Additional Information
Phase I. Establish Organizational Structure and Communication Software
Problem 1 Fragmented, Overlapping and Duplicated Services
In Phase I UMI will work to solve the problems associated with the administrative management and coordination of interrelated programs and services offered by individuals, institutions, associations, governments, corporations, organizations, and foundations in the fight against human bondage, suffering, and poverty. UMI will work to eliminate fragmented, overlapping and duplicated services.
UMI has developed an organizational structure that allows individuals, institutions, associations, governments, corporations (for-profit and non-profit), organizations (religious and non-religious), and foundations to work together, but separately to accomplish the goals and missions set in Phases I -III See "Our Organization" in the about section of this website. UMI will work to eliminate recipient, vendor, and service provider fraud and overlapping, fragmented, or duplicated services.
UMI will divide persons seeking assistance into three categories, first, One-Time Assistance due to an unexpected event such as layoff from work, divorce, or illness. Second, Short-Term Assistance due to addictions, prison release, homelessness, unemployed and other like-kind problems. Third, Long-Term Assistance for the Elderly, Blind and Disabled who cannot provide for themselves now and probably will not be able to in the future.
UMI has developed software, we call Sparrow, (see R&D Sparrow on this website) which allows stakeholders to work together but separately in the human restoration process, or for the sustaining of individuals who need long-term assistance. Sparrow will produce full and summary reports for persons requesting assistance in all three categories of assistance the One-Time Assistance, Short-Term Assistance and Long-Term Assistance. This report is made available to our Associate and Resource Partners online so they may help in the restoration process.
Our recipients will include senior citizens, children, the mentally and physically challenged, the homeless, alcohol and drug addicts, the unemployed, prisoners and all others that have been outcast and live in human bondage, suffering, and poverty.
Phase II. Establish UMI Human Restoration & Training Center
Problem 2. Addictions, Homelessness, Prison & Jail Recidivism
Many persons who fall into the Short Term Assistance category may suffer from an addiction requiring more than one time assistance. In addition, UMI will address the high rate of recidivism for persons being released from jails, prisons, hospitals, and shelters. The center will deliver an 8-week restoration and training program to restore human beings. The UMI Human Restoration & Training Center will be a Center that will begin the restoration process in all seven areas of the human soul (history, mind, body, spirit, finances, family and future).
Our program will be a residential program; however, certain parts of our program may be taken on a non-residential bases. Each day is a structured as 16 hours of restoration and training activities and eight hours of sleep, seven days per week. Family visitation will be allowed for one hour each day along with one hour each day for outside professional visitation. There will be 49 hours of clinical examinations conducted in the first week, and 28 hours will be scheduled during the first week for the distribution of health products and services.
There are 294 hours of classroom instruction for the horizontal training and 196 hours of classroom instruction for vertical training. Each hour of instructions consist of 50 minutes of training and a 10-minute break. Three hours each day has been scheduled for three one-hour meal breaks: breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Quick Overview
Week 1-Examinations of all health areas
Week 2-Legal knowledge and assistance
Week 3-Mental Health and counseling
Week 4-Physical Health and exercise
Week 5-Spirt Health and controlling emotions
Week 6-Family Health and Social interactions
Week 7-Financial Health and Income opportunities
Week 8-Future Health and planning
The UMI Human Restoration and Training Center will be tuition-based and will seek grants, student loans, scholarships, and funds from all third party payers with a stake in the student. When no funds are provided, UMI will grant scholarships and student loans to as many students as possible in an amount necessary to sustain the Center’s continued operation.
Phase III. Create New Training Centers and Gainful Employment Opportunities
Problem 3. Lack of Gainful Employment Opportunities
UMI will address the lack of gainful employment for those who are returning to society after being in bondage. UMI will create jobs for our student graduates coming out of our Human Restoration and Training Center. UMI will establish six additional Restoration and Training Centers: Education Restoration and Training Center, Housing Restoration and Training Center, Transportation Restoration and Training, Financial Restoration and Training Center, Product Restoration and Training Center, and Services Restoration and Training Centers. The job skills taught will be in health services, education, housing, transportation, finance, products, and services.
UMI will incubate new businesses for our recipients to start and work in the restoring of all things, Human Resources and Health, Education, Housing, Transportation, Finance, Products and Services.