2022
ANNUALREPORT2022 ANNUAL REPORTSupporters, Partners, andFriends of PHP:
Thank YOU for your ongoing trust in and supportof Parents Helping Parents. YOUR unwavering
support of families and their loved ones withspecial needs makes a REAL difference in thelives of hundreds of thousands!
As a sense of post-pandemic "normalcy" is reestablished at PHP and throughout ourcommunity, we continue to keep families first in
all of our endeavors.
We are making tangible progress with our 3year Strategic Plan started in 2021. In FY202122, PHP:
Launched the Connections California:
Transition to Adulthood program, withdozens of events in English, Spanish, andVietnamese.
Enhanced advocacy efforts at the county,state, and national levels.
Opened two new neighborhood offices,with plans for two more, and solidified
collaboration with more local agencies.
Behind the scenes, we improved operational
processes, implemented a hybrid work model,
maintained our solid financial footing, andexpanded our team to better serve ourcommunity.
Through it all, YOU continued to step up tobolster programs and services for PHP families.
I am so grateful to PHP
partners and supporters like
YOU who make our criticalwork possible. Families need
the support of Parents
Helping Parents each andevery day. Thank you.
Maria Daane
Executive Director

Engagement withFamilies Remains High200K

PHP touched nearly 200,000 families through16,000+ direct services to 6,200+ parents andprofessionals, and an additional 176,000+ families
receiving information online!

78%

78% of families served by PHP represent
communities of color. PHP continues to provide
all information and services in 3 languages.

25PHP runs, on average, 25 FREE monthly support
groups in three languages. Participants comefrom the Bay Area, California, the United States,
and internationally!

615

PHP hosted 615 webinars, online support groups,
and other meetings via Zoom. That's ~50 a month!

87%

87% of PHP program staff are parents of a loved
one with a disability, making PHP uniquely
qualified to serve families through our shared lived
experiences

8,000+8,812 parents, professionals, and caregivers
attended online PHP webinars, support groups,
and other training opportunities.

60%

PHP E-Learning Library videos were watched for
5,600+ hours, a 60% Increase from 2021!

58%

58% of families served by PHP reside in Santa
Clara County, CA. For the first time, the 2ndlargest service area (4%) is outside the Bay
Area, in LA County!

2022 ANNUAL REPORTPeople with Disabilities
Face Barriers
1 in 4

26% of all Americans are living witha disability.
Centers for Disease Control & National Center on Birth Defects andDevelopmental Disabilities, 2020

28k+

More than 28,000 students have a disability
in Santa Clara County. Of these, 14,500+
are at-risk socioeconomically, and 400+
are also homeless.
Santa Clara County Children's Data Book, 2021

During the pandemic, "students withdisabilities were cut off from...in-person
special education...and were given last or
no priority when school attempted topreserve educational opportunity."
National Council on Disability 2021 Progress Report

38%

Just 38% of adults with disabilities are
employed, as compared to 76% of
non-disabled adults
Disability Compendium Annual Report, 2021

50%

Only half of teachers in Santa Clara County
strongly believe that students with mild tomoderate disabilities can perform at gradelevel expectations.

Diagnoses Served by PHP*

Santa Clara County Children's Data Book, 2021

4X

65-70% of youth involved with thejustice system have a disability, morethan 4X higher than the rate of youth
without disabilities.

Undisclosed | Unknown
20.2%

ADD | ADHD
6.1%

National Council on Disability 2020 Progress Report*Low Incidence |Multiple DX
10.1%

Autism43.4%

Speech | Language
5.1%Intellectual DX 7%
Learning Disability
Emotional DX
6.1%
3%*Low-incidence diagnoses include hearing, orthopedic andvisual impairments, traumatic brain injuries, and "other."Support Families! Donate today!

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2022 ANNUAL REPORT

2021-22 REVENUE
Total Revenue*: $2,709,389.93Investment|Other
0.7%
Fees .5%

Grants &Contracts
52.1%

Contributions*
46.7%

2021-22 EXPENSES
Total Expenses: $2,362,333.82
11% Administration

10.2%
Development

78.8%
Programs*Total revenue includes events, contributions& pledges, and in-kind donations.

2022 ANNUAL REPORT

2021-2024 STRATEGIC GOALSGOAL #1: EXPAND
LOCAL, STATE &NATIONAL SERVICES

FALL 2022 STATUS:

Parents Helping Parents will transition to a post-pandemic
world by significantly expanding local, statewide, andnational services to families with special needs. Specialemphasis will be on online opportunities for those with digital
literacy/access, and expansion of local offices and outreachto underserved communities.

PHP opened two neighborhood offices in Santa Clara County,CA, in 2022. These are in East San Jose and Gilroy andenvelope the 5 most in-need PHP zip codes. One additional
neighborhood office is in the works, and a contract from alarge hospital network in Santa Clara County is pending.
Additionally, LA county is now the 2nd most-served county bypercentage (4%) of all PHP services.

GOAL #2: INCREASEADVOCACY EFFORTS

FALL 2022 STATUS:

Parents Helping Parents will grow an advocacy program
capable of reaching 100,000 people through parent center
partners and social media networks to mobilize future parent
leaders, create system change, and provide political power
for families.

