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- 16 May 2019
Applications are now open for our Interactive Music-Making training course!
United Kingdom
Do you work in or manage an Early Years setting? Are you interested in how music can be used to enhance the social, emotional and cognitive development of children under…
- Children
- Disability
- Activities
- Recruitment
- Interactive Music-Making
- News
- 8 May 2019
Spring UK Partner Newsletter!
United Kingdom
Last week we shared our Spring Newsletter with all of our UK Partners, along with a free pair of Music as Therapy egg shakers for everyone who signed up. This…
- Dementia
- Elderly
- Activities
- News
- 2 April 2019
MacIntyre No Limits: final blog and reflections
United Kingdom
Since January this year, music therapist Susanna Bajali has been delivering an Introductory Training Project at Dell Farm, with a group of teenagers and young people and their support workers. The project has…
- Young people
- Disability
- Activities
- News
- 27 February 2019
Week 4 update, from the MacIntyre Introductory Training Project
United Kingdom
Music Therapist Susanna Bajali shares her reflections so far on the introductory training project taking place at Dell Farm, in partnership with MacIntyre No Limits… The past two weeks of…
- Disability
- Young people
- Activities
- News
- 13 February 2019
Launching our UK Partner Newsletter!
United Kingdom
'The Newsletter is great! Useful feedback in a format that works well for busy practitioners.' – Ali McKenzie, Early Years Lead at Waterways Nursery … This February we are sending…
- Activities
- News
- 31 January 2019
MacIntyre No Limits Introductory Training Project update: Initial Visit, and music sessions begin!
United Kingdom
Last Monday, Music Therapist Susanna Bajali visited Dell Farm, where the first UK introductory training project of the year is currently taking place. Susanna and Alexia met some of the…
- Young people
- Disability
- Activities
- News
- 30 January 2019
MasT is supporting the Music for Dementia 2020 Campaign: bringing music to everyone living with dementia by 2020
United Kingdom
MasT is proud to be a supporting organisation of the Music for Dementia 2020 campaign – an initiative developed in response to the reccomendations made in the Commission for Music and…
- Dementia
- Elderly
- Strategy
- News
- 23 January 2019
Publishing the UK Sustainability Review Report: find out what we learnt during the 2018 Support Visits
United Kingdom
This January we are excited to share our Sustainability Programme Review – which ties together our learning from the series of Support Visits delivered over the last year. Since we…
- Activities
- Strategy
- News
- 20 December 2018
MacIntyre No Limits: First UK Introductory Training Project of 2019 planned for January start
United Kingdom
We are excited to be embarking on a new introductory training project here in the UK, in partnership with MacIntyre No Limits Beds, Herts and Milton Keynes branch. MacIntyre is a national…
- Disability
- Young people
- Activities
- News
- 18 December 2018
Our role in dementia care
United Kingdom
We are pleased to see Hazel Child's fantastic work with us providing introductory training to staff working with people living with dementia in Worthing, featured in a recent post on…
- Dementia
- Elderly
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Applications are now open for our Interactive Music-Making training course!

Spring UK Partner Newsletter!

MacIntyre No Limits: final blog and reflections

Week 4 update, from the MacIntyre Introductory Training Project

Launching our UK Partner Newsletter!

MacIntyre No Limits Introductory Training Project update: Initial Visit, and music sessions begin!

MasT is supporting the Music for Dementia 2020 Campaign: bringing music to everyone living with dementia by 2020

Publishing the UK Sustainability Review Report: find out what we learnt during the 2018 Support Visits

MacIntyre No Limits: First UK Introductory Training Project of 2019 planned for January start

Our role in dementia care