Darva Coleman has extensive work experience in finance and accounting. Darva is currently the Director of Finance and Accounting at Southern California Health & Rehabilitation Program (SCHARP), a position they have held since May 2023.
Prior to their current role, Darva worked at the Institute for Applied Behavior Analysis for over 30 years. Darva started as an Accounting Clerk in 1991 and steadily advanced their career. Darva served as a Staff Accountant from 1995 to 1997, followed by a role as a Senior Accountant from 1998 to 2006. From 2007 to 2010, they worked as an Accounting Supervisor, responsible for overseeing accounting processes. From 1991 to 2022, Darva held the position of Accounting Manager, where they directed the accounting department and managed payroll for hundreds of employees across multiple office locations. Darva also assisted with annual audits, managed accounts payable and accounts receivable, and collaborated with the HR department for efficient payroll processing.
Darva's vast experience and knowledge in finance and accounting make their a valuable asset to any organization.
Darva Coleman's education history includes attending Western Governors University from 2021 to 2024, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a focus on Accounting. Darva also attended Santa Monica College, where they obtained an Associate's degree in Accounting and Business/Management. In addition to their formal education, Darva has obtained a certification as a Payroll Specialist from ADP, although the exact month and year of when they obtained this certification are unknown.
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Southern California Health & Rehabilation Program (SCHARP)
Southern California Health & Rehabilitation Program (SCHARP) was founded February 1994 as a non-profit entity for the purpose of providing mental health and rehabilitation services to vulnerable ethnic minority populations in Southern California Los Angeles Founded by two African American psychiatrists who were disillusioned with the traditional services provided to severely and persistently mentally ill individuals who are members of minority groups, they targeted this population, along with homeless mentally ill and homeless dually diagnosed. The mission of Southern California Health and Rehabilitation Program (SCHARP) is to provide quality mental health and social services to vulnerable populations in South Los Angeles. These populations consist of mentally ill, homeless mentally ill, multi-diagnosed individuals with substance abuse disorder, interface with the criminal justice system. By providing culturally relevant and sensitive services which are designed to improve the quality of their lives, SCHARP will have a significant impact upon the neediest residents of this community. We pride ourselves on being knowledgeable, kind, and courteous to all who find their way through our doors. We understand that help is not possible if one doesn’t feel comfortable. Our goal is to continue to provide the best services possible for our clients. In that first ten year period we have grown from 5 employees to 170 employees at present count, a tribute to the dedication to our community.