Bios

David L. Stafford

Details: September 04, 2012

David L. Stafford, CPA, is treasurer of the Board of Directors of SERV Behavioral Health System, for which he also was Past Chairman. In addition, he serves on the SBHS Finance Committee as well as the board of SERV Centers of N.J.

Mr. Stafford is Chief Financial Officer for Daughters of Israel in West Orange, N.J. Daughters of Israel is a faith-based not-for-profit long-term care organization providing skilled nursing care to individuals living in the Essex County area. As CFO, Mr. Stafford is responsible for directing the organization’s accounting, finance and treasury functions, including establishing and maintaining sound accounting policies and procedures.

He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the N.J. Society of CPAs.

Boards of Directors

SERV Behavioral Health Systems, Inc.

SERV Behavioral Health System, Inc. Overview

SBHS Corporate Office-600 SERV Behavioral Health System, Inc's Corporate Office in Ewing, NJ

With the strengthening of each individual comes the strengthening of our community as a whole

SERV Behavioral Health System, Inc. is a private statewide, not-for-profit behavioral healthcare organization serving adults and children working to recover from a serious mental illness or cope with a developmental disability.

Remaining focused on personal dignity and quality of care, we utilize a continuum of services that are tailored to meet individual needs. It is our goal to assist our consumers to live and work successfully in their communities.

Housing and supportive services are integrated into a broad-based approach that addresses the most basic needs of each individual (food, shelter, clothing) while allowing them to safely adjust to living in the community and gradually build a more independent life.

The people we assist on a daily basis are your family, your friends, your neighbors, and your children. They are the people in your community. Each day we work to strengthen these individuals in an effort to help them to live successfully in the community, maintain regular work, or further their education while they struggle to cope with a serious disability. We do this because we know that with the strengthening of each individual comes the strengthening of our community as a whole.