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Clergy Counseling Grant is sponsored by Clergy Community Coalition. This grant helps clergy and faith leaders access professional counseling by covering the cost of sessions with a licensed therapist.
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Counseling Grants — CLERGY COMMUNITY COALITION We know the impact of the Eaton Fire has been felt deeply by our clergy and faith leaders. You have been a source of comfort, guidance, and hope for your communities, and we want to make sure you also receive the care and support you need. The Clergy Counseling Grant is here to help you connect with professional counseling in a way that is accessible and affordable.
Whether you are processing grief, navigating stress, or simply needing a safe space to talk, this grant can help cover the cost of sessions with a licensed therapist you trust. Please note: Funding is first come, first served until available grant resources are fully allocated.
Caring for Our Faith Leader Up to $200 per counseling session Coverage for up to 10 sessions (maximum $2,000 total) Reimbursements are made session-by-session , not all at once Processing time is usually 8–10 days after submitting your receipt Fill out the short application form here: Clergy Counseling Grant Application If approved, you’ll receive instructions on how to submit receipts and receive reimbursement.
After each counseling session, email your receipt to michael@clergycommunitycoalition. org with the subject: Counseling Reimbursement – [Your Name] . Your receipt should show: your name, date of service, your provider’s name, and the amount paid.
We’ll let you know when you are close to reaching your funding limit so there are no surprises. You are free to work with any licensed therapist you feel comfortable with. If you need help getting started, here is a list of providers who are familiar with our program: Therapist_Referral_List_for_Clergy_updated.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Clergy and faith leaders. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $2,000 (maximum $200 per session for 10 sessions). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Clergy Counseling Grant is funded by Clergy Community Coalition. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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