UCAN
3605 W Fillmore St, Chicago, IL 60624 www.ucanchicago.org

Total Revenue
$46,437,952
Total Expenses
$46,427,151
Net Assets
$40,171,917

Organizations Filed Purposes: To build strong youth and families through compassionate healing, education and empowerment.

UCAN's Therapeutic Youth Home provides a structured, stable and therapeutic living arrangement for youth in the care of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services. The home works primarily with children and young adults ages 7-18 who have histories of severe trauma, abuse and neglect. Because of their past experience, the clients are in need of a highly structured, 24-hour-a-day treatment facility to address the behavioral and emotional difficulties that surround their previous exposure to trauma and abuse. Clients in the Diermeier Therapeutic Youth Home are offered a wide variety of individualized and group treatment services to aid them in healing and gaining the social and coping skills to graduate from treatment and move to a less restrictive setting.Total Clients Served: 68

UCAN Academy, comprised of two campuses across Chicago, is an innovative 1st through 12th grade year-round therapeutic day school. A special education curriculum is used by experienced staff to help students who have experienced difficulties in previous school settings and who benefit from a smaller, more individualized classroom setting. As the largest and one of the most recognized therapeutic day schools in the area, each child enrolled in UCAN Academy comes to us with a unique set of needs. We use a staff-intense environment for more one-on-one attention. Our students, while coming from diverse and distinct backgrounds, have all experienced difficulties in public or private school settings. Many have become discouraged about learning. We help them to see schooling in a positive light and to reach their highest potential.Total Clients Served: 153

UCAN's Foster Parenting Program primary goal of foster care is to restore children safely to their families and foster parents play an essential function in helping the child and parents maintain their family bond during the period of separation. If a child cannot return home, foster parents may provide a permanent home. When this happens, the foster parents eventually assume legal responsibility for the child as the guardian or through adoption.Total Clients Placed in Foster Homes and Adoptive Families: 132

Executives Listed on Filing

Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing

NameTitleHours Per WeekTotal Salary
Zachary SchrantzPresident & CEO40$226,071
Laura AngelucciExecutive Vice President of Admin.40$146,166
Nacole MilbrookSenior Vice President40$145,634
Claude RobinsonExecutive Vice President40$144,403
Cherilyn ThomasVice President40$142,255
Nicolas LiakopulosChief Information Officer40$127,781
Patricia WynnChief Financial Officer40$125,755
Don WycliffBoard Member1$0
Darren TillisBoard Member1$0
Tracy C RobinsonBoard Member1$0
Mario RizzoBoard Member1$0
Fred E Reid Until 123119Board Member1$0
Matthew RosenbergBoard Member1$0
Ozzie PierceBoard Member1$0
Mikhel PaulBoard Member1$0
William LuehrsBoard Member1$0
Reyahd KazmiBoard Member1$0
Oscar JohnsonBoard Member1$0
Tytannie HarrisBoard Member1$0
Jackie GomezBoard Member1$0
Gary J FennessyBoard Member1$0
Richard H FlemingBoard Member1$0
Jeffrey DiermeierBoard Member1$0
Richard J DecleeneBoard Member1$0
Charlotte R DamronBoard Member1$0
Jeffrey CarlsonBoard Member1$0
Colleen BradleyBoard Member1$0
Bert AllenBoard Member1$0
Jeanna CullinsSecretary1$0
Lourdes GonzalezTreasurer1$0
Cedric ThurmanVice Chair1$0
Susan Mcnally-WildeVice Chair1$0
Markell BridgesBoard Chair1$0

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