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List of activities

A comprehensive list of all the activities we have delivered around the world since 1995.

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  • On-site skill-sharing: Tinkuy Peru (Peru) 2011

    Other International

    A 3-week project providing training to staff working with the Peruvian charity Tinkuy Peru, helping local children from disadvantaged families in Huancayo by providing free tuition and offering emotional support.

    • Disability
    • Children
  • On-site skill-sharing: Public School No.200 (Tbilisi) 2011

    Georgia

    A 3-week project introducing teachers at Public School No. 200 in Tbilisi, to ways they could incorporate music into their school day.

    • Children
    • Disability
    • Young people
  • Music Therapy in the Community: A Practical Look at Skill-Sharing 2011

    United Kingdom

    Striving to encourage music therapists in the UK to consider the potential for sharing their skills in this country, we convened a one-day event in London.

    • Disability
    • Children
    • Adults
    • Mental health
  • On-site skill-sharing: The Alivera Centre and Urugwiro Centre (Cyangugu) 2010

    Rwanda

    A 6-week training proejct provided to staff working in two care settings: Ngwino Nawe (since renamed The Alivera Centre) and Nkanka (since re-named Urugwiro Centre) in Cyangugu. This project built on the work initiated by Music Therapist Helen Leith independently, but has since been taken on fully by Music as Therapy International.

    • Children
    • Disability
    • Young people
  • Training for trainers: