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Visiting The Colorado Music Hall Of Fame | Colorado Music Hall Of Fame A Mental Wellness Initiative of Keep The Beat, a mental wellness initiative of Colorado Music Hall of Fame Financial Assistance for Mental Health & Addiction Counseling Colorado Music Hall of Fame will provide up to $1,000 toward mental health and/or addiction counseling from licensed mental health professionals for eligible Colorado musicians, music industry professionals and gig workers.
Colorado Music Hall of Fame will provide this funding, while case management support and referrals to a music industry-focused mental health provider network will be provided to awardees by partners Backline and Sweet Relief Musicians Fund.
musicians, music industry professionals and/or gig workers who have worked in the Colorado music industry for at least five years; 21 years of age or older; uninsured or under-insured; and having difficulty paying for mental health and/or addiction counseling.
" * " indicates required fields Please state your role in Colorado’s music industry (musician, singer, gig worker, manager, venue staff, etc.) * Professional Name, if different from above: How many years have you worked in the music industry in Colorado? * Are you currently employed or touring? * Select One Yes No I am employed or touring: * Select One Full Time Part Time Are you retired?
* Select One Yes No Do you have any dependents? * Select One Yes No How many dependents not including yourself? * Are you currently receiving counseling for mental health or addiction?
* Select One Yes No Do you have health insurance? * Select One Yes No Please share in your own words why you are applying for financial assistance for mental health and/or addiction counseling. * Please note that this information is very helpful for The Hall to help ensure inclusivity in and to be able to fundraise to support this financial assistance program.
: Age Select One 21 to 29 30 to 39 40 to 49 50 to 59 60 to 69 70+ Race/Ethnicity Select One African-American Asian-Pacific Islander Biracial Caucasian Latino Native American Other Gender Select One Female Male Transgender Non-binary/Non-conforming Prefer not to respond Education Select One Some High School H. S.
Diploma/GED Some College College Degree Advanced Degree Marital Status Select One Single Married Domestic Partnership Separated Divorced Widowed Acknowledgement Agreement * I hereby certify that I have answered the questions in this application to the best of my ability without any limitations whatsoever; the facts stated herein are true and I understand that any misrepresentation or false information will disqualify me for any assistance from the fund.
My signature below constitutes acceptance of this requirement. I also certify that I am providing the information in this application, including personal data which may be sensitive, for the purposes described in this application form. I understand that the personal data I provide, including sensitive personal data, may be factored in to decisions regarding grant awards.
I understand that if awarded financial assistance, I will be referred to a case manager through The Hall’s nonprofit partner, Backline. Case managers will refer individuals to a licensed therapist within Backline’s network that includes over 120 professionals in Colorado.
Backline’s network consists primarily of mental health professionals who have experience with or connection to the music industry, as well as an understanding of the unique lifestyle of music touring. Nonprofit partner Sweet Relief Musicians Fund will manage the disbursements from The Hall’s mini-grant fund to the referred therapists as awarded applicants receive treatment.
If awarded financial assistance, I hereby authorize Colorado Music Hall of Fame to communicate with nonprofit partners, Sweet Relief Musicians Fund and Backline, who will assist me in securing mental health resources. Personal data provided to Sweet Relief Musicians Fund or Backline is subject to those organizations’ privacy policies. I certify that the above information is true.
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Colorado Music Hall of Fame is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization: federal tax ID #27-2529106. For more information on how we collect, use, and disclose personal data, please see our privacy notice, available at https://cmhof. org/privacy-policy/ .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Colorado residents; musicians, music industry professionals, and/or gig workers who have worked in the Colorado music industry for at least five years; 21 years of age or older; uninsured or under-insured; and having di…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Keep The Beat (Colorado Music Hall of Fame) is sponsored by Colorado Music Hall of Fame (in partnership with Backline and Sweet Relief Musicians Fund). This program provides financial assistance for mental health and/or addiction counseling for eligible Colorado musicians, music industry professionals, and gig workers. Small businesses providing mental wellness services to this population in Colorado could be relevant.
Keep The Beat, a mental wellness initiative of Colorado Music Hall of Fame Financial Assistance for Mental Health & Addiction Counseling is sponsored by Colorado Music Hall of Fame. Provides funding for mental health and/or addiction counseling for eligible Colorado musicians, music industry professionals, and gig workers. Case management support and referrals to a music industry-focused mental health provider network are also provided.
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