Why what we do matters
Putting all these services under one roof decreases the distance between availability and affordability.
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Mental Health:
● 1 in 5 children developed a mental disorder (since 2019.)
● Only 20% of kids receive help and they faced - depression, anxiety, social functioning problems, home problems and more.
● Bristol, Hamden and Southington, CT are among the top 9 cities in Connecticut that have experienced the highest suicide rates since 2019 and the metrics are on the rise ranging from 19-30%.
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Physical Well-Being:
● 1 in every 3 children and adolescents (ages 2 to 19 years) in the U.S. are either obese or overweight.
● Connecticut ranks 5 in overall prevalence with 25.7% of children considered either overweight or obese.
● Obese children have an 80% chance of turning into obese adults.
● Physical fitness, nutrition, and education on overall wellness is not a point of emphasis.
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There is a growing demand for holistic mental health and wellness programs as more people are seeking to improve their overall well-being. The global mental health market is projected to grow at a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 6.2% from 2021 to 2028.
Furthermore, there is an increasing awareness of the link between physical and mental health, which has led to a rise in integrated wellness programs. The market for nutrition and fitness services is also growing, with the global wellness industry expected to reach $6 trillion by 2025. Our program aims to tap into these markets by offering a unique and comprehensive approach “all under one roof”.
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There are many important topics and skills that are not being taught in American schools today that should be included in the curriculum. Here are a few examples of what AthletiCare will offer, but not limited to:
Part I.
A. Financial Literacy
B. Entrepreneurship
C. Diversity and Inclusion
D. Life skills and path alignment
E. Engineering and STEM robotics
F. Critical thinking and problem-solving skills
G. Digital literacy