Boxing Therapy

Limited access to sports infrastructure and mental health resources, can have profound effects on physical and mental health and contribute to social isolation. This challenge is a widespread issue affecting communities on a local and global scale.

The scale of the Problem:

Physical and Mental Health Issues: Insufficient access to sports infrastructure and mental health resources can result in various health challenges. The lack of recreational facilities and sports programs can lead to physical inactivity, which, in turn, is linked to an increased risk of health problems such as obesity, cardiovascular diseases, and diabetes. Furthermore, the absence of mental health resources exacerbates untreated mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, and trauma.

Social Isolation: The inadequacy of community spaces for physical activity and the absence of mental health services can result in social isolation. People in such communities may experience feelings of loneliness, a reduced quality of life, and an elevated risk of developing mental health issues.

Boxing therapy can improve physical and mental health, reduce stress and anxiety, and provide a sense of community and empowerment.

Global Relevance: This issue is not limited to a specific region or country; it is a global challenge. Communities in rural and urban settings across the world face varying degrees of limited access to sports infrastructure and mental health resources. It is pertinent to both developed and developing nations. Even in urban areas, there can be disparities in access to these services.

Factors Contributing to the Problem:

Limited Resources: Many communities, particularly in rural areas, lack the financial resources to invest in sports infrastructure and healthcare facilities. This is often compounded by the fact that businesses, including private mental health practices, are less inclined to establish themselves in areas with smaller customer bases.

Transportation Challenges: Rural communities, in particular, often face transportation barriers. Lack of efficient public transportation systems makes it difficult for residents to access sports facilities and healthcare services in urban areas.

Cultural and Stigma Barriers: Some communities may have cultural barriers that discourage physical exercise or seeking mental health support. Stigmatization of mental health issues can further deter individuals from seeking help.

Educational Disparities: Limited educational opportunities can also contribute to the problem. Awareness and understanding of the importance of physical and mental health are often lower in underserved communities.

The Role of Boxing Therapy:

Boxing therapy can be a valuable component in addressing these multifaceted challenges. It provides a physical outlet for stress and frustration, promoting better physical health. Moreover, it can serve as a form of mental health therapy, offering participants a safe and controlled environment to process trauma and manage stress. By combining physical exercise with emotional release, boxing therapy helps individuals build resilience and emotional well-being.

Boxing therapy is cost-effective and adaptable to different resource constraints. It does not necessitate elaborate infrastructure and can be introduced in various settings. Additionally, it has the potential to mitigate the stigma associated with mental health treatment by offering a unique and accessible form of therapy.

Our solution is Boxing Therapy, a comprehensive program designed to tackle stress and trauma by integrating physical exercise, stress resilience training, and mental health support.

How Does It Work?

• Physical Exercise: Participants engage in various boxing activities, such as punching bags and sparring, to release pent-up tension in a controlled and safe environment. The physical regimen is tailored to individual fitness levels.

• Stress Resilience Training: The program teaches coping mechanisms like controlled breathing and mindfulness. This helps participants build emotional resilience and manage stress more effectively.

• Mental Health Support: Mental health professionals provide a safe space for participants to discuss their feelings and challenges, either one-on-one or in group sessions.

• Goal Setting and Progress Tracking: Participants set and track goals related to their physical and mental well-being, adding a layer of motivation and achievement to the program.

Technology and Tools

While the core of the therapy relies on traditional boxing equipment, we enhance its reach and effectiveness through technology:

• Online Platforms: We offer virtual sessions and online resources, making the program accessible from the comfort of participants' homes.

• Wearable Fitness Tech: Participants can use fitness trackers to monitor their physical progress, such as heart rate and calories burned, during the boxing sessions.

• Telehealth: Video conferencing tools facilitate remote therapy and counseling sessions.

• Data Analysis: We are exploring the use of data analytics to measure the therapy's impact on participants' physical and mental well-being.

By combining these elements, Boxing Therapy offers a holistic approach to well-being, empowering individuals to manage and mitigate the negative effects of stress and trauma. The program's adaptability in incorporating technology makes it accessible to a wide range of individuals seeking to improve their overall well-being.

