FEAT Grant Application

Dear Friend: This grant provides travel, treatment, and integration funds to opioid addicts seeking treatment with ibogaine or other entheogenic protocols. Grant amounts are determined on a case-by-case basis and range from $1,000 to $15,000 depending on what portion of it you can raise yourself. We require that you raise at least $1,000 of the total amount by your own efforts. The grants are disbursed directly to the ibogaine clinic and integration provider selected from the approved list of Providers. ABOUT IBOGAINE: Iboga/ibogaine is a psychedelic plant medicine that can interrupt opioid addiction in a single treatment without withdrawal. Ibogaine is called the "addiction interruptor" because it actually restores the physiology (receptors and brain neurons) to a "pre-addicted" state. When coupled with an integration aftercare program it can be a powerful medicine for the opioid addiction that affects body, mind, and spirit. It needs to be administered with clinical and therapeutic care and customized detox protocols depending on which cocktail of drugs, legal or illegal, the person might be on. Ibogaine also requires an aftercare integration plan in order for the "interruption" to become a permanent thing. As one clinic owner says: "You have to change one thing: Everything." ABOUT FEAT: Because ibogaine is classified as a Schedule One drug with "no medicinal value" it is off limits in the US and Canada, the home of the opioid epidemic. Many clinics have sprung up in Mexico, Europe, Africa, New Zealand, and elsewhere to treat opioid addiction with ibogaine. However, because it's not covered by insurance in the US/Canada, people cannot afford the cost of travel, treatment, and integration. Hence this grant. The FEAT grant was created as a part of the Iboga Saves campaign to end the opioid epidemic by Awake.net, a non-profit pending 501c3 corporation. To learn more visit https://ibogasaves.awake.net

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  • Please be accurate as certain pre-existing conditions can cause heart failure during ibogaine treatment if not known and monitored closely. Addicts often minimize or conceal health problems or drugs in their system because they are so eager to get treated but we don't advise you do that, it could prove fatal.
  • List EVERYTHING you are currently taking, prescription and otherwise, as some medications can have an adverse reaction with ibogaine and must be discontinued in a precise detox protocol prior to treatment under the guidance of the treatment provider. Please use the + sign to add each medication on a separate line and mention if you take it 'daily' or 'sometimes'.
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    NOTE: THIS IS NOT A REQUIREMENT AND YOUR ANSWER WILL NOT AFFECT YOUR CHANCES OF GETTING FEAT FINANCIAL AID. We are collecting stories about the journey of addiction, and the journey of addiction recovery with ibogaine, both the inner and outer journey. We feel that it is important to de-stigmatize addiction and addicts in the eyes of the general public. Through our first person mini-documentaries people can learn the details and best practices of how to prepare for ibogaine by watching someone else go through the process of preparation, travel, ibogaine treatment, and finally integration. All four steps are super-important. Our culture has been conditioned for many years to fear psychedelics, but new research is emerging everyday about the powerful and vital role that psychedelic medicines play in our physical, psychological and spiritual health, and major academic institutions are opening departments to research these mind-manifesting molecules. However because all research and medical use has been suppressed in most Western cultures since the 70's, there is still very little medical data or research available about ibogaine. Unlike other psychedelics, ibogaine can be fatal if taken under certain cardiac conditions or in the presence of other contraindications, both known and unknown. In the absence of medical research, these anecdotal narratives will play a vital role in educating the mainstream. Please browse the blogs on https://ibogasaves.awake.net/blog to learn more about ibogaine, and read the https://ibogasaves.awake.net/safety page to learn more about risks. And most important: Do your own research.