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Find similar grantsAmber Health's Mental Health Support Grants is sponsored by Amber Health in partnership with the Country Music Association. Provides subsidized mental health support for touring country music artists, including ongoing and crisis support grants.
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Amber Health | Tailored Mental Health & Wellness Solutions for the Music Industry Country music Mental health grants country music mental health grant Mental Health Support Delivered by Amber Health in Partnership with the Country Music Association For the second year in a row, Amber Health has partnered with CMA to offer subsidized mental health support for Country Music artists and their tours.
Amber Health delivers tailored mental health & wellness solutions for Artists, Tours, Festivals, and Music Companies. Our team of licensed clinicians offers compassionate, industry-informed care through a wide range of services, from proactive mental health support to on-the-ground clinical programming.
In partnership with CMA, Amber Health's Ongoing Support Grant is available to country music artists and their teams seeking ongoing mental health support. Grant applications and more information can be found below. Application deadline is Tuesday February 17th, 2026.
ongoing mental health support grant ongoing mental health support grant Our Ongoing Support Grant is available for those who would like to offer access to Amber Health's services for their personnel while on tour.
To be eligible for this grant, you must meet the following criteria: • Must be a touring artist within the country music genre • Amphitheater, Theater, or Club level performances (arena or stadium tours not eligible) • Ability to designate a dedicated point person who will serve as the primary liaison between the tour and Amber Health, and who will respond to all communications within 48 hours • Willingness to participate in quarterly meetings with the Amber Health team to support scheduling, continuity of care, and program effectiveness learn more & apply learn more & apply Thank you!
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