Sustainability
The goal of these activities is to equip our Partners with what they need to continue using music long after their training is complete and create a lasting legacy of change.
Follow-up visit
Between six and twelve months after a care setting has received Tailored Training (On-site), we offer a Follow-up visit to provide our Partners with further guidance, support and encouragement in their use of music in care and share in their successes. Wherever possible, this is delivered by the same team who delivered the initial training.
Motivation programme (UK)
The Motivation Programme is a comprehensive support offering specific to our UK Partners. The scheme includes a regular newsletter sharing ideas, resources and activities to support caregivers in their continued use of music. Partners are also offered CPD events, and can request additional musical instruments, supervision or training.
Further support
We stay in touch with any Partner who remains committed to using music. They can turn to us for further support visits, additional guidance, new resources, help troubleshooting challenges or supervision from a music therapist at any time.
Musical Instrument Fund
Our Musical Instrument Fund is available to existing Partners who are committed to using music. It can be used to replace or improve their musical instrument collection, or if they have changed their place of work to equip their new setting with what they need to bring their use of music to a new community.
Featured projects
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Follow-Up Visit: Hospice Ethiopia, FENAID, Gefersa Mental Health Rehabilitation Centre and Lebeza Psychiatric Clinic (Addis Ababa) 2023
Ethiopia
- Adults
- Disability
- Elderly
- Mental health
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