We are excited to announce that the Meadows Institute has joined venture capital fund, Telosity Ventures, to launch a Mental Health Innovation Challenge. The challenge is designed to catalyze and accelerate innovation by helping digital…
We are excited to announce that the Meadows Institute has joined venture capital fund, Telosity Ventures, to launch a Mental Health Innovation Challenge. The challenge is designed to catalyze and accelerate innovation by helping digital startups and non-profits access capital, develop, and launch their bold ideas. The challenge is targeted towards innovators creating solutions that positively impact the industry and accelerate transformative solutions to better serve people with mental health challenges. Innovation Challenge themes include pediatric mental health, suicide prevention, neurodevelopmental challenges, and more.
Innovators are encouraged to apply for a chance to pitch their ideas to healthcare leaders and investors and potentially earn cash prizes, as well as opportunities for mentorship and further investment. Meadows Institute experts will participate in coaching challenge winners on effectively implementing and measuring the outcomes of their transformative solutions.
Through our partnership, led by the Meadows Institute’s Innovation Team, we welcome the venture capital community’s interest in addressing our nation’s mental health crisis and invite innovators to apply. We look forward to this partnership creating opportunities for leading-edge solutions in the Texas marketplace and beyond.
The application period is open now through April 5. Finalists will be selected in late April and participate in a demo day in May. Learn more and apply.
Telosity Ventures is a venture capital firm that invests in pre-seed and seed-stage startups focused on digital wellness and mental health. They work to connect industry experts, partners, entrepreneurs, and investors to actively support the growth of their portfolio companies. Companies include MindRight Health, Neolth, Manatee, Ksana, and more.
