Learning2Rise Academy | Application Preview
Learning2Rise Academy is applying for government grants to support various aspects of their operations, including marketing costs, events, social media advertising, commuting expenses, website development, podcast production, and business space.
The organization's business plan emphasizes prioritizing the needs of clients and their families by showcasing their expertise in mental health. They aim to expand through word-of-mouth referrals from families they've served and by building connections with treatment centers.
The rationale for funding approval highlights the critical need for positive role models for adolescent and young adult males, particularly after they leave treatment. By enhancing the success rates of these individuals, Learning2Rise Academy believes that they can foster a greater positive contribution to society.
In terms of competition, the Academy indicates a unique offering, as they are not aware of any other organization providing similar services, particularly in-home support for males aged 13-27 transitioning out of rehabilitation. They distinguish themselves from organizations like Homeward Bound in Highland, Utah, by providing personalized, one-on-one coaching sessions.
Their competitive edge is rooted in their experiential approach to coaching, which encourages physical activity as a means of healing. By focusing specifically on adolescent and young adult males and their families in Utah, Learning2Rise Academy is committed to creating a supportive environment that caters to their unique needs.
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General Information
Business Registration Number: Learning2Rise Academy
Location: Layton, UT, 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
Marketing costs, Marketing Events, Social Media Ads, Commuting cost, Website, Podcast, Business Space.
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Business Plan
Serving our clients and their families first. Having our experience in the mental health field speak for itself and the quality of our work. Grow through word of mouth with the families we serve. And continue to make connections to receive referrals at treatment centers. The adolescent and young adult males need more positive role models. Especially after they leave treatment. If we can increase the percentage of success after they leave treatment they will go on to contribute to society in a positive way.
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Self Identified Competition
I have not heard of and or seen anywhere of a company doing what we're doing. Specifically bringing the support to our clients in their home and the niche of adolescent and young adult males ages 13-27. This is Next Step Coaching for after they graduate their rehab stay. The closest thing id say is Homeward Bound in Highland Utah. We only work in person 1 on 1. We bring the coaching to our clients either in house or at a park. We are experiential focused to help get our boys moving to heal their minds. And it's specifically serving adolescent and young adult males and their families in Utah.
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