PHP launched 15 grassroots advocacy campaigns throughsocial media and its 26,000+ member email list. Campaigns
generated 5,700 emails and petition signatures sent to local,
state, and federal lawmakers in support of legislation
benefiting children and adults with disabilities. 1,000 people
shared PHP campaigns with others.

GOAL #3: CALIFORNIAADULT SERVICES LEADER

FALL 2022 STATUS:

Parents Helping Parents will lead the development of astatewide hub of information for all parents/caregivers ofadults or young adults with disabilities, including a focus on
person-centered transition and life plans.

PHP launched Connections California: Transition to Adulthoodin January 2022. As of September 2022, Connections
California hubs are online In English and Spanish. More than
40 online events, attended by 1,400+ individuals, have been
held In English, Spanish, and Vietnamese.

2022 ANNUAL REPORTOur Partners
Ability CentralAdobe Foundation
Agilent Technologies Foundation
AmazonSmile Foundation
Analog Devices Foundation
Applied Materials, Inc.
AT&T
Bank of America Charitable Foundation
Matching Gifts
BDO USA
Broadcom
Bunker Hill Middle School
Cadence Design Systems, Inc.
California Department of Developmental
Services
California Department of Education
California Family Resource Association
California State Council on
Developmental Disabilities
Christian Science Society
Cisco Foundation
City of Mountain View
ComcastCommonwealth Central Credit Union
Costco WholesaleCounty of Santa Clara
Dell Giving
Destination HomeeBay Foundation
El Camino Healthcare District
EquinixeScrip
F5 Networks
First Unitarian Church of San JoseFirst 5 Santa Clara County
Genentech, Inc.
Gilroy Assistance League
Gilroy Foundation
Google Matching Gifts Program
The Health Trust
Hearst Health
Heritage Bank of Commerce
Hewlett Packard
Hindu Community and Cultural Center
HOPE Services
Intel CorporationIntero Foundation
Intuit Foundation
Intuitive Foundation
ItronJockers Family Foundation
Joseph George Wines

www.php.com | info@php.com
Sobrato Center for Nonprofits
1400 Parkmoor Avenue, #100
San Jose, CA 95126
408-727-5775 | 800-727-5775

Joseph Tse Foundation
Juniper Networks
Kaiser Permanente
Keysight Technologies
KLA Foundation
Knights of Columbus
LinkedIn Matching Gifts Program
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program
Mission City Community FundMonterey Peninsula Foundation
The Morrison & Foerster Foundation
NVIDIA Corporation
ON Semiconductor
OraclePalo Alto Community Fund
Palo Alto Medical Foundation
Palo Alto Networks
PayPal Gives Employee Engagement
Fund
Peak Parent Center, Inc
PG&E Corporation
Pre-University Percussion Group
Qualcomm Foundation
Red Hat Matching
Resonance Foundation for Children's
HealthRosewood Family Advisors
Safeway Foundation
Samsung
San Andreas Regional Center
San Jose Water
Santa Clara County Office of Education
Santa Clara Family Health Plan
The Charles Schwab Foundation
Shirakiku Foundation
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Sobrato Family Foundation
Sony Electronics
Southwest Airlines
Special Need Children CenterFoundation
Synopsys Inc.
Texas Instruments FoundationTown of Los Gatos
United Disciples Fellowship
United States Department of Education
UnitedHealth GroupVisa, Inc.
VMware Foundation
Walmart Giving
Warmenhoven Family Foundation
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
Wish Book, a project of the Bay Area
News Group - The Mercury News
Xilinx Inc.
Zoom

Board Members
Sandra Asher, Community Volunteer
Gitika Balasingham, Rosewood Family
Advisors
Tamara Blue, Charles Schwab
Joyce Chow, Apple, Inc.
Jonathan Cobb, Ayla Networks
Patrick Fichtner, BDO USA
Vineet Goel, Data Robot
Steven Hunt, Community Volunteer
Dr. Damon Korb, Center for Developing
Minds
Daniela (Dani) Rey Ardilla, Lucille
Packard Children's Hospital Stanford
Glenda Maria Velasquez, Velasquez
Public Relations

Community Advisory Board
Andrew Cain, Silicon Valley Law
Foundation
Deborah Danielewicz, Community
VolunteerDr. Mary Ann Dewan, Santa ClaraCounty Office of Education
Ryan Eisenberg, Children's HealthCouncil
Chris Harris, Children’s Health Council
Mike Gonzalez, Santa Clara Family
Health Plan
Mike Keeley, San Andreas Regional
CenterKathleen King, Healthier Kids Foundation
Sandya Lopez, Santa Clara County
Office of Education
Kurt Ohlfs, PACE
Cindi Savelli, PHP Support GroupAnna Wang, Friends of Children withSpecial Needs
Michelle White, Children’s HealthCouncil
Javier Zaldivar, San Andreas RegionalCenter

Executive Leadership Council
LaSandra Brill, NVIDIA
Dave Cortese, California State Senate District 15Patrick Fichtner, BDO USA
Christine Heckart, Tech CEO and Board
MemberChris McGugan, Consultant and Board
MemberGaya Shah, Kaiser Permamente
Hitesh Shah, BDO USA
Michelle VonderHaar, HP
David York, Top Tier Capital Partners

More than 1,000 generous individual donors
make it possible for PHP to serve families. Thank you!