Instrument Access Grants provide new or refurbished instruments for individuals with financial need to be able to participate in music therapy and music-based services. These grants help remove physical, financial, or accessibility barriers so that people of all abilities can experience the benefits of making music. The program supports inclusion, creativity, and personal development through accessible music opportunities.

Community Outreach Programs bring music therapy and inclusive music experiences to underserved and diverse communities. These programs provide workshops, group sessions, and educational events that promote wellness, creativity, and social connection through music. The goal is to expand access to music-based support and strengthen community engagement.

School Partnerships and Training programs collaborate with educational institutions to provide learning opportunities for students interested in music therapy and related fields. Through mentorship, workshops, and supervised training experiences, students gain practical skills and exposure to therapeutic music practices. The goal is to support professional development and help prepare the next generation of music therapists.

Individuals who are pursuing professional certification in music therapy may be eligible for financial assistance to help cover education-related expenses.