The Better Life Organization - Grant Project
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The Better Life Organization aims to help young adults struggling with substance abuse through rehabilitation and counseling. It provides housing, job assistance, and scholarships, and hires counselors and psychiatrists to help individuals recover. The organization requests $65,780 in funds to support amenities, counseling, scholarships, and operating costs for the fiscal year in order to rid the region of illegal drug abuse.
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- 2. Better Life Organization Who we are The Better Life Organization is designed to help young adults struggling with substance abuse to clean up and to further their success in life.
- 3. Better Life Organization Substance abuse is an ever-increasing issue in the nation and our region. Nationally in 2012, the Drug Enforcement Administration made 30,476 arrests In Pennsylvania alone, an estimated 268,000 individuals have an addiction to illegal drugs An estimated 53,000 of these individuals are the age group of 12-17
- 4. Better Life Organization Our goal at the Better Life Organization is to be a stable support system for hundreds of young adults willing to change their lives for the better and turn away from substance abuse. The Goal
- 5. Better Life Organization Providing a home and amenities for those in need Helping those 16 and older get jobs Finding the most effective means of rehabilitation for those who need it most Provide scholarships for high school graduates Hire trained counselors and psychiatrists to assist those in rehab and provide a constant helpful force towards cleaner living Processes to Achievements
- 6. Better Life Organization A total of $65,780 Funds are put towards: Amenities and Counseling for Patients. The Organization’s Scholarship Program Operating Costs for the rest of the fiscal year Request of Funds and Planned Uses
- 7. The Better Life Organization strives to provide a better life for those in need of one. Through rehabilitation and counseling, we hope only to rid our region of the plague spread by illegal and life-threatening drugs.
- 8. Works Cited "DEA.gov / Statistics & Facts." DEA.gov / Statistics & Facts. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 May 2013. "Pennsylvania Drug Statistics." Pennsylvania Drug Statistics. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 May 2013.