Serenity Sober Living Facility | Application Preview
Serenity Sober Living Facility is seeking government grants to support its mission of providing intensive outpatient (IOP) classes for individuals struggling with drug and substance abuse. The funds will be allocated toward leasing a commercial space, hiring staff, purchasing start-up materials, covering licensing fees, and staff training.
The business plan emphasizes the increasing need for addiction recovery services in the U.S., particularly in Arizona, which ranks among the top states for drug addiction. Over the next five years, the facility aims to expand its outreach efforts, working with various insurance companies to ensure accessible recovery options for as many individuals as possible.
The funding is crucial not just for the facility’s growth but also for societal impact. The applicant highlights a shift in recovery center ownership, noting that women, particularly mothers, are positioned to achieve significant contributions beyond traditional roles. Investment in Serenity Sober Living is seen as a way to empower these women, helping them recover and inspiring others to pursue similar paths.
In terms of competition, the applicant identifies three major types of competitors: those prioritizing profit over genuine help, unlicensed operators, and facilities that cater only to specific clientele based on insurance benefits. Serenity Sober Living’s competitive edge lies in its focus on uplifting women and mothers, with a commitment that 95% of the staff will be female. Additionally, a portion of the facility’s profits will support graduates in their transition back to independent living, ensuring inclusivity for women from all backgrounds, regardless of race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation.
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General Information
Business Registration Number: 884315828
Location: Phoenix, AZ, 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: YES
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Funding Usage
The funding will be used to lease a commercial building where IOP classes will be offered to clients. it will also be used to hire necessary staff and purchase all necessary start-up materials. in addition, the funding will be used for the license fees and staff training.
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Business Plan
With a growing number of drug addicts in the USA and with Arizona being among the top 4, we believe in 5 years there will be notable growth for our business. The plan is to reach out to many people as possible especially those struggling with drug and substance abuse. We also plan to work with multiple insurances so that a great deal of people trying to recover from drug and substance abuse can have access to this program. in the past, most recovery centers were owned mostly by men but today women especially mothers have the potential to achieve more other than raising kids. therefore, I firmly believe that investing in me will not only help thousands of people trying to recover but will also open doors and inspire other women especially mothers that they too can do it.
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Self Identified Competition
There are many competitors in this business 1. Those who are only interested in making money out of people trying to recover instead of really helping them. e.g offering them money or alcohol so they can keep coming to the program 2. Those without a license but somehow manage to get clients and agreements with insurance companies 3. Those who only take one type of individual because their insurance pays more e.g: native Indians What makes me different from other competitors is that my business goal will be mainly elevating women by helping women/mothers struggling with drug/substance abuse who want to recover so that they can go back to their families and contribute to society. 95% of the staff will be women and most importantly a portion of our benefits will be used to support women when they finish the program so they can start their lives with a little something. We will help and support women of all backgrounds regardless of race, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. Everyone is welcome.
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