Our team has been asked to look at One Day at a Time.
We are told this shithole at 1628 W York St is listed as Mel Wells address as a “motivational speaker” when he lives in a McMansion in New Jersey.
**Stay Tuned as we see why UAC writes big ass loans to ODAAT and other taxpayer mysteries**
How much money do taxpayers give to ODAAT?
How many homeless benefit?
We are about the dive in a pull records.
Who is the licensee on the recovery houses?
If it is UAC (we are researching) then is UAC paying One Day at a Time rental fees, which would be paying itself? So confusing.
License—A full or provisional certificate which indicates the Department has found a drug and alcohol recovery house to be in full or substantial compliance with the standards established under this chapter.
Licensee—A person, society, corporation, governing authority or partnership legally responsible for the administration and operation of a drug and alcohol recovery house to which the Department has issued a license.
Pennsylvania Bulletin – Standards for Drug and Alcohol Recovery House Licensure
Neglect Funded with Public Money
UAC knew bedbugs had infested this homeless shelter.
Employees were being bitten on the job, some left with visible scars, and workers’ compensation claims were filed. One former employee alleges they were told to either return to work in a booth crawling with bedbugs or be terminated for “job abandonment.”
According to shelter staff, Kevin Satterthwaite instructed the shelter not to pay for extermination of employees’ homes that became infested. Instead, the shelter was reportedly advised to spend money on “staff awareness and prevention.”
The money flows from the City of Philadelphia to Urban Affairs Coalition, the city NGO. HHS “emergency money” is pretty much a free-for-all, and the bad actors know it.
Declaring “gun violence” a public health emergency is a case in point.
This is our database and free to anybody who asks for it.
One Day at a Time as a City Vendor Nonprofit
UAC 990 2021
Who is paying the insurance on the concealed weapons?
Is Uber too low-class for UAC nonprofit executives now?
Is this using tax dollars as intended?
Maybe they are paying for the $15 per hour weapon-wielding diabeetus patrol with day laborer stipends.
Those armed bodyguards must eat too many General Fund ShopRight turkeys and
One Day at a Time’s Bangin’ Banana Pudding.
We know Mel Wells is buddies with Latoison; maybe he has my paychecks.
Our team is not sure if Hi-Touch Enterprises needs its own page.
ODAAT offering addiction services for 50 people.
Does that mean they have counselors on site to bill Medicaid?
CoEd Recovery Dormitory for Addicts
A big ass 50 bed co-ed dormitory housing addicts?
Who thinks that is a good idea?
What could go wrong?
This project is funded by the Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disability Services, (DBHIDS) with the support of Roland Lamb and Dr. Jones and by Philadelphia City Council, Urban Affairs Coalition, Independence Blue Cross, and State Sen. Sharif Street.
One Day At A Time (ODAAT) and Yesha Ministries have partnered to open RecoverED Dormitories, a co-ed recovery facility that offers up to 50 beds for those in recovery.
Officials from ODAAT and Yesha Ministries officially opened the new site located at 1712 Point Breeze Ave. in South Philadelphia this week. The site opens as the city is grappling with an opioid epidemic and the need for more recovery sites is growing.