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“Nevada PEP, helped my son graduate high school. Now he’s a business owner, we are incredibly grateful.” ~Parent

Annual Report 2019

17,848 Individuals Served

Was any of the information presented useful to you?

Have you been more effective or involved in your child’s educational program with the information you received at the workshop?

Because of the information you received at the workshop, do you feel you are more knowledgeable about how to work with schools?

2,432Individuals

participatedin the training

workshops

277Training

WorkshopsConducted

...Yes, 97%

...Yes, 95%

...Yes, 94%

Community trainings

Nevada PEP offers training opportunities for parents, students, and professionals throughout Nevada. Core training topics include Understanding ADHD, IEP Clinics, Positive Behavioral Interventions, Bullying Prevention, and Literacy workshops. In collaboration with our community partners, we provide trainings to educate the community and to reach more families who have children with disabilities. The information offered in the trainings helps families learn about best practices and how to advocate for services for their children. Trainings are presented in both English and Spanish, and include live and archived webinars.

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.2%Tramatic Brain Injury.3% Visual / Blind

.1% Deaf / Blind

1% Multiple1% Hearing / Deaf

2% Speech / Language3% Developmental Delay

2% Intellectual Disability

4% Health / Medical

Undiagnosed

Learning

Disability

Autism

ADD / ADHD

Emotional Challanges 7%

15%16%

40%7%

.4% Non Disabled

1% Orthopedic

DISABILITY Categories

VOLUNTEER CONTRIBUTIONSNevada PEP encourages volunteers, board members, and family members to be involved in their communities. Students, parents, professionals, and the general public have donated 5,648 hours of valuable service to Nevada PEP. Volunteers provide office assistance by helping with general office tasks: answering telephones, copying, faxing, assisting with bulk mail, filing office forms, and assembling training packets. Volunteers assist with community fairs, special events, outreach, public awareness, trainings, and support groups. Nevada PEP encourages family and student involvement on task forces, focus groups, and at committee meetings. Thank you to all of the valuable volunteers who contributed to Nevada PEP!

Disabilities of all Children Served

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Volunteer Hours:

“It is a huge relief to know that at a table with all professionals there is someone on my side.” ~Parent

5,648

SUPPORT SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALSNevada PEP provides support services by first providing Information & Referral Services and helping parents find their way through the maze of services. Another important support service is Individual Assistance, which targets the specific needs of the individual or family. If a family requires additional support, Nevada PEP attends Education, Wraparound, or Child & Family Team meetings.

Home VisitsChild Family Team MeetingsSchool-related MeetingsNew “Intakes” FamiliesNew Individuals Contacting PEPNew Individual Assistance ContactsIndividual Assistance Contacts

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9021,8992,55610,355

20,000

The information or support you received from Nevada PEP met your needs.

Strongly

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The information Nevada PEP provided helped you learn more about how to meet your child’s needs.

The information Nevada PEP provided was useful.

Did the information and support received from Nevada PEP help you to feel confident in your ability to work with your child’s school or service providers.

Would you recommend Nevada PEP to your friends or family?

AgreeDisagree Agree

0% 0% 22% 78%

0% 0% 33% 67%

0% 0% 39% 61%

0% 5% 50% 45%

0% 0% 100%

No Maybe Yes

NotApplicable

Disagree Agree

188,749Number of yearly

Website hits at nvpep.org

173Number of

public forums, information fairs, &

community outreach events

106Number of

committees to which Nevada PEP

representatives provided the parent

perspective

371Number of meetings attended to enhance the support systems

for children with special needs and

their families

425,424Number of

E-Newsletters sent

646Number of school meetings visited across Nevada

Advocacy

Section 504

Family Involvement

Placement

Basic Needs Assistance

Family Support

Disability

Assessments / Eligibility

Behavior / Discipline

Sp Education / IEPs

30%

21%

12%

10%

9%

6%

4%

3%

3%

2%

Top 10 Reasons People Contact Nevada PEP

COMMUNITY OUTREACH &PUBLIC AWARENESS

Nevada PEP provides outreach presentations for service providers, professional organizations and parent groups throughout Nevada. By educating community members, Nevada PEP continually enhances understanding of the needs of children with disabilities and their families.

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3,927Facebook Likes

2,162Twitter Followers

1,461Instagram Followers

4,456YouTube Subscribers

Gender of Children Helped

Male - 64%

Female - 36%

Caucasian

Asian

African AmericanUndisclosed

Hispanic

Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

0 through 2

3 through 5

6 through 11

12 through 14

15 through 18

19 through 21

22 through 26

YEARS

1%

5.5%

.5%

38%

25%

26%

4%

Ages of Children Helped

32%

27%

21.6%

11.4%

2.5%

Parents

3% Service Providers5% General Public2% Special Educators

1% Foster Parents2% Students

0% Surrogate Parents

1% Other Educators 1% Other Relatives

84%

Consumer Relationships 1% Advocates

1%

CONSUMER DEMOGRAPHICS

Ethnicities of Individuals Contacting PEP

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American Indian/Native American/Alaskan1%

Two or More Races3.5%

F U N D I N G S O U R C E SNevada PEP has formed strong relationships throughout the community with corporations, professional organizations, and individuals. It is only through the ongoing support of our community partners that we continue to grow.Our greatest need is for corporate sponsors. In giving to Nevada PEP, you will be rewarded with a lifetime of achievement and partnership.

