Total revenue on the 990: $3,337,743
Investment income: − $9,546
Pledges promised this year, not yet received: − $262,770
Revenue we count: $3,065,427

What it does

See schedule o.mission: helping youth and families lead healthy and productive lives. The wellness & prevention center: san clemente provides school based therapeutic services that address the social and emotional needs of our youth. The center provides a safe place for students to discuss stressors and conflict while working on positive solutions. School wide programming and individual services are designed to encourage healthy coping mechanisms for the overwhelming demands on our local youth while promoting evidence based prevention models. The wellness & prevention center is the lead agency for the wellness & prevention coalition. The coalition uses long-term strategic planning to implement community-wide prevention interventions designed to rescue youth substance use, build developmental assets and strengthen families.

Educate and engage the community in drug abuse prevention and mental health and wellbeing through education and awareness programs and campaigns. Sponsor community youth activities and youth leadership opportunities to reduce youth risk-taking behaviors. Prepare and train individual to appropriately and safely respond to persons with mental health challenges and or disorders, particularly those with serious mental illness. Training is focused on organizations that provide services and support to the communities' youth.

Provide student counseling and mental wellness support at various local community high school and middle schools with an emphasis on empowering students by increasing their ability to be productive at school and in their personal life, strengthen their connections to school, family, peers, and community, and cope with their feelings, emotions and any stress they may be experiencing.

Establish and operate a youth integrated care center for young people ages 12-25, providing an open door to all young people to access services for mild to moderate medical and mental health concerns, while offering all youth access to social activities and other supportive services.

Leadership

Susan ParmeleeExecutive Director

EIN 47-2443093 · Full filings on ProPublica

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