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Sad Girls Club is a nonprofit dedicated to destigmatizing mental health for millennial and Gen Z women, girls, and femmes of color, offering peer support via an online chat room, therapy scholarships through their Remedy program, self-care resources, and in-person community events.

S.L.A.M. is a non-profit organization seeking to help musicians combat suicide, substance abuse, and other self-destructive behaviors. Support Life And Music delivers information, awareness, and wisdom from veteran industry pros, musicians, and experts about how to survive and find happiness working in the music industry through articles, audio podcasts, and videos.

The Onsite Foundation is a nonprofit that provides trauma-informed emotional wellness programs and therapeutic group intensives for individuals affected by trauma, grief, stress, and mental health challenges, and for population specific groups (survivors of gun violence, veterans, creatives, grieving parents). Their core service is offering scholarship-funded healing workshops and retreats that are designed to help participants process trauma and build long-term coping tools.

Rock Doc Six One Live provides on-demand medical care and health support tailored to touring artists and music industry professionals. Services include virtual consultations, nationwide prescription services, and in-person care when artists are in cities like Nashville or Cleveland. Their team also coordinates care with existing providers, offers reactive medical treatment when someone becomes ill on the road, and helps connect clients to appropriate mental health resources when needed.

Stagecare is an affordable supplemental benefits plan designed specifically for music professionals. For a low cost, members get nationwide access to $0 co-pays for virtual primary care, therapy, and prescriptions, plus significant discounts on dental and vision.

FOLX Health is a virtual healthcare provider focused on the LGBTQIA+ community, offering virtual primary care, sexual and reproductive health, mental health care, and gender‑affirming care. They also provide care navigation, specialist referrals, community support resources, and education, and accept many insurance plans to help make care more accessible.

The Neil Lasher Music Fund provides financial assistance for drug and alcohol addiction treatment specifically for musicians and others in the music industry (including family members) who need help accessing recovery care.

Recovery Unplugged is a behavioral health organization that provides addiction treatment and mental health services using music as a core therapeutic tool. They offer a full continuum of care—including detox, residential, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), outpatient, and virtual treatment—along with specialized programming for music industry professionals. Their unique “Elsewhere Program” extends care beyond traditional settings, delivering customized recovery support for touring artists and crews nationwide.

Track Society is a nonprofit organization that supports independent music professionals with career and business development, combining music industry expertise with behavioral‑health‑informed guidance to help creatives build sustainable careers.