Delta Community Supports' annual report summarizes their accomplishments in empowering individuals with developmental disabilities and helping children and families. They provided services to over 650 individuals, helped reunite families through various programs, and invested over $32 million in empowering services. They also facilitated foster care placements and adoptions for children and helped young adults live independently.

1. 2014ANNUALREPORT
Empowering Successful Futures

2. Dear Friends:
We at Delta Community Supports are proud to reflect on yet another year of
helping adults with developmental disabilities, children and families forge ahead
in their development. We empower them to imagine, and then create, a future
that is fuller, more rewarding and full of victories, small and large. Because to us,
leadership is about empowerment. About service. And about walking the walk
right beside every person for whom we have the honor of caring.
To empower literally means inspire, to invest in, to embolden. And when we
shape our programs and services, we keep these thoughts close in mind and
heart and strive to put them into practice, every day, every year.
We are proud to share with you here a snapshot of the many ways empowerment
changes lives. We are grateful for your role in helping us fulfill our mission and
for all you do for children and youth and their families, and for Delta
Community Supports.
In the last year alone we have:
• Empowered over 650 individuals to live more fulfilling lives in their
own communities
• Worked to re-unite children and their families through one of
our programs or services
• Invested over $32 million in programs and services that
advance our mission
• Placed 363 children into the safety of foster care
• Facilitated the adoption process, finding loving forever-families
for children
• Helped young adults live in a supported, yet
independent environment
• Provided respite for 130 families to allow them to
re-energize and re-commit to their loves one’s needs
• Placed and supported individuals in
supported employment
With your commitment and support we, together as
a community, made these achievements possible.
We look forward to working with you again this year to
continue to empower children, families and individuals
with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
David Wyher
President Founder,
Delta Community Supports
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
David A. Wyher
President/CEO
Edward A. Sutherland
Treasurer
Patricia Austin
Secretary
Robert Hudson
Director
William Fraser
Director
Donald J. Weiss
Director
Joshua Efuwape
Director
Edward Barnes
Director

3. Empowering Successful Futures
At Delta Community Supports, we believe
that all people deserve exceptional care. In a
nurturing environment, exceptional people are
empowered and grow in extraordinary ways. As
a mission driven agency, it is our goal to enrich
the lives of individuals and families through
outstanding community-based supports and
mutually rewarding relationships. We’ve been
guided by this philosophy since 1977, and have
proudly worked to empower individuals and
families in southeastern Pennsylvania and
New Jersey.
Delta Community Supports has worked side by
side with people living with developmental
disabilities, creating an environment and providing
support to help them thrive.
Delta Community Supports also works to ensure
that all children have a place to call home.
We help find appropriate foster care homes for
children and teens, where they can feel safe
and secure.
At Delta Community Supports, unmatched
comprehensive care and a passionate
commitment to community are standard
practice. More than 600 Delta staff members
work day-and-night in continuous pursuit of
excellence and improved quality of life for
every member of the Delta family.
OUR MISSION:
To enrich
the lives of
individuals and
families through
outstanding
community-based
supports and
mutually rewarding
relationships.
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Overview of Services
Children Youth
• Foster Care Services
• Supervised Independent Living (SIL) for youth between
the ages of 17 and 21
• A full range of adoption services to help foster youth
move into permanent families
• Wyman’s Teen Outreach Program®
(TOP®
)
• General, kinship, medical, and
therapeutic services
• Participant in the network of citywide Community
Umbrella Agencies established by the Philadelphia
Department of Human Services (DHS).
Supports Services for Adults with Intellectual
and Developmental Disabilities
• Community Living
• Respite Services
• Supported Living
• Community Center
• Family Supports
• Life Sharing
• Supported Employment