Our solution, boxing therapy, is designed to serve a wide range of individuals who may be dealing with stress, trauma, or simply seeking an alternative approach to improving their well-being. Here's how our solution impacts the lives of these groups:

University Students: University life can be stressful, with academic pressures and personal challenges. Our solution is tailored to help students manage stress and build resilience. It provides a structured and physically engaging outlet to release stress, leading to improved emotional well-being and academic performance.

IT Professionals: Those working in the IT industry often face high-stress work environments. Boxing therapy equips IT professionals with effective stress resilience skills. By engaging in physical exercise and mental health support, they can better cope with the demands of their profession, leading to improved mental health and job performance.

Individuals Affected by Trauma: Our solution is particularly beneficial for individuals who have experienced trauma, whether due to war, personal trauma, or other adverse events. Trauma survivors often struggle with emotional scars and conditions like PTSD. Boxing therapy provides a safe and controlled environment for them to address and manage their trauma. It offers tools for recovery, reducing trauma-related symptoms, and enhancing emotional resilience.

Army Veterans: Army veterans often require specialized healthcare support, especially for mental health. Boxing therapy can be integrated into their healthcare plans to help them cope with stress and trauma related to their service. It provides a proactive and physically engaging approach to improving their overall well-being.

Sports Enthusiasts of All Ages: Our solution is not limited by age or profession. It caters to sports enthusiasts of all ages who want to improve their physical and mental well-being. It offers a non-traditional, engaging form of therapy that can enhance emotional resilience and stress management, benefiting individuals seeking an active approach to mental health. 

As the Founder and CEO of SensAi Technologies, I, Yama Saraj, am uniquely positioned to understand the challenges faced by refugees and marginalized communities. I was a former refugee from Afghanistan and am now a Dutch citizen based in Paris at École Polytechnique's innovation lab. My background in engineering, economics, and competitive boxing gives me a multidisciplinary approach to problem-solving, particularly in the realm of mental health and well-being. I recently gave a keynote speech at Maastricht University, where I outlined our vision for using boxing therapeutically and incorporating robotics for mental health. Watch the keynote here.

Our Chief Marketing Officer, Guillaume Lanz, based in Paris, holds an MBA in Sports Management. His expertise in marketing and the sports industry is invaluable for our outreach and customer engagement strategies, especially in communities that can benefit from our therapeutic boxing solutions.

Amine Oualla, our Business Developer, brings a fast-paced thinking and execution-style to our team. With a degree from the Institute Mines-Telecom BS and experience at BNP Paribas, he understands the financial and operational needs of startups aiming for social impact.

Sonali Patekar, our AI Specialist, completed her master's in Data Science and AI at École Polytechnique. She ensures that our solutions are backed by the latest advancements in AI, making them adaptable and effective for the communities we serve.

Hervé Zaya, our Chief Financial Officer, not only brings financial acumen but also focuses on business development. His role is crucial in ensuring that we are on a sustainable path to achieving both our business and social impact goals.

We view SensAi Technologies not just as a startup, but as a social movement. Our team is spread across various innovation ecosystems in Eindhoven, Paris, and Maastricht University. This allows us to leverage the competitive advantages of each ecosystem to build a truly impactful product. We actively engage with the communities we aim to serve, seeking their input and feedback to ensure that our solution is tailored to their specific needs and challenges.

SensAi Technologies' Coaching Mobile Application revolutionizes stress and trauma management through its multi-faceted approach. Here's what sets our solution apart:

Holistic Therapy Fusion: Unlike traditional methods that focus either on mental or physical well-being, our application integrates both. It offers a balanced blend of physical exercise and emotional support, recognizing the symbiotic relationship between the mind and body. This comprehensive approach enhances the effectiveness of stress and trauma management.

Data-Driven Personalization: Our app collects a range of user data, from mood indicators to biometrics. Leveraging machine learning and AI, we personalize therapy sessions to each user's unique needs. This adaptability sets a new standard in personalized mental health care, potentially inspiring broader positive impacts in the field.

Breaking Stigma with Accessibility: Traditional therapy often carries a stigma that deters people from seeking help. Our application offers an engaging, non-traditional approach that is more accessible to a diverse audience. This could disrupt the market by attracting individuals who have previously been reluctant to explore mental health solutions.

Expert-Led Guidance: Our app connects users with professional boxers, including our CEO, Mr. Yama Saraj. This unique feature ensures users benefit from high-quality training and emotional support, bridging the gap between traditional therapy and physical fitness. This innovative blend of expertise could inspire similar cross-disciplinary approaches in the mental health sector.

