Project Yoga Inc

“STATEMENT 1 Part III Exempt Primary Purpose; Project Yoga is dedicated to bringing the therapeutic and healing benefits of yoga and mindfulness to underserved and at-risk communities. We teach our constituents how to reduce stress levels, increase flexibility (in body and mind), and improve their physical, mental, and emotional health through yoga, mindful breathing, and meditation.”

“STATEMENT 2 Part III Line 28 Continued;aligns programming with the Social-Emotional, Ohio Learning Standards. The classes teach mindfulness tools and strategies, movement through yoga, breathing, and meditation techniques to foster social-emotional awareness, self-management and self-regulation. These skills improve focus, concentration, emotional regulation, resiliency, and relaxation. The children attending these schools live in households with incomes below the poverty level, with increased odds of reporting high adverse childhood experiences such as abuse, coping with parental separation, parental mental health issues, and drug or alcohol abuse. Project Yoga facilitated lessons with 3122 students in attendance and 459 adults. Data collected showed 80% of students felt calm and or happy after mindfulness and yoga class.”

“STATEMENT 3, Part III Line 29; Classes are led by certified yoga teachers with training in trauma informed yoga. The class focus is on mindfulness tools for managing stress and total behavioral health, as well as gentle yoga that encourages a deep state of relaxation to help relieve the effects of trauma. Project Yoga conducted sessions with students and volunteer teachers. The tools taught in the lessons provide coping skills that empower and strengthen the womens ability to self-regulate emotional states and support full trauma recovery. BETHANY HOUSE”

“STATEMENT 4, Part III Line 30; from low-income families with increased odds of reporting ACEs (adverse childhood experiences). Provide students with health and fitness from a holistic standpoint for managing stress and overall behavioral health. CINCINNATI URBAN PROMISE”

“Marketing 1638.”

“Bank Charges & Merchant Fees 350.”

“Business Registration 365.”

“Insurance 1245.”

“Continuing Education 150.”

“Software dues & Subscriptions 2523.”

“Other Program Expense 10869.”

“Supplies 2176.”

“Recruiting & Background Checks 330.”

“Taxes & Misc Fees 2295.”

“Payroll Processing 394.”