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- 18 May 2020
Keeping Going: Dementia Resources and The Musical Instrument Fund
United Kingdom
It's been a month since our last message to you, and we hope you're getting on ok. We've heard from some of our Partners who are locked down at home,…
- Elderly
- Dementia
- Activities
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- 24 April 2020
Kheeima’s Story
United Kingdom
Kheeima Stewart qualified as an Interactive Music-Maker in 2018; Since then she has continued using her interactive music-making techniques and activities within her Early Years Community Co-ordinator role at Quaggy…
- Children
- Disability
- Activities
- Interactive Music-Making
- News
- 17 April 2020
Completing IMM during COVID-19: (Video) Presentation Day
United Kingdom
This past month has seen all of our lives change dramatically. Our Interactive Music-Making students all work with young children and many of them are key workers. They are currently…
- Children
- Disability
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- Interactive Music-Making
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- 30 March 2020
Ideas and guidance for our Partners during COVID-19
United Kingdom
As many of you are front-line care workers and educators, we know you will be under a lot of pressure over the course of the unfolding COVID-19 outbreak. It may…
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- 23 March 2020
The first Interactive Music-Making CPD Event of the year
United Kingdom
‘The more we get together and share ideas and tips, the better!’ Last week Waterways Children's Centre hosted our first Interactive Music-Making CPD Event of the year. Oxleas music therapist Oonagh…
- Children
- Disability
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- Interactive Music-Making
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- 19 March 2020
A Message to our UK Partners during COVID-19
United Kingdom
As many of you are front-line care workers and educators, we know you will be under a lot of pressure over the course of the unfolding COVID-19 crisis. The brilliant work…
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- 18 March 2020
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Small charities should be building their research capacity. Here’s why
United Kingdom
Running a small arts charity working with public sector services can be daunting. You’re trying to make a difference with a specialist and somewhat niche offer. At the same time…
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- 6 March 2020
Week Four at Moss Park
United Kingdom
Last Friday, Clare delivered the fourth training session at Moss Park Care Home. The staff began to lead their own music sessions and next week will take on full ownership…
- Dementia
- Elderly
- Activities
- News
- 24 February 2020
Invernevis House Follow-Up Visit: four months on
United Kingdom
Last Wednesday, Clare Reynolds returned to Invernevis House to deliver a Follow-Up Visit with the staff she trained in Autumn last year: It was lovely to head back to Invernevis House…
- Disability
- Adults
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- 20 February 2020
Week Two at Moss Park
United Kingdom
Music Therapist Clare Reynolds is leading our second training project at Moss Park Car Home in the Scottish Highlands. You can read press about the project here and here. In…
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Keeping Going: Dementia Resources and The Musical Instrument Fund

Kheeima’s Story

Completing IMM during COVID-19: (Video) Presentation Day

Ideas and guidance for our Partners during COVID-19

The first Interactive Music-Making CPD Event of the year

A Message to our UK Partners during COVID-19

Small charities should be building their research capacity. Here’s why

Week Four at Moss Park

Invernevis House Follow-Up Visit: four months on

Week Two at Moss Park