Hear, Here: 2021-22 Annual Benefits Report

Our annual benefits report serves as a vehicle for non-profit transparency, offering a comprehensive overview of our organization’s achievements, financial performance, and impact, complete with a wealth of 2021-2022 facts and statistics.

At A Glance

Areas Served:

All of Michigan

Services Provided:

Speech Language Pathology
Occupational Therapy
Social/Emotional Support
Dance/Movement Therapy
School Psychology
Teacher Consulting

People Served:

Individuals ages 18 months to adult with
developmental disabilities or disabilities
acquired in childhood.

Staff & Board:

13 Board Members
5 Directors
5 Administrative Professionals
7 Occupational Therapists
7 Speech Pathologists
5 Social Workers
1 Dance Movement Therapist
1 Counselor
2 Teacher Consultants
2 School Psychologists

Volunteer Hours:

4,000+ Annually

Schools/Agencies Served:

William C Abney Academy
Byron Center Charter Schools
Byron Center Public Schools
Covenant House Academy – Detroit
Covenant House Academy – Grand Rapids
Eagle Village Academy
Flat River Academy
HealthWest
Hope Academy
iCademy
Innocademy
Kenowa Hills Public Schools
Lighthouse Academy
Muskegon Heights Public Schools
Muskegon Maritime Academy
NexTech High School of Grand Rapids
Walden Green Montessori
Wedgwood Christian Services

Community Partners:

Down Syndrome Association of West Michigan
Aquinas College
Grand Valley State University
YMCA of Greater Grand Rapids
Kent District Library

Primary Disabilities of Clients Served:

ADHD
Anxiety
Articulation Disorder
Auditory Processing Disorder
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Cerebral Palsy
Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Childhood Muscular & Neurological Disorders
Cleft Palate (after or between repair)
Depression
Disruptive, Impulse-Control and Conduct Disorders
Down Syndrome
Emotional Impairments
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
Global Developmental Delay
Gross and Fine Motor Delays
Hearing Impairments
Intellectual Impairments
Language-related literacy problems
Mixed Expressive/Receptive Language Disorder
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Phonological Disorder
Problems with tongue thrust, chewing, and feeding
Sensory Processing Disorder
Social Communication Disorder
Stuttering
Trauma

Programming

Comprehensive Therapy Center provides programming year-round.

Therapy & Fun

Summer therapy program for children ages 3-14 aimed at preventing summer setback.

Therapy & Life Skills

Summer therapy program for children ages 8-14 aimed at encouraging independence.

Therapeutic Play & Learn Groups

For children ages 0-5, funded by the Ready by Five Early Childhood Millage.

Staycation

Supplemental therapy program for children ages 4-14 for when school is on break during spring and winter.

CTC Games

Esports Social Group for children ages 10-14.

Diversity in Healthcare Youth Project

Educational program for youth aged 14-18 from historically marginalized groups to inspire and prepare them for a career in healthcare.

Financial Profile 2022

Comprehensive Therapy Center is a non-profit organization that holds a 501(c)3 status. Income is generated through in-
clinic therapy services, contracts with schools/agencies, fundraising, and program fees. All money raised through fundraising efforts goes towards lowering the costs of our services and programs for clients from low-income families.