Quality, Affordable Evidence-Based Mental Health Care for all.

#HealingHearts Mental Health Scholarship

Our program works to provide care.

Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) experience mental health challenges at similar rates as white people, but they are less likely to receive treatment. Even in instances where individuals seek treatment, many encounter limited resources and may not receive the quality care they require. We have established the mental health division of this organization and developed a therapy program aimed at addressing and enhancing the following areas:

Healing Hearts facilitates affordable access to mental health services, specifically aimed at supporting BIPOC individuals in their pursuit of enhanced well-being and personal development.

The Healing Hearts Scholarship Fund offers BIPOC residents of Georgia the opportunity to engage in ten reduced-cost, evidence-based virtual mental health sessions. These sessions, available in the formats of therapy and psychological skills training, are designed to empower recipients as they embark on their mental health journey.

Scholarship Application

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Therapy scholarships are awarded in October each year with recipients notified exclusively during that month. If selected, our foundation will cover the majority of the costs for ten mental health sessions with a therapist of your choice from our database of contracted professionals. After the conclusion of your ten sessions, our therapists will negotiate a sliding scale rate to help you continue care.

If you are interested in receiving therapy, psychological skills training or coaching, kindly complete the form below. We will reach out via your email address to inform you whether your application was accepted or not.

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Your contribution can save a life. 1 donation of $100 provides therapy to someone in need.