To Donate securely over the Internet

Visit our website @ www.nvpep.org

Personnel

Building & Space

Professional Services

Other Operational

Travel & Mileage

Printing & Publications

Supplies, Postage & Shipping

Family Training Stipends

Conferences, Meetings & Trainings

$1,043,480

$84,946

$143,512

$48,778

$36,922

$20,238

$46,207

$23,936

$46,008

Income Total: $1,668,574EXPENDITURES

“I feel that I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. I have hope now.” ~Parent

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Major fundersNational Institute of Mental HealthNevada Department of EducationNevada Department of Health and Human ServicesNevada Division of Child and Family Services

Individual fundersAlexia Brett-BaconAlisha ToblerAllison StephensAnn AlexanderApril MishlerAshley JoyeAshley SchusterAssemblyman Richard CarrilloBarb and Dave CallahanBonnie & Frank MartinChris SheperdChristina BackusCarolyn EllisDonna SmithDoug Whitener

Erika and Bryce LovelandGinger ReedHannah JacobsHarley and Suzy NicholsHeather SullivanIngrid RamirezJacqueline HarrisJessica FrankKaren TaycherKate Lowenhar-FisherKelly WooldridgeLeann and Phil BaierLisa LevitonMargaret HarringtonMarsha and Tyler Corder

Melissa HawkesSuzy and Harley NicholsNilza ShellhamerNatalie FilipicPatricia LesavoyPatrick ReillyRebecca MarshRenee RayesRetta DermodyRuby AgabasRita and Roger VarneyRobin and Craig KincaidRobert F. PurdySam LiebermanSandy Simanton

Shannon KoenenSherry RoeschStacy MitchellStephanie FordStephanie VrsnikSuzan DibellaTracy FugazziTroy WantaTrish and Andy LeavittTerri PeltierYolanda CruzValerie TouchstoneWendy and Jim WussowWilliam Falkner

Community partnersAIS- Advanced Imaging SolutionsAbbott’s Custom PrintingAloha Pacific Federal Credit UnionAmazon SmileAMC Promenade TheatreAmerican Legion Youth Auxiliary #14 JuniorsAudi HendersonAxe Monkey -Indoor Axe ThrowingBahama Breeze Island GrilleBearizona Wildlife ParkBOYD GamingBuca di Beppo Italian RestaurantBrownstein Hyatt Farber SchreckCarrabba’s Italian Grill RestaurantSunrise CasablancaChannel 3Cheesecake FactoryChildren’s Discovery MuseumChipotle Mexican GrillChuck E. CheeseCoffee Bean and Tea LeafColorful CreationsCongregation P’Nai TikvahDepartment of Forestry Department of Juvenile Justice Probation Officers AssociationDickinson Wright Law Group Disneyland ResortDistinctive Homes MagazineFindlay Automotive Group

Findlay CadillacFindlay ChevroletFindlay Honda HendersonFindlay Honda NorthwestFindlay KiaFindlay MazdaFindlay RVFindlay ToyotaFindlay North VolkswagenFindlay Volkswagen- HendersonFlat Rate Window CleaningGalaxy TheatersGrand Canyon UniversityGrimaldi’s PizzeriaImpact ArcheryImperial Wine WholesalersJersey MikesJamba JuiceLand Rover Las VegasLas Vegas AviatorsLas Vegas Mini Grand PrixLas Vegas Cause PlayersLas Vegas Ice CenterLas Vegas LitesLas Vegas Metropolitan Police DepartmentLas Vegas Police Protective AssociationLaw Office of Andrew M. LeavittLaw Office of Robert E. Marshall, Inc.

Lev Restaurant GroupLexus of Las VegasLimestone RealityLowe’sMaximum Audio VideoMerryhill SchoolMesquite Casablanca Resort Hotel Casino & SpaMichael Boychuck’s COLOR SalonMondays DarkNatural Dry CarpetNeil C. Twitchell PTANetwork for GoodNevada State BankNevada System of CareOlive Garden RestaurantOur Little World Treatment CenterParadise RanchPole Position RacewayPrism Medical Products, LLCReddy IceReflexology ReliefREI Boca ParkRSG ConsultingRogue ToysRoyce Chocolate Run Vegas RunSeaQuest Las VegasSletten ConstructionSmart and Final Extra

Smith’s Community Rewards ProgramSmith’s Food and Drug #334Southern Hills HospitalSouthwest AirlinesSparkletts WaterSportsman’s WarehouseSpring Mountain Treatment CenterSprings PreserveSprouts Grocery #559Sprouts Grocery #502Subaru of Las VegasSunrise CasablancaSupercutsThe Kara FoundationThe Lovaas CenterThe North Face OutletThe Valley Health Systems- Summerlin HospitalTargetTexas RoadhouseTrader Joe’s #86Trader Joe’s #98UFCUNLVVegas Golden KnightsvCOREYoung Men’s Service LeagueZia Records

Thank you to our Anonymous Donors. We are truly grateful for your continued support.

U.S. Department of EducationU.S. Department of Health and Human ServicesU.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration

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