Accounting System
Simeon Resource and Development Center for Men, Inc
Simeon Resource and Development Center for Men, Inc
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Accounting System
Project details
What we need
- Analysis of accounting needs and assessment of current accounting practices
- Recommendation for process improvements and report generation
- Implementation of an updated version of Quickbooks
- Training on data input and essential reports to generate
What we have in place
- We currently have 2010 version of Quickbook and a computer,, which should make it easy for you to get started. We also have dedicated staff,, and the ability to provide any other information you need.
How this will help
This project will save us $6,779 , allowing us to generate more funds to assist an additional 60 at risk youth in receiving their GED.
Simeon has opportunities to apply for funding; however, funders require financial statements and we don't have them readily available to take advantage of funding opportunities.
Project plan
Posted by
Larry W.
Executive Director
Our mission
We partner with the community to alleviate disparities in health, education, employment and incarceration among at risk individuals in central Florida.
What we do
We provide an array of services to assist individuals in becoming self sufficient. Through a partnership with Orange County Public Schools ( Orlando Tech), we provide GED preparation classes. We also provide employment training and placement, medical and housing referrals and Rites of Passage for Black males 13-17 ( mentoring, homework assistance, tutoring, community service and support groups).
Julius was a sophomore in high school and was referred to our agency because of trouble with the law. We were asked to help provide guidance and direction. He was enrolled in our Rites of Passage program and took advantages of the services the program offered. Five years later, he is a junior in a state university majoring in Bio-mechanical Engineering and is very active on campus. He is a founding member of the Society of Black Engineers on campus. Julius represents the many Black male youth that are excelling in school, community and life because of the mentoring services we provide.
Our Development:
2003 - 2007 - Adopt a Juvenile in Transition -Corrections Mentoring
2008 - Present - GED program in partnership with Orange County Public Schools
2009 - Brothers Network - health initiative with local health department. We served over 1,900 Black and Hispanic males with health education
2010 - Rites of Passage mentoring program
2011 - Youth Pregnancy Prevention Program with Parramore Kidz Zone
2012 High School Graduation Initiative with Parramore Kidz Zone
Our Outcomes:
2200 clients served in various programs
200 adults and youth employed
25 high school diplomas
200 individuals currently enrolled in college or vocational schools
