Corporate Capability Statement
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Legal Entity
Guided Healers
Public Brand
Guided Healers
Tax Status
501(c)(3) private foundation
EIN
42-3563716
Exemption Effective
July 2, 2026
Primary Contact
Ana Vasquez, M.Ed., President · ana@guidedhealers.org
Website
guidedhealers.org
Guided Healers gives women and children a real second chance by removing financial barriers and funding ready-to-use vouchers through a carefully selected network of providers, including family-owned practices and private practices, churches, clinics, and other providers ready to implement and help families right away. We offer qualified holistic, creative, and complementary pathways, including art therapy, music therapy, and animal-assisted therapy for women and children where available. Interactive events allow providers to demonstrate what participants can expect and explain what vouchers cover. Guided Healers also funds certificate coursework for women, AI literacy, entrepreneurship, and practical family resources. Providers determine fit, remain responsible for care, and respect appropriate medical treatment; Guided Healers does not direct medication decisions. Institutional funding expands access while preserving a focused local network and clear participation reporting.
Governance
Established in 2026; recognized as a 501(c)(3) private foundation effective July 2, 2026.
Headquarters
Southeast Florida — United States (national programmatic footprint; international affiliate coordination)
Open-Door Principle
Guided Healers is structured around disadvantaged women and minors under 18. We do not turn people away — whoever arrives, we have a resource, curriculum, or partnered pathway to plug them into, while our mission focus remains women and children. AI is the multiplier that lets us continue saying yes at scale.
Leadership Backing
Every board member and principal carries deep, insider-level relationships across education, mental health, trauma recovery, and corporate philanthropy. Their combined networks, credibility, and resource base are the reason this initiative is executable — not aspirational. The infrastructure and the relationships are already in place; institutional capital activates deployment.
NAICS Codes
PSC (Product Service Codes)
UNSPSC Codes
We fund access through carefully selected local professionals, including appropriately qualified art therapists, music therapists, animal-assisted therapy providers, and other trauma-informed or complementary practitioners who support both women and children in crisis.
Ready-to-use vouchers, interactive provider events, and whole-person pathways for women facing high-stress work, trauma, recovery, re-entry, or difficult transitions. Providers explain options and voucher coverage while retaining responsibility for care.
Fully sponsored certificate coursework for women, plus accessible AI literacy, entrepreneurship, and practical education for women and children at no cost to beneficiaries.
Family-inclusive resources that reach the women and children around them — real tools that help women rebuild while protecting their kids, delivered quickly and without bureaucratic delay.
We work with providers, including family-owned practices and private practices, churches, clinics, and other providers ready to implement and help families right away. Corporate and philanthropic dollars support vouchers and defined programs while providers retain professional responsibility.
Beyond direct support, Guided Healers operates training capacity across free certificate coursework for women, AI literacy, family caregiver education, educator upskilling, and community-facilitator development — deployable at scale through the existing partner network.
Collaboration agreements with community nonprofits, schools, clinics, and NGO partners so a single corporate relationship reaches multiple delivery organizations without duplicated administration.
Programmatic partner management with written agreements, documented cost allocation, and clear reporting on how each contribution is used.
Direct-to-program routing of corporate foundation, and philanthropic capital into vetted deliverables that satisfy diversity-spend and community-impact reporting.
An established worldwide partnership network with secure intake gateways for cross-border NGOs, technology developers, and philanthropic partners to align compliant program routing and philanthropic budget deployment.
