What is Soul Klinic Foundation?
Soul Klinic Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to alleviating human suffering by providing accessible mental health care, patient rehabilitation, educational support, and holistic wellness resources to individuals and families in need.

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Who can apply for assistance?
Anyone experiencing financial hardship or limited access to mental health or healthcare services is encouraged to apply. We serve individuals of all ages, including students, teens, widows, families, and underserved communities.

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What types of services do you offer?
We offer mental health therapy (including EMDR), patient rehab funding, tutoring and mentorship, educational sponsorships (including college students), and support for holistic wellness and healthcare access.

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Do you only operate in the U.S.?
No, Soul Klinic Foundation supports both local and global communities. We sponsor orphanages and educational initiatives overseas, including in Africa, and partner with organizations worldwide that align with our mission.

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How do I apply for help?
Visit the Get Help page on our website and complete the application form. You’ll be asked for basic personal information, the type of assistance you’re requesting, and any supporting documents.

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How is the foundation funded?
Our work is made possible through donations, sponsorships, and partnerships with generous individuals, businesses, and organizations who share our commitment to healing and hope.

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How can I donate or get involved?
You can make a one-time or recurring donation on our Donate & Support page. We also offer volunteer opportunities and corporate partnership programs.

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Can organizations partner with Soul Klinic?
Absolutely. We welcome partnerships with companies, nonprofits, and community groups that support mental health, education, and wellness initiatives. Visit our partnership form to get started.

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Who founded Soul Klinic Foundation?
Soul Klinic Foundation was founded by a team of compassionate healthcare providers committed to mental wellness, education, and humanitarian outreach.