Randy's House | Application Preview
Randy's House is applying for government grants to expand its services aimed at individuals struggling with substance use disorders (SUD) and related challenges. The funding will be used to enhance housing and recovery services, job training, educational programs, food pantry operations, and support for the homeless.
The business plan focuses on broadening the range of services offered. Recently, Randy's House launched a food pantry and outreach initiative, and it seeks additional funding to help the homeless secure stable housing.
The rationale for funding approval emphasizes a commitment to aiding vulnerable populations, including those who are under-educated, living in poverty, affected by substance use disorders, involved with the criminal justice system, and facing mental health issues. The goal is to support these individuals in achieving sobriety, employment, and stable housing.
In terms of competition, Randy's House stands out as there are very few organizations providing similar services, particularly in the counties they serve, with Arbor Circle in Kent County being a notable exception. Their competitive advantage lies in offering comprehensive in-house support, including SUD recovery coaching, guidance for individuals in jail, assistance with medical and mental health care, as well as job and educational training.
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General Information
Business Registration Number: 81-1611212
Location: Greenville, MI, United States
Length of Operation: 7
Number of Employees:
Annual Gross Income:
Annual Gross Expense:
Open to Loans: NO
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Funding Usage
To provide SUD housing and recovery services, to provide job training, educational services, food pantry services, and homeless services.
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Business Plan
By increasing services offered. Randy's House recently opened a food pantry, food outreach service, and is seeking fund to assist the homeless find housing. We strive to help the most vulnerable, those who are under-educated, in abject poverty, from families with substance use disorders and families with members in the jail system, and those with mental health issues, find sobriety, jobs, and housing.
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Self Identified Competition
There are very few agencies who do what we do and no one in the counties we serve. Arbor Circle in Kent County offers SUD recovery serves. We are the only ones doing what we do. We offer in-house SUD recovery support with coaching and housing, jail SUD coaching, assist in getting medical and mental health treatment, job training and placement, and educational training.
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