THE EVERYDAY RESOURCE FOR SAFETY, MENTAL HEALTH, AND WELLNESS
Our Non-Profit:
Advises "private communities" on communications, set-up and operation, as well as a resource for processing grants/ sponsorships to reduce costs.
We're Committed
Wellness Responder is committed to supporting students, teachers, and schools through our foundation to ensure they are supported, and kept safe, through communication technology. We provide grants to schools to offset the costs for implementing our app School Responder for schools K-12 and will continue to seek schools that want to bring this technology to their campuses. We support students in colleges and universities through our Campus Responder app. Wellness Responder continues to work closely with other NPO’s to support children in their schools and will seek relationships with foundations across the United States to ensure we find a way to bring this technology to every school.
MENTAL WELLNESS STATISTICS
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Wellness Responder’s non-profit mission is enabling safe and healthy communications for communities with privacy requirements. Wellness Responder is the fiduciary of the digital “knowledge base” library for achieving best practices and industry standards. We are also committed to helping communities secure grants, sponsorships and alternative financing to defray the costs in implementing these vital, physical safety, mental health and wellness standards.
Board of Directors
Barbara Grimm
President and Founder
Barbara Grimm worked in education for 15 years with a degree in Organizational Behavior and Applied Psychology with much of her experience in the field of special education as it relates to the multi-disciplinary education process. Ms. Grimm’s health and wellness experience, combined with her wide range of experience in 911 dispatching and emergency services background are a unique combination to help students in crisis. In addition, Barbara has prior business experience in the management of multi-million-dollar projects, including mortgage-financing packages, with oversight of engineers, construction, and survey personnel.
Barbara is a member of Psi Chi, the international honor society in psychology, a member of Alpha Sigma Lambda having graduated Summa Cum Laude, and Mental Health First Aid and CPI certifications.
Barbara’s mission is to create a way to connect students and staff in times of need.
Margot Hoerner
Member of The Board
Margot Hoerner retired from a 35 year career at Procter and Gamble in sales, marketing and human resources. As a Human Resource Executive, she gained extensive knowledge of and experience in strategic planning, leadership, training and development and executive coaching.
She is passionate about youth and the development of young people to achieve their full potential through her lifelong affiliation with the American Youth Foundation. She is also active with many non-profits in the Lancaster community including Junior Achievement, Claire House, Benchmark, Manheim Township Educational Foundation and SCORE (mentoring small businesses in the community).
Robin Stauffer
Member of The Board
Executive Director of the High Foundation and Manager of the High Family Office, Robin works with the High Family and Board of Trustees to ensure alignment with community organizations that support constructive change within areas of identified need, with a mission to eliminate poverty in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Robin is a member of the Board of Directors of United Way of Lancaster County, currently serving on the Executive Committee and an inaugural member of Women UNITED. Robin was recognized with Central Penn Business Journal’s Women of Influence Award for Community Achievement, and more recently was inducted into its Circle of Excellence, a new award that recognizes women at the pinnacle of their careers and/or lifetime achievement.
THE EVERYDAY RESOURCE FOR SAFETY, MENTAL HEALTH, AND WELLNESS.
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