Empowering Future Therapists: AMTA Grants Announced
Empowering the Future of Massage Therapy
In a recent announcement, the American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA) revealed the winners of the latest round of grants funded by Massage Envy. These grants are a vital step in advancing the massage therapy profession and supporting the growth of aspiring therapists. Five grants, each worth $10,000, have been awarded to massage schools that play a significant role in training the next generation of skilled professionals in this essential healthcare field.
Details of the Grant Recipients
With a commitment to enhancing the quality of education within the industry, the following schools have been selected as grant recipients:
Ana G. Mendez University
Ana G. Mendez University is known for its dedication to providing quality educational programs for students pursuing careers in massage therapy. The funding will assist in enhancing facilities and resources available to students.
Bodycraft Wellness & Massage Center, LLC
This center specializes in both wellness and massage therapy education. The grant will help Bodycraft expand its training offerings and attract more students passionate about entering the wellness industry.
Fair Oaks Massage Institute
Fair Oaks Massage Institute has been a pillar in the community for education in massage therapy. The grant funding will bolster their current programs and help increase awareness of the benefits of massage therapy.
Lima Hana Massage Education Center
Lima Hana is committed to providing exceptional education in massage therapy techniques. The funding will improve resources for students and enhance the learning environment.
Missouri Institute of Massage Therapy and Bodywork
This institute is focused on delivering quality education and training in massage therapy. The support from the grant will enable significant improvements in their educational programs and outreach.
Supporting Future Massage Therapists
The CEO of Massage Envy Franchising, Todd Schrader, expressed enthusiasm for the grant winners, emphasizing their dedication to fostering a capable workforce. “By continuing our outstanding relationship with the AMTA, we’re committed to supporting massage schools with the necessary resources to help students thrive in their careers,” Schrader stated, highlighting the importance of collaboration in advancing the profession.
Similarly, AMTA National President Cindy E. Farrar articulated the significant impact these grants have on encouraging future massage professionals. “With these grants, we have been able to provide countless initiatives and encouragement for future therapy professionals. We look forward to continuing our mission of growing the massage therapy industry via a strong and lasting collaboration with Massage Envy,” Farrar explained.
Understanding the Role of Massage Envy
While Massage Envy provides this crucial funding, it is important to clarify that they do not administer the grant program, nor are they affiliated with any specific massage schools receiving grants. This distinction ensures that the initiative remains focused on providing unbiased support for educational advancement.
About Massage Envy
Based in Scottsdale, Arizona, Massage Envy is the leading national franchise in the wellness sector, dedicated to offering high-quality massage and skincare services across the United States. Established in 2002, the brand has expanded to over 1,000 franchise locations, delivering millions of services that emphasize wellness and self-care.
About The American Massage Therapy Association
AMTA is recognized as the largest non-profit professional association for massage therapists in the country. With 51 chapters, the AMTA is dedicated to enhancing and supporting the profession through volunteer leadership and educational initiatives, ensuring that the public is well-informed about the benefits of massage therapy.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the purpose of the AMTA grants?
The AMTA grants are intended to support massage schools in training future massage therapists, enhancing the quality of education and resources available to students.
2. How much funding do the grant recipients receive?
Each school selected as a grant recipient receives $10,000 to assist in their educational programs and training initiatives.
3. Who funds the AMTA grants?
The grants are funded by Massage Envy, a leading provider of massage and skincare services across the U.S.
4. Can students apply directly for these grants?
No, the grants are awarded to massage schools and institutions, not directly to students.
5. What does Massage Envy's role entail in this grant program?
Massage Envy provides the funding but does not directly manage the grant program, ensuring unbiased support for all participating schools.
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