What GHN Does
What GHN Does Not Do
Guided Healers defines children as any individual under the age of 18. Programming reaches the full family unit and extends across the following populations:
The infrastructure, curricula, and partnership network are already built. Institutional capital activates deployment at scale through the following partner categories:
Executive Director
Ana Vasquez
Guided Healers
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GUIDED HEALERS Corporate Capability Statement ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Legal Name: Guided Healers Status: 501(c)(3) private foundation (Fiduciary Non-Profit Subrecipient / Programmatic Manager) Headquarters: Southeast Florida — United States (national programmatic footprint; international affiliate coordination) Governance: Established in 2026; recognized as a 501(c)(3) private foundation effective July 2, 2026. Website: guidedhealers.org Primary Contact: ana@guidedhealers.org MISSION ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Guided Healers gives women and children a real second chance by removing financial barriers and funding ready-to-use vouchers through a carefully selected network of providers, including family-owned practices and private practices, churches, clinics, and other providers ready to implement and help families right away. We offer qualified holistic, creative, and complementary pathways, including art therapy, music therapy, and animal-assisted therapy for women and children where available. Interactive events allow providers to demonstrate what participants can expect and explain what vouchers cover. Guided Healers also funds certificate coursework for women, AI literacy, entrepreneurship, and practical family resources. Providers determine fit, remain responsible for care, and respect appropriate medical treatment; Guided Healers does not direct medication decisions. Institutional funding expands access while preserving a focused local network and clear participation reporting. ORGANIZATIONAL IDENTIFIERS ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── • Legal Entity: Guided Healers • Public Brand: Guided Healers • Tax Status: 501(c)(3) private foundation • EIN: 42-3563716 • Exemption Effective: July 2, 2026 • Primary Contact: Ana Vasquez, M.Ed., President · ana@guidedhealers.org • Website: guidedhealers.org POPULATIONS SERVED ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── • Women in need — single mothers, women carrying heavy caregiving loads, women released from incarceration, women recovering from drugs or alcohol, and survivors of sexual, physical, mental, or spiritual abuse — who are lost, overwhelmed, and struggling just to breathe • Children who are suffering because of it — boys and girls struggling with mental health challenges, feeling suicidal, living in constant crisis, or carrying trauma of sexual, physical, mental, or spiritual abuse • The families surrounding those women and children (caregivers, siblings, guardians) • Low-income and Title-I school communities • Cross-border NGO beneficiary populations ESTABLISHED PARTNERSHIP ECOSYSTEM (Worldwide) ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── • Public and private K–12 school systems • Community and behavioral health clinics • Celebrity and athlete philanthropic foundations • Sister 501(c)(3) nonprofits and community-based organizations • Corporate CSR / philanthropy program owners • Federal, state, and municipal government programs • International NGOs and cross-border development partners • Schools, clinics, and behavioral-health providers NAICS CODES ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── • 624190 — Other Individual and Family Services • 624110 — Child and Youth Services (Minors Under 18) • 624120 — Services for the Elderly & Persons with Disabilities • 624221 — Temporary Shelters (Family Stabilization Support) • 624229 — Other Community Housing Services • 624310 — Vocational Rehabilitation Services • 621330 — Offices of Mental Health Practitioners (except Physicians) • 621420 — Outpatient Mental Health & Substance Abuse Centers • 611430 — Professional & Management Development Training • 611710 — Educational Support Services • 611610 — Fine Arts Schools (Painting, Digital, Mixed-Media & AI-Assisted Art) • 611519 — Other Technical & Trade Schools (AI Literacy & Data Science Tracks) • 611699 — All Other Miscellaneous Schools & Instruction (Massive-Scale Training Programs) • 541511 — Custom Computer Programming Services (AI Curriculum & Bio-Feedback Tooling) • 541512 — Computer Systems Design Services (AI Platform Deployment) • 541990 — All Other Professional, Scientific & Technical Services • 813212 — Voluntary Health Organizations (Family, Veteran & Disability Support) • 813319 — Other Social Advocacy Organizations • 813410 — Civic and Social Organizations • 541611 — Administrative Management & General Management Consulting PSC (Product Service Codes) ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── • R499 — Support — Professional: Other • R701 — Support — Management: Advisory & Assistance Services • U008 — Education/Training — Training/Curriculum Development • U009 — Education/Training — Education Services • U099 — Education/Training — Other (Massive-Scale Community & Family Training) • Q301 — Medical — Other Medical Services (Behavioral Health Support) • G004 — Social Services — Family Assistance • G007 — Social Services — Care of Remains / Family Support Services • G009 — Social Services — Other (Veterans, Disability & Youth Support) • DA10 — IT & Telecom — Applications Development (AI Literacy Tooling) • DE02 — IT & Telecom — Educational IT Services (AI Learning Platforms) UNSPSC CODES ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── • 80111600 — Human Resources Services — Workforce Development • 85101700 — Comprehensive Health Services — Behavioral Health • 85121608 — Mental Health Practitioners — Creative & Trauma-Informed Therapies • 85121900 — Health Services for Persons with Disabilities • 86111600 — Vocational Training • 86121600 — Educational Institutions — Alternative & Community Learning • 86141500 — Specialized Educational Services (Family & Caregiver Training) • 43232400 — Educational or Reference Software (AI Literacy Curriculum) • 81112200 — Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Services • 93131600 — Community & Social Services • 94131600 — Veterans Organizations & Family Support REGULATORY & COMPLIANCE FRAMEWORK ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── • IRC §501(c)(3) — Internal Revenue Code — Tax-Exempt Charitable Organization — Guided Healers holds IRS 501(c)(3) determination • IRC §509(a)(1) / §170(b)(1)(A)(vi) — Publicly Supported Charity Classification • Form 990 — Annual Return of Organization Exempt From Income Tax (filed annually) • HIPAA 45 CFR Parts 160 & 164 — Privacy & Security of Protected Health Information (behavioral health programming) • FERPA 34 CFR Part 99 — Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (youth education records) • COPPA 15 U.S.C. §§6501–6506 — Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (AI literacy platforms serving minors under 18) • IDEA 20 U.S.C. §1400 et seq. — Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (inclusive programming for children with disabilities) • 38 U.S.C. Chapters 17 & 18 — Veterans Health & Family Support Statutes (programming for veteran families) • Title VI Civil Rights Act 1964 — Non-discrimination in federally assisted programs • ADA / Section 504 — Accessibility & non-discrimination on the basis of disability ASSISTANCE LISTING NUMBERS (ALN) — Program Alignment ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── • ALN 93.243 — Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services — Projects of Regional & National Significance (SAMHSA) • ALN 93.434 — Every Student Succeeds Act / Bipartisan Safer Communities Act — Mental Health Services • ALN 93.958 — Block Grants for Community Mental Health Services • ALN 93.959 — Block Grants for Prevention & Treatment of Substance Abuse • ALN 93.556 — Promoting Safe & Stable Families • ALN 93.590 — Community-Based Child Abuse Prevention Grants • ALN 93.669 — Child Abuse & Neglect Discretionary Activities • ALN 93.630 — Developmental Disabilities Basic Support & Advocacy Grants • ALN 93.667 — Social Services Block Grant • ALN 17.259 — Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act (WIOA) — Youth Activities • ALN 17.278 — WIOA — Dislocated Worker National Reserve Demonstration Grants • ALN 84.126 — Rehabilitation Services — Vocational Rehabilitation Grants (Persons with Disabilities) • ALN 84.215 — Fund for the Improvement of Education (Innovative Literacy & AI Learning Approaches) • ALN 45.024 — NEA — Promotion of the Arts / Grants to Organizations & Individuals (Creative & Expressive Programming) • ALN 45.025 — NEA — Promotion of the Arts / Partnership Agreements • ALN 64.024 — VA Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) • ALN 64.033 — VA Grants for Adaptive Sports Programs for Disabled Veterans & Members of the Armed Forces • ALN 64.116 — Vocational Rehabilitation & Employment for Disabled Veterans CORE COMPETENCIES ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── • Youth Mental Resilience & Crisis Navigation We fund access through carefully selected local professionals, including appropriately qualified art therapists, music therapists, animal-assisted therapy providers, and other trauma-informed or complementary practitioners who support both women and children in crisis. • Second-Chance Pathways & Subsidized Care for Women Ready-to-use vouchers, interactive provider events, and whole-person pathways for women facing high-stress work, trauma, recovery, re-entry, or difficult transitions. Providers explain options and voucher coverage while retaining responsibility for care. • Certificate Coursework, Entrepreneurship & AI Literacy Fully sponsored certificate coursework for women, plus accessible AI literacy, entrepreneurship, and practical education for women and children at no cost to beneficiaries. • Real Tools for Families Under Pressure Family-inclusive resources that reach the women and children around them — real tools that help women rebuild while protecting their kids, delivered quickly and without bureaucratic delay. • Frictionless Local Funding Model We work with providers, including family-owned practices and private practices, churches, clinics, and other providers ready to implement and help families right away. Corporate and philanthropic dollars support vouchers and defined programs while providers retain professional responsibility. • Massive-Scale Free Certificate & Learning Infrastructure Beyond direct support, Guided Healers operates training capacity across free certificate coursework for women, AI literacy, family caregiver education, educator upskilling, and community-facilitator development — deployable at scale through the existing