Empathy Bridge Enterprises for the Homeless and Re | Application Preview
Empathy Bridge Enterprises is seeking government grants to fund a comprehensive initiative aimed at addressing homelessness in local communities. The proposed funding will support research, data analysis, and operational expenses related to developing a self-sustaining homeless facility.
The envisioned facility will offer a multi-faceted approach: it will provide work opportunities through production line jobs, mental health support, medication management, rehabilitation services, and job training. By transitioning homeless individuals into this facility, the program aims to alleviate street homelessness and ultimately redirect costs associated with emergency services and shelters to this more sustainable solution.
The plan highlights that private donations and partnerships with companies will complement government funding. It emphasizes that, similar to successful models in other countries like Japan, the initiative can significantly reduce homeless populations while ensuring individuals have access to necessary healthcare services, especially Medicaid.
Empathy Bridge Enterprises proposes an ordinance to streamline the process of directing homeless individuals to the facility, ensuring the efficient use of state funds. The applicant's strong background includes a forthcoming Doctorate in Community Care, a Master's in Pastoral Counseling, and a Business degree, positioning them well to lead this initiative.
The proposal faces no direct competition and is backed by the applicant's passion and previous recognition as a successful business leader. They believe that addressing the homelessness crisis with this practical and compassionate plan meets an urgent need identified in national discussions. The funding will be instrumental in further developing this innovative business model.
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General Information
Business Registration Number: none
Location: Fort Worth, TX, United States
Length of Operation: 1-5
Number of Employees: 1-10 Employees
Annual Gross Income: Less than $100k
Annual Gross Expense: Less than $100k
Open to Loans: NO
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Funding Usage
The cost will delegated to research and interviews and analyzing the data to develop a profitable result that will benefit all local city governments. Travel and Administration expenses to research and study the cost and profits of developing a self-supporting homeless facility. Developing a facility that removes the homeless from the street, providing production line work that supports a 3rd party in return, providing mental health support for the homeless, and providing medications and rehab and job training. Funding will come from private donations and companies providing production line work to the facility in addition to government, local and state funding to keep the homeless off the street. As a result, it will reduce the annual cost and redirect the cost to the facility, benefiting every participating city. It will be designed to house or facilitate any homeless person to a permanent location. Anyone who cannot cope with the low-effort environment, they will be evaluated as unstable and will be redirected to a permanent home at the state mental health facility. Other countries, such as Japan, do not have a homeless or senior housing problem. We can redirect the state funds to the homeless facility to rehab anyone within the system. Most likely, any homeless will qualify for Medicaid, and this will help fund the program also. There has to be an ordinance that redirects any homeless to the facility and redirects the government funds to the facility. The same protocol is use for anyone who is in the nursing home. This program will facilitate the homeless problem.
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Business Plan
securing private donation, 3rd part company interaction and product development, government funding. The whole country has a homeless problem, and the present cost can be redirected to fund a facility for a permanent opportunity for either rehab or reenter the workforce. Anyone who is homeless should qualify for Medicaid. I will soon complete my Doctoral in Community care with a master's in pastoral counseling and a Business degree to guide the administration into a profitable situation. I can provide a business plan to accommodate more details. This grant will assist in the development of the business plan.
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Self Identified Competition
none I have the passion, successful business background. In 1988, my company was noted to be the 2nd largest independent company in Forth Worth by the Tarrant County News and 4 Degrees, Chaplain,and D.Th. I see all the controversy in the media that constantly states the need for a plan that no one seems to have.
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