Impact Assessment through Data: Our focus on data-driven impact assessment sets a precedent for rigorous evaluation in mental health solutions. Users can track their progress over time, providing valuable insights that could influence broader strategies in mental health care.

SensAi Technologies' Coaching Mobile Application is a game-changer because it offers a holistic, personalized, and accessible approach to mental health. It integrates professional expertise and emphasizes data-driven impact assessment. Our innovative solution has the potential to redefine the market and inspire new strategies in stress and trauma management.

SensAi Technologies' Coaching Mobile Application directly addresses UN Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being, with a special focus on mental health. Our solution aligns with multiple targets within this goal:

Target 3.4: Our application promotes mental health and well-being by offering a holistic approach to stress and trauma management. This contributes to reducing premature mortality from non-communicable diseases, many of which are stress-related.

Target 3.5: Our app's personalized features allow us to offer tailored interventions for substance abuse. By providing healthy coping mechanisms through physical activity, we aim to reduce reliance on harmful substances.

Target 3.8: SensAi's mobile application democratizes access to quality mental health support. By leveraging technology, we offer an affordable and accessible solution, contributing to universal health coverage.

Target 3.d: While not directly related to early warning systems, our focus on stress and trauma management can indirectly contribute to risk reduction. By enhancing individuals' capacity to manage stress, we aim to reduce the prevalence of stress-related health risks.

SensAi Technologies' Coaching Mobile Application is closely aligned with several targets of UN Sustainable Development Goal 3. Our innovative approach to mental health combines physical and emotional therapy, data-driven personalization, and broad accessibility. This positions us to catalyze broader positive impacts, offering a scalable and adaptable model for mental well-being that can benefit diverse populations."

SensAi Technologies' Coaching Mobile Application employs AI and data science to offer a personalized, data-driven approach to stress and trauma management. Here's how:

Data Collection and Integration: Our primary data sources include user demographics collected during registration and sensor data from our Smart Punching Bag. Future plans include SensAi Fitness bands to capture biological indicators like heart rate and stress biomarkers.

Engagement Analysis: AI algorithms analyze user engagement levels in boxing activities to tailor therapy programs to individual needs.

Smart Punching Bag Insights: Sensor data, such as force and pressure, is analyzed to understand the physical impact of boxing on stress relief.

Biological Data Integration: Data from SensAi Fitness bands will be used to identify stress biomarkers, offering insights into physiological stress responses.

Stress-Response Correlations: AI components correlate demographic and biological data to uncover stress patterns across different user groups, enabling more personalized therapy.

Data Storage and Management: We use scalable, cloud-based platforms to manage the growing volume of user data, ensuring data security and privacy compliance.

Data Analysis and Modeling: Continuous data analysis, including user feedback, assesses the effectiveness of our therapy program. This data informs ongoing program improvements.

Data Security and Privacy: Strict measures are in place to ensure data security and privacy, maintaining user trust.

Continuous Program Improvement: Data insights are used to iteratively update the therapy program, adapting it to better meet users' needs and improve outcomes.

We prioritize ethical and responsible AI use as a cornerstone of our Coaching Mobile Application. Recognizing the inherent ethical and privacy considerations in healthcare and well-being, our CTO Sai Krishna Teki, a Cyber Security Expert, guides our adherence to ethical guidelines.

1. Data Privacy and Security:

Risk: The collection of sensitive user data such as demographics and biometric information poses a risk of misuse or breaches.

Mitigation: We employ robust encryption and data protection measures. Compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, and other relevant regulations is integral to our solution. We conduct regular security audits to identify and rectify vulnerabilities.

2. Informed Consent:

Risk: Maintaining user trust requires informed consent for data collection and usage.

Mitigation: Clear, transparent consent mechanisms are implemented within the application. Users are fully informed about data collection and usage and can opt in or out, ensuring control over their information.

3. Bias and Fairness: Risk: AI models can perpetuate bias, leading to unfair or discriminatory outcomes. Mitigation: Our data scientists continuously monitor and assess AI models for potential bias. We use diverse, representative datasets and take corrective measures to ensure fairness.

4. Accountability and Transparency:

Risk: Lack of transparency in AI decision-making can lead to mistrust.

Mitigation: We maintain transparency in AI functionalities and decision-making processes. Users have access to explanations of how their data is used and how therapy recommendations are made.

