Community Programs
At Sound Healing Africa, we believe healing should be accessible to everyone. Our community programs are born out of a vison to remove barriers and provide a creative and healing sanctuary for grassroots communities
The Scholarship
Sound Healing Africa Scholarship has been launched to make the practice of sound healing accessible to all individuals who feel called to this work but cannot support the dream. We empower our scholarship recipients to study, heal, grow, and to carry those gifts back to their communities as practitioners and healers.
What We Offer
Recipients of this program may receive full, half, or partial support toward courses such as Singing Bowls 101, Nada Yoga, Singing Bowl Practitioner Training, and Gong Practitioner Training, depending on their interests and level of need.
This scholarship is designed to walk with each recipient through mentorship, practical guidance, and a supportive community as they build their practice. Scholars are also encouraged to grow into roles where they can serve others.
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We hope each recipient becomes a source of wellness, resilience, and restoration for their family, friends, and wider community.
If this sounds like something you would love to be part of, please fill in the form below to apply!
Nyatiti Art Center
Nyatiti Arts Centre is a space for African sound founded by Kake Wakake in the slums of Korogocho.
It is a community space where local youth can gather, create, and express themselves through art and music.