Title: (1) GENERAL
Accounting Policies: The Detroit Central City Community Mental Health, Inc. (“DCCCMH”) is a Michigan non-profit directorship corporation, and was formed primarily to provide diagnostic treatment, life management, and recovery services to adults in Wayne County. DCCCMH specializes in providing mental health, substance abuse, housing, and supportive services to persons who have severe and persistent chronic mental illness. As a community-based provider of integrated, evidence-based programs and services, DCCCMH helps individuals and families achieve and sustain wellness as well as enhance their ability to lead productive lives. DCCCMH has established the following subsidiaries:
De Minimis Rate Used: N
Rate Explanation: Used indirect cost rate or cost allocation plan approved by Grantor
The accompanying Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards presents the activity of federal financial award programs of the Detroit Central City Community Mental Health, Inc. (“DCCCMH”). Federal financial awards passed through other agencies are included on the schedule. DCCCMH had no subrecipients.
Title: (2) BASIS OF ACCOUNTING
Accounting Policies: The Detroit Central City Community Mental Health, Inc. (“DCCCMH”) is a Michigan non-profit directorship corporation, and was formed primarily to provide diagnostic treatment, life management, and recovery services to adults in Wayne County. DCCCMH specializes in providing mental health, substance abuse, housing, and supportive services to persons who have severe and persistent chronic mental illness. As a community-based provider of integrated, evidence-based programs and services, DCCCMH helps individuals and families achieve and sustain wellness as well as enhance their ability to lead productive lives. DCCCMH has established the following subsidiaries:
De Minimis Rate Used: N
Rate Explanation: Used indirect cost rate or cost allocation plan approved by Grantor
The accompanying Schedule of Expenditures of Federal Awards is presented using the accrual basis of accounting.
Title: (3) TAX-EXEMPT STATUS
Accounting Policies: The Detroit Central City Community Mental Health, Inc. (“DCCCMH”) is a Michigan non-profit directorship corporation, and was formed primarily to provide diagnostic treatment, life management, and recovery services to adults in Wayne County. DCCCMH specializes in providing mental health, substance abuse, housing, and supportive services to persons who have severe and persistent chronic mental illness. As a community-based provider of integrated, evidence-based programs and services, DCCCMH helps individuals and families achieve and sustain wellness as well as enhance their ability to lead productive lives. DCCCMH has established the following subsidiaries:
De Minimis Rate Used: N
Rate Explanation: Used indirect cost rate or cost allocation plan approved by Grantor
DCCCMH is exempt from Federal income taxes under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Title: (4) MAJOR PROGRAMS
Accounting Policies: The Detroit Central City Community Mental Health, Inc. (“DCCCMH”) is a Michigan non-profit directorship corporation, and was formed primarily to provide diagnostic treatment, life management, and recovery services to adults in Wayne County. DCCCMH specializes in providing mental health, substance abuse, housing, and supportive services to persons who have severe and persistent chronic mental illness. As a community-based provider of integrated, evidence-based programs and services, DCCCMH helps individuals and families achieve and sustain wellness as well as enhance their ability to lead productive lives. DCCCMH has established the following subsidiaries:
De Minimis Rate Used: N
Rate Explanation: Used indirect cost rate or cost allocation plan approved by Grantor
The major programs were determined in accordance with the Uniform Guidance.
Subsequent to the issuance of our report dated October 24, 2023, we audited the DCCCMH’s HRSA Health Center grant programs under CFDA #93.224 as a major program. During a post issuance review it was determined that this Type A program had not been audited the previous two fiscal years and accordingly should have been audited as a Major Program for the year ended September 30, 2020.