5. Data Ownership and Control:

Risk: Users must have control over their data. Mitigation: Our application allows users to access, modify, or delete their data, aligning with principles of data ownership and control.

6. Regular Ethical Audits: Risk: The evolving nature of AI requires ongoing ethical oversight. Mitigation: We conduct regular ethical audits involving external experts to identify and address ethical risks or concerns.

7. Policy and Compliance: Risk: Evolving regulations can present compliance challenges. Mitigation: We stay abreast of global regulations and standards, ensuring our solution is adaptable to changing policy landscapes.

We are committed to ethical and responsible AI use. This is woven into the fabric of our solution. We prioritize data privacy, informed consent, fairness, transparency, accountability, and user control. We continuously assess and address potential risks through ethical audits and by staying informed about evolving policy implications. Our approach is designed to build trust, ensure ethical use, and deliver a secure and responsible solution for stress and trauma management.

Next Year:

1. Validation and Community Building: Partner with Maastricht University and TU/e in Eindhoven to validate our research and build a community of early adopters and testers, crucial for our medical research efforts.
2. Corporate Engagement: Through our partnership with MEDEF, engage corporates to contribute to the legacy of the Olympic Games 2024 by offering wellness programs to their employees.
3. Olympic Values and Sports-for-Development: Leverage the insights gained from the Start Us Up program in collaboration with Sarah Ourahmoune and the US Embassy in Paris to align our initiatives with Olympic values and contribute to making the Olympic Games 2024 in Paris the most inclusive and sustainable.
4. Veteran Healthcare: Begin the development of applications of our technology in veteran healthcare, focusing on robotics and telemedicine for mental health.

Next Five Years:

1. Scale and Impact: Leverage our partnerships, including potential collaborations with INRIA and the Olympic movement, to scale our solution globally, aiming to impact at least one million lives positively.
2. Technological Advancements: Achieve technological milestones that allow us to offer more personalized and effective stress and trauma management solutions.
3. Global Expansion: Expand our reach to the United States, specifically targeting the Los Angeles area in preparation for the Olympic Games 2028.
4. Sports-for-Development Initiatives: Finance and implement sports-for-development initiatives, particularly focusing on the aftermath of the Paris Olympic Games 2024 and the upcoming 2028 Games in Los Angeles.

OKRs:

Objective 1: Validate research and build a community of 10,000 early adopters and testers within a year.

• Key Result 1: Partner with Maastricht University and TU/e in Eindhoven.
• Key Result 2: Conduct at least two large-scale studies to validate our approach.

Objective 2: Engage at least 20 corporates through MEDEF to contribute to wellness programs.

• Key Result 1: Develop a corporate wellness program tailored to employee needs.
• Key Result 2: Secure commitments from at least 20 corporates for the Olympic Games 2024 legacy.

Objective 3: Integrate Olympic values into our sports-for-development initiatives.

• Key Result 1: Complete at least one project that aligns with the inclusivity and sustainability goals of the Olympic Games 2024.
• Key Result 2: Establish a formal partnership with the French Olympic Committee or similar organizations.

Objective 4: Develop a prototype for applications in veteran healthcare within a year.

• Key Result 1: Establish a partnership with IRBA.
• Key Result 2: Develop a prototype focusing on robotics and telemedicine for mental health.

 Key Partners:

1. Maastricht University
2. TU/e in Eindhoven
3. MEDEF
4. INRIA
5. IRBA
6. Olympic Refugee Foundation
7. Station F and Ecole Polytechnique ecosystems
8. French Olympic Committee
9. US Embassy in Paris

By aligning our objectives with these key partners, we aim to create a transformational impact on people's lives, focusing on mental health through therapeutic boxing. We are committed to ethical and responsible AI use, and we continuously assess and address potential risks through ethical audits and by staying informed about evolving policy implications. Our approach is designed to build trust, ensure ethical use, and deliver a secure and responsible solution for stress and trauma management.

2 full-time staff including the founders, 5 freelancers, and many great students, enthusiasts, early adopters, ambassadors, and evangelists. 
here is a video about our team and our vision for impact

The idea started in 2010 when I made a road trip from the Netherlands to Afghanistan to do development aid. Last 5 years I have been working on the concept and researching and finding support. The company we registered last year on 30 May 2022.

