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Mndyrr

MNDYRR is a teletherapy and social networking application that connects child welfare professionals, families, and youth to community-based resources and support systems. The platform addresses the youth mental health crisis by facilitating real-time access to pediatric behavioral telehealth and social services, improving life and learning outcomes for at-promise youth.

Updated 2 months ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

At-promise youth and their families often lack access to integrated support systems, leading to fragmented care and hindering positive life and learning outcomes. Existing systems struggle to connect child welfare professionals, families, and youth with the necessary community-based resources and timely mental health support.

Solution

MNDYRR is a technology platform designed to connect at-promise youth, families, and child welfare professionals with community-based resources and support systems. The platform facilitates access to pediatric behavioral telehealth and social services, aiming to improve life and learning outcomes through a collaborative care approach. By linking healthcare, social services, and education, MNDYRR seeks to address the holistic needs of children and their families, fostering resilience and restoration. The application provides a central hub for mentors, psychologists, therapists, counselors, educators, parents, foster parents, social workers, and child advocates to collaborate and support at-promise youth.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes at-promise youth, their families, and child welfare professionals such as mentors, psychologists, therapists, counselors, educators, social workers, and child advocates.

Features

  • Telehealth access to pediatric behavioral health specialists.
  • Connection to community-based social services and resources.
  • Collaborative platform for child welfare professionals, families, and youth.
  • Support for mentors, psychologists, therapists, counselors, and educators.
  • Integration of social, education, and healthcare technologies.
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