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CO-HAB
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- 2. What is CO-HAB? An umbrella organization with multiple arms, all aimed in charity and growth An opportunity to change the world through cultivating education, employment, charity, disaster relief, community wellness, poverty, and mental health service improvement A global mutual effort to shorten the ladder of assistance for people around the world, creating opportunity for countless individuals
- 3. Overview What isCO-HAB? Goals and Vision D0UGH-N8 BRIDGER/Net-Worker Green Hand Gardens M-Prove Temporary Housing M-Prove Mental
- 4. Goals and Vision Connect people around the world to improve existing services and response to events Establish networks of volunteers worldwide that want to create positive change Reduce poverty and homelessness through personal investment, education, and assistance Increase international communication and philanthropy Create advocacy worldwide for all populations Springboard people that either want to give or receive help to different areas or causes
- 5. D0UGH-N8 A charityapp that allows users to be notified when disasters or events occur and lets them donate using Venmo, PayPal, debit card, bank account, or crypto currency Users can select filters that are categorized by type of disaster, event, or location For example, a native of Mexico City living in the U.S. wants to contribute if something happens back home Users can set up an auto-draft that withdraws a specified amount when an event occurs or set up a recurring auto-draft Users have the option to specifically select what cause and type of assistance they’d like to donate to, if information is available Would create revenue through donations, advertising, fundraising, and grants, potentially 5% or less from donations D0UGH-N8 will create a network of verified volunteers around the world whose job it is to disperse and document allocation A compilation of local services will be created by each volunteer to create a plan of action News feed can document delivery and provide speed of delivery statistics as compared to other organizations
- 6. Why D0UGH-N8? In2017, the total expenses of the Red Cross exceeded their revenue by over $130 million The Red Cross has kept as high as 27% of every dollar donated It costs the Red Cross $30 to raise $100 Speed of arrival and assistance provided often don’t meet public needs This service would improve speed of assistance, amount allocated, delivery of impact, and could potentially lead to maximum impact and efficiency Allows anyone in the world to contribute directly to causes and see documented results of their efforts Relies on public allocation of funds rather than pooling and allocating the perceived minimum like other charities May lead to meaningful advances in other countries on a personal and national level
- 7. BRIDGER/NetWorker An internationalfreelance networking service that connects capable workers with underpaid, unanswered, or available jobs that can be completed and submitted online Serves as guarantor of people’s ability to provide work in different fields Reviews and complaints for unsatisfactory work are handled by our employees to determine eligibility For many types of freelance work, one person’s product has little or no variation to another’s Allows skilled people in impoverished countries access to much higher incomes Raises employability of people worldwide Fulfills available jobs and rotates users to distribute work Creates a mutual exchange of cash flow and work completion
- 8. Why BRIDGER/NetWorker? Almostall freelance sites utilize user reviews, which can cause some users to float to the top and be more desirable New or international users are often turned down due to lack of reviews Evenly distributes or Will create opportunities to cultivate worldwide education and professional development May be able to create and justify learning/work/skill development centers for the public by sharing performance statistics with foreign governments, who may agree to contracts to cover and compensate projects
- 9. GREEN HAND Gardens Community and volunteer based national gardening network that creates and facilitates neighborhood gardens where they’re needed most Soil, tools, and materials will be donated Agreements can be made with city departments or landowners for project areas and water usage The size and production of each garden is tailored to a certain servable radius All things grown are free and all volunteer work is welcome Overstocked produce can be donated to homeless shelters or sold at farmer’s markets to support the garden Will improve the nutrition and healthy option availability of impoverished areas Different gardens can communicate nationally to determine need in certain areas and connect volunteers
- 10. Why GREEN HANDGardens? Areas exist called “grocery deserts” where no groceries stores exist due to the high theft rate For these areas, the only available options are fast food and gas station food Many communities do not have collaborative and positive activity opportunities, which would increase community cohesion May lead to a following that creates a health initiative once results are documented Creates opportunities to instill community leadership in places that need it most
- 11. M-Prove Temporary Housing Refurbishes and converts shipping containers into free homeless shelter programs Utilizes volunteers to insulate, develop, and customize shelters May develop a single blueprint for replication quote purposes Permission for space granted by landowner or city Could potentially be sustainable using water filters, solar power, and green waste management Stay could last anywhere from 2-5 days, in which time participants would be assessed, searched, groomed, fed, provided supplies/clothing, and referred to services they need May be able to work with thrift stores to create vouchers for those in need Participants are required to wait two weeks between admissions Could provide nurses trying to get hours an opportunity to gain experience and help populations in need Has the potential to cheaply heal the issue of homelessness, improve employability, and provide a safe haven for countless populations that need it most
- 12. Why M-Prove Temporary Housing? It is the policy of many homeless shelters to have nightly residents stand in a single file line outside, often for hours, minimizing their ability to utilize their time productively The services that most homeless shelters provide are limited to meals, beds, and blankets for the night only Increases and centralizes availability of different resources Can gentrify communities and document public and participant improvement
- 13. M-Prove Mental Multi-bedclinics that serve serious cases in need of long stays, a week max Screens and assesses for mental illness, utilizes on site volunteer, student, and paid staff to determine need and create action plans Programming consists of lodging, referral, skill training, job application assistance, and resilience education
- 14. Why M-Prove Mental? Most multi-day treatment programs charge extremely high rates for sometimes less than effective services Many in need of assistance struggle to survive while on wait lists that can last months Links and helps participants navigate how to fulfill their medical and living needs With a small enough replicable model, expansion, space availability, and development quote are minor challenges