Here is a 1.5 minute video about the story behind our solution 

Coming from a refugee background I fully embrace diversity and inclusion in the values of our startup and the communities we serve. 
Here I elaborate on this 

Operational Model and Plan
Team Organization

Our team is strategically distributed across various innovation ecosystems in Eindhoven, Paris, and Maastricht University. This allows us to tap into a diverse pool of expertise and resources. I, Yama Saraj, serve as the Founder and CEO, bringing a multidisciplinary approach to problem-solving with a background in engineering, economics, and competitive boxing. Our CMO, Guillaume Lanz, specializes in sports management, while our AI Specialist, Sonali Patekar, focuses on data science and AI. Amine Oualla is our Business Developer, and Hervé Zaya serves as our CFO.

Stakeholder Engagement

• Implementing Partners: We are in talks with academic institutions like Maastricht University and École Polytechnique for research collaborations. We also have the support of Professor Brombacher from Tu/e JADS, who specializes in Data Science and Vitality.

• Users: We actively engage with the communities we aim to serve, particularly refugees and corporate employees facing stress and burnout. Their input is invaluable in tailoring our boxing therapy programs.

• Investors and Grants: We are exploring funding opportunities through platforms like Sportinnovator and are also considering crowdfunding campaigns.

Tools and Implementation

• Technology: Our solution leverages traditional boxing equipment, enhanced with AI and data analytics for personalized experiences. We are also exploring the use of wearable fitness tech and telehealth platforms.

• Pilot Programs: We are working on setting up a living lab at Tu/e's sports center to test our solutions. This is part of our broader strategy to validate our product in real-world settings before a full-scale launch.

• Data-Driven Decisions: We plan to use data analytics to assess the impact of our boxing therapy on participants' physical and mental well-being. This will be crucial for iterative improvements and scalability.

Future Plans

• Scaling: Once the pilot phase is successful, we plan to scale our operations, targeting corporate wellness programs as a revenue stream, which will subsidize our social impact initiatives.

• Research and Development: We are interested in joint research projects with academic institutions to explore the efficacy of our solution further.

By leveraging our team's diverse skills and strategically engaging with key stakeholders, we are well-positioned to execute our operational plan successfully, delivering both social and economic impact.

Plan for Financial Sustainability
Revenue Streams

1. Corporate Wellness Programs: Our primary revenue stream will be selling our boxing therapy solutions as corporate wellness programs. This will target companies looking to improve employee mental health and reduce burnout.

2. Consumer Sales: We plan to offer our boxing therapy solutions directly to consumers, providing them with the tools they need to manage stress and improve their mental health.

3. Grants and Subventions: We have already secured a €30,000 La French Tech Tremplin award from BPI and are in the process of justifying an additional €12,000. We plan to apply for more grants like La French Tech Bourse.

4. Service Contracts: We are exploring opportunities to provide our solutions to governmental organizations focused on public health.

Investment Capital

1. Business Angels: We are in talks with various business angels, including those specializing in defense, health, and grand écoles. Benjamin Sorge is one of our private angel investors.

2. Venture Capital: We are targeting €500,000 for pre-seed funding from VC firms like Kima Ventures, Serena VC, Brightlands Health Campus Maastricht, LIOF, and Lumo Lab.

Loans and Crowdfunding

1. Loans: We have secured a €10,000 loan from FAIRE and are looking to secure an additional €10,000 to stay operational.

2. Crowdfunding: We are planning a crowdfunding campaign through UM Crowd, aiming to raise €15,000. The campaign, "Punching Bag for Good," will focus on our social impact.

Future Financial Models

1. Legal Entity: Currently, we are a French SAS. We are considering transitioning to a Foundation/Association or a Dutch B.V. as a holding company for better financial flexibility.

2. Financial Know-How: We are actively seeking partners to build financial capacity within our financial department. This includes translating our business into numbers and understanding French social codes.

Expense Management

Our CFO, Hervé Zaya, is responsible for ensuring that our revenue streams align with our expected expenses. His financial acumen will be crucial in keeping us on a sustainable path.

By diversifying our revenue streams and actively seeking investment capital, we aim to cover our operational costs and scale our impact. Our financial strategy is designed to ensure long-term sustainability while fulfilling our mission to improve mental health through innovative boxing therapy solutions.

