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UrAlly

UrAlly provides Guardian, an educational platform that connects adolescents with mental‑health resources. It delivers curriculum‑aligned modules, personal assessments and an affordability calculator to match users with low‑cost or free care options, while giving caregivers and educators tools to monitor engagement.

Updated 2 months ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Adolescents often face barriers to accessing mental health care, including limited awareness of available resources, financial constraints, and stigma, which can delay or prevent timely support.

Solution

UrAlly offers Guardian, an educational platform that leverages technology to connect young people with appropriate mental health resources. The platform delivers age‑appropriate educational content, assesses individual needs, and recommends affordable care options tailored to each user. By integrating strategic partnerships and advocacy, Guardian aims to make mental health support more inclusive, equitable, and financially accessible. The system also provides tools for users and caregivers to make informed decisions about care pathways, fostering a sense of belonging and empowerment.

Target Audience

Primary users are adolescents and their caregivers, as well as schools and community organizations seeking scalable mental health education and resource‑matching solutions.

Features

  • Interactive, curriculum‑aligned modules that teach emotional wellbeing and coping strategies to adolescents
  • Personalized assessment engine that matches users with locally available mental health services and support groups
  • Affordability calculator and resource‑matching tool that highlights low‑cost or free care options
  • Inclusive design that respects diverse backgrounds and promotes psychological safety
  • Dashboard for caregivers and educators to monitor engagement and track resource utilization
  • Integration with partner organizations to expand the pool of vetted mental health providers
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