it takes a village

Therapy made possible by kindness

A place for sponsored therapy and community support

The People Funded Therapy

For Therapy Seekers
& Sponsors

Therapy made possible by kindness. Access therapy through sponsored sessions.

Humble Village

For Community Workshops
& Classes

Classes and support groups made possible by professionals and everyday people coming together to enhance community access.

Apply for therapy

Classes

Become a sponsor

Rooted in Community Care

At The People Funded Therapy, our mission is rooted in the profound belief that healing is a collective journey.

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Be You. Be Seen.

Come as you are, and experience support through your growth journey.

Who can get therapy?

Anyone seeking therapy is welcome to apply for our People Funded Therapy programs.

How does it work? Is therapy free?

Therapy seekers can begin by completing the therapy interest form here. Once received, we'll guide you through the intake form process. Intakes are managed on a first-come, first-served basis, depending on available funding. After submitting the intake form, we’ll update you on availability, start dates, and coordination, including any waitlist details if applicable. We're committed to keeping you informed and supporting you every step of the way.

Therapy isn't free, the costs are covered by the generosity of sponsors through our People Funded Therapy initiative.

Can I sponsor someone?

Yes, The People Funded Therapy bridges the gap between those seeking help and those wishing to provide support. You can sponsor a full or partial therapy session or you can choose to match with someone whose story resonates with you. Any gift makes a difference.

What is Humble Village?

As part of The People Funded Therapy, Humble Village offers a space for non-clinical needs, providing free and low-cost programs focused on personal development classes, wellness workshops, and support groups.

We embrace the concept of co-flourishing, where everyone is welcome to collaborate and join our mission to heal, support, uplift, and help each other. It takes a village.