Current Operating Costs:

• Human Capital: €1,500 per month
  • Currently includes part-time staff and freelancers.
• Technology and Infrastructure: €500 per month
  • Includes cloud computing costs, software licenses, and maintenance.
• Research and Development: €300 per month
  • Includes minor costs related to partnerships and research.
• Marketing and Customer Acquisition: €200 per month
  • Includes basic digital marketing and SEO.
• General and Administrative: €300 per month
  • Includes miscellaneous expenses like utilities.
• Legal and Compliance: €200 per month
  • Includes basic legal consultations and compliance checks.

Total Current Operating Costs: €3,000 per month or €36,000 per year

Projected Operating Costs for Next Year:

• Human Capital: €4,500 per month
  • Planning to hire more specialized roles as we grow.
• Technology and Infrastructure: €1,000 per month
  • Anticipate scaling the technology infrastructure to support a larger user base.
• Research and Development: €1,000 per month
  • Increased focus on R&D for new features and improvements.
• Marketing and Customer Acquisition: €1,500 per month
  • Increased budget for marketing to expand the customer base.
• General and Administrative: €500 per month
  • Additional administrative costs due to scaling.
• Legal and Compliance: €500 per month
  • Anticipate more complex legal needs as the company grows.

Total Projected Operating Costs for Next Year: €9,000 per month or €108,000 per year

Funding Request for 2024:

We are seeking $75,000 in funding to continue and expand our work in 2024.

Rationale for Funding Amount:

The amount of $75,000 was carefully selected based on our projected operating costs, growth plans, and specific initiatives we aim to launch in 2024. This funding will allow us to scale our operations, invest in R&D, and expand our reach, all while maintaining a focus on ethical and responsible AI use.

Breakdown of Funding Usage:

1. Human Capital ($25,000):
   • Hiring specialized roles in AI, data science, and mental health to enhance our product offerings.
2. Technology and Infrastructure ($20,000):
   • Upgrading our cloud infrastructure to support a larger user base.
   • Investing in cybersecurity measures to protect user data.
3. Research and Development ($15,000):
   • Collaborating with academic institutions for research validation.
   • Developing new features based on user feedback and research insights.
4. Marketing and Customer Acquisition ($10,000):
   • Implementing targeted marketing campaigns to expand our user base.
   • Partnering with organizations aligned with our mission to increase our reach.
5. Legal and Compliance ($5,000):
   • Ensuring that we are compliant with international data protection and privacy laws.

By allocating the funds in this manner, we aim to not only continue our work but also to significantly scale our impact, aligning with our mission to improve mental health through therapeutic boxing.

The Cure Residency aligns seamlessly with our mission at SensAi Technologies and offers a multifaceted platform that excites us for several reasons:

1. New York and MIT Ecosystem: I am particularly thrilled about the prospect of immersing myself in the vibrant innovation ecosystems of New York and MIT. Having lived in diverse cultural settings—from Afghanistan and Pakistan to the Netherlands and Paris—I believe my multidisciplinary background would thrive in such a dynamic environment.

2. Seed Funding: This would be a game-changer for our R&D, especially as we gear up for the Olympic Games 2024. The funding would help us fine-tune our therapeutic boxing solutions and broaden our social impact.

3. Mentorship: The mentorship would be invaluable for gaining insights into social entrepreneurship and tech-for-good. It offers a unique opportunity to learn from seasoned experts who have successfully married technology with social impact.

4. Lab Space: Access to lab facilities would accelerate our research, particularly in AI safety and equity, which are crucial to our mission.

5. Educational Programming: This aspect excites us as it aligns with our aspiration to leverage technology for social and environmental good.

6. Networking Opportunities: The chance to network within the MIT ecosystem would offer a fertile ground for the cross-pollination of ideas, enriching our work back in Eindhoven and Paris.

7. Cultural and Social Learning: On a personal level, I am keen to delve into the history of the civil rights movement and the role of sports figures like Muhammad Ali in social emancipation. This would add depth to our social impact initiatives.

8. Global Reach: Being based in New York would not only open doors to a new market but also infuse our strategies with a global perspective, essential for scaling our impact.

The Cure Residency would act as a catalyst, fast-tracking us towards our immediate and long-term goals. It promises a holistic development experience, from financial backing to intellectual enrichment and social capital, making it an unparalleled opportunity for scaling our impact.