partner network. • Nonprofit Coalition & Partner Coordination Collaboration agreements with community nonprofits, schools, clinics, and NGO partners so a single corporate relationship reaches multiple delivery organizations without duplicated administration. • Documented Fund Administration Programmatic partner management with written agreements, documented cost allocation, and clear reporting on how each contribution is used. • Corporate CSR / Philanthropic Endowment Coordination Direct-to-program routing of corporate foundation, and philanthropic capital into vetted deliverables that satisfy diversity-spend and community-impact reporting. • International Program Affiliation & NGO Coordination An established worldwide partnership network with secure intake gateways for cross-border NGOs, technology developers, and philanthropic partners to align compliant program routing and philanthropic budget deployment. SCOPE OF SERVICES — WHAT WE DO ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ✓ Fund youth mental-resilience and crisis-navigation access through trusted, appropriately qualified local providers ✓ Deliver second-chance pathways and subsidized care vouchers for women from every background and circumstance ✓ Deliver free certificate coursework for women and education, entrepreneurship training, and AI literacy for women and children ✓ Fund qualified art therapy, music therapy, animal-assisted therapy, and other complementary options for women and children through participating providers ✓ Host interactive events where providers demonstrate experiences and explain voucher coverage ✓ Deliver real tools that help women rebuild while protecting their kids ✓ Welcome anyone who arrives under an inclusive-programming framework, with the focus remaining on women and children ✓ Receive corporate foundation and CSR contributions directly into Guided Healers programs ✓ Serve as subrecipient partner for aligned women's and children's initiatives ✓ Partner with corporations, sister nonprofits, and agencies that already hold project funding and need a qualified nonprofit community partner ✓ Coordinate with local and international NGOs, schools, clinics, and social-service agencies SCOPE OF SERVICES — WHAT WE DO NOT DO ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── ✗ Grant-writing services on behalf of outside organizations ✗ Grant-acquisition consulting for third parties ✗ Pass-through of funds for organizations outside Guided Healers' programmatic scope ✗ Direct or replace medical care, prescribe treatment, or advise participants to begin, stop, or change medication DIFFERENTIATORS ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── • 501(c)(3) private foundation governance with documented, reportable fund administration • Core focus: youth mental resilience and crisis navigation for children; second-chance pathways and subsidized care vouchers for women • Education, entrepreneurship, and AI literacy training for women and children at no cost to families • Carefully selected network of providers, including family-owned practices and private practices, churches, clinics, and other providers ready to implement and help families right away • Art therapy, music therapy, animal-assisted therapy for women and children, interactive provider events, and clear voucher education • Fully sponsored certificate coursework for women • Real tools that help women rebuild while protecting their kids • AI is woven into every program — literacy, automation, and youth mental resilience support • Massive-scale free certificate and learning infrastructure (AI literacy, caregivers, educators, facilitators) • Serves women and children — primarily women who are lost, overwhelmed, and struggling just to breathe and children who are suffering because of it • Established worldwide partnership ecosystem — schools, clinics, sister nonprofits, NGOs, and community agencies • Partnership network and fulfillment infrastructure are already built and deployable today — institutional capital activates scale • Open-door principle: focus is women & children, but we welcome anyone who shows up — caregivers, sister nonprofits, and community partners are always met with a resource or partnered pathway • Leadership backing: every board member and principal brings deep, insider-level relationships across education, mental health, trauma recovery, and corporate philanthropy • Direct corporate CSR / philanthropic endowment channel — no third-party pass-through • Framework licensing pathway ready for K–12 systems, behavioral clinics, and community partners CONTACT ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Ana Vasquez, M.Ed. — President & Founder Guided Healers Email: ana@guidedhealers.org Web: guidedhealers.org ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── This capability statement is issued by Guided Healers for institutional, corporate, and philanthropic partnership review. EIN 42-3563716; exemption effective July 2, 2026. Determination letter and Form 990-PF available upon request.
EIN 42-3563716 · Exemption effective July 2, 2026. Determination letter and Form 990-PF available upon request. Direct all verification and partnership requests to ana@guidedhealers.org.
One Organization. Two Doors.
Every dollar routed through this capability statement lands directly in regulation support for a child, a second chance for a woman, or training that helps a family rebuild — free to every beneficiary, no one turned away.