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TOP®
for Teens: Empowering
The teenage years are full of promise, but fraught with peril. Teens need
guidance, acceptance and information that enables them to shape the
positive futures they dream about. Delta is committed to empowering teens
to make their dreams come true by providing them with the tools they need
to mature into productive, happy and healthy adults. Delta’s leadership
today shapes the leaders of tomorrow.
With teens in mind, Delta is proud to introduce our newest program, the Teen
Outreach Program (TOP®
). Delta is the first certified replicator in Pennsylvania
of this nationally field-tested teen development strategy, and its goals align
with Delta’s mission. We are humbled and excited to undertake this important
program, in partnership with the Wyman Center in St. Louis.
TOP®
is a nationally recognized nine-month program for teens in 6th to
12th grade that reduces the risk of negative behavior and increases
healthy behaviors. It provides school-year support to build the leadership
capacity of teens, and increase college access and persistence. Using
curriculum-guided discussion and community service learning throughout
the school year, TOP®
discussions and activities support brain maturity as
teens are engaged in thinking about their goals, values and behaviors
during a critical time in adolescent brain development.
Delta has long track record of success, strong community ties and a
dedicated staff, which has been recognized by the state of Pennsylvania
for its success in attaining excellent program outcomes for youth in its care.
With these factors in place, we confidently undertake TOP®
and look forward
to guiding teens to mature and grow into the futures of their dreams.

6. TOP®
Program Delivers Results
Master of Oneself: TOP®
Develops Teens’ self-regulatory, social and emotional skills:
• Ability to build and maintain positive relationships
• Critical thinking about social environment, thoughts and actions
• Formation of high standards and integrity
• Communication skills and assertiveness
• Goal-setting and evaluation of self
• Analysis, problem solving, decision making and priority setting
• Belief in one’s ability, confidence, assertiveness and persistence
• Self-discipline, time management and balance
• Social competencies to choose appropriate behaviors in various circumstances
• Evaluation and integration of physically and emotionally healthy choices for oneself
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EVIDENCE - BASED
TOP®
has demonstrated the
following results*:
52% lower risk of suspension
60% lower risk of course failure
53% lower risk of pregnancy
Observed:
60% lower risk of school dropout**
TOP®
IS FLEXIBLE
The Changing Scenes Curriculum has four
age appropriate levels and can be used:
n In-School
n After-School
n Community-Based
*Philliber Research, 2001. ”Who Benefits Most From A Broadly
Targeted Prevention Program.”
**Joe Allen, ”Escaping the Endless Adolescent” 2009.
TOP by the Numbers
Numbers like this speak for themselves. Delta will work hard to meet and even exceed these
numbers. We look to our community partners to support our efforts.

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Total
Operations
Pennsylvania
Operations
(Year Ended
June 30, 2014)
New Jersey
Operations
(Year Ended
March 31, 2014)
Revenue
Public Support -
ID Services (PA)
$ 8,915,906 $ 8,915,906
Public Support -
CY Services (PA)
$ 7,126,548 $ 7,126,507
Private Support
Other (PA)
$ 1,203,507 $ 1,203,507
Public Support -
DDD Services (NJ)
$ 13,938,262 $ 13,938,262
Public Support -
DCF Services (NJ)
$ 215,948 $ 215,948
Private Support
Other (NJ)
$ 1,008,267 $ 1,008,267
Total Revenues $ 32,408,438 $ 17,245,961 15,162,477
Functional Expenses
Personnel (Wages,
benefits, trainings)
$ 21,232,607 $ 10,544,448 $ 10,688,159
Program Operations $ 6,052,217 $ 3,818,311 $ 2,233,906
Facility Vehicle $ 4,835,394 $ 2,640,401 $ 2,194,993
Equipment $ 279,492 $ 174,504 $ 104,988
Total Expenses $ 32,399,710 $ 17,177,664 $ 15,222,046
Delta Community Supports, Inc.
Statement of Activities

8. Delta Community Supports Administrative Office
Gwynedd Hall, Suite 400 I 1777 Sentry Parkway West I Blue Bell, PA 19422
Phone: 215.654.1000 I Fax: 215.641.0393