MARTIN HOUSE INC
EIN 06-1064857 · Mental Health & Crisis Intervention (F34Z)
What they do
The Mission of Martin House, Inc. is to Provide A Nurturing Community Where Individuals of Limited Income Who Have Been Alone, Alienated, Fearful, and Dispossessed Can Develop Healthy Relationships, New Dignity, and A Renewed Life. Our Community Will Include People Recovering From Mental Illness and Addictions.This Mission is Accomplished By Providing Dignified Housing, Nutritious Food, A Safe, Caring Environment, and Supportive Services for 54 Men and Women Who Seldom Experience Any of These.LEASE UNCAS-ON-THAMES CAMPUS On November 16, 2012, A Lease Was Entered Into By The State of Connecticut and Martin House, Inc. for Property Located At 401 West Thames Street, Building 700, (also Referred to As The Uncas-On-Thames Campus), Norwich, CT. The Initial Term of The Lease Was for A Period of 1-5 Years With Annual Base Rent of $1.00. There is An Option to Extend The Term of This Lease From 6-10 Years After The Initial Lease Period. The Initial Lease Period Was Scheduled to Be Terminated On
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JON MADERIAEXECUTIVE DIR.
DEBBIE ESKRAVICE PRESIDENT
ERIC MCDERMOTTTREASURER
GAYLE ONEILLDIRECTOR
KEITH LEEDIRECTOR
LEANNE LAROSEDIRECTOR
MATTHEW LISEEDIRECTOR
MELISSA NEILLDIRECTOR
MONICA MACNEILLDIRECTOR
ROBERT FUSARIDIRECTOR
SHEILA COLEMANPRESIDENT
WILLIAM ROBINSONDIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1983
- Location
- PO BOX 857, NORWICH, CT 06360-0857
- County
- New London
- In care of
- % MARTIN HOUSE INC
- Primary officer
- Sheila Coleman, President
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- July 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990
- Tax preparer
- DOHERTY BEALS & BANKS PC
- NTEE classification
- Mental Health & Crisis Intervention (F34Z)