The Cigna Group is granting 24 health organizations funding to support youth mental health projects.
Here are three things to know:
- The grants are part of a three-year, $9 million program. Around one-third of the 24 grantees also received funding from the Cigna Group in 2024, according to a June 30 news release.
- The programs Cigna will fund are focused on serving youth ages 5-18 by fostering social-emotional skills and well-belling, increasing the number of parents and youth service professionals who feel equipped to support mental health and expanding pathways to mental healthcare.
- In 2024, Cigna committed to more than $27 million in grants for youth mental health, veteran mental health and health equity projects.
See the full list of grantees here.
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