This scholarship is open to individuals who are experiencing financial hardship, meaning you are unable to comfortably invest in personal or spiritual growth due to economic limitations. Financial hardship can look different for everyone, it may mean struggling to cover basic needs like rent, food, or healthcare, living paycheck to paycheck with little to no financial security, or being in a situation where personal investment feels impossible due to debt, job loss, or caregiving responsibilities, supporting dependents on a limited income, or facing unexpected financial burdens that make self-investment feel impossible. It can also apply to those who are working multiple jobs just to stay afloat, facing unexpected medical expenses, or navigating unstable economic conditions in their country or community. If you feel deeply called to this work but find that financial constraints prevent you from accessing it, this scholarship is here to support you.

This scholarship is also open to individuals from marginalized or underprivileged communities, including but not limited to those who have historically faced systemic barriers, discrimination, or lack of access to resources. This may include BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color), LGBTQIA+ individuals, people with disabilities, refugees, single parents, and those who have experienced generational poverty, oppression, or displacement. Additionally, this scholarship is open to individuals from developing or third-world countries, where economic conditions, currency disparities, and limited access to educational or spiritual resources can make it significantly harder to invest in personal growth. If you have navigated societal or personal challenges that have made financial and spiritual resources less accessible to you, I encourage you to apply. This scholarship exists to provide a bridge where opportunities have been limited, ensuring that those who are ready for deep transformation can receive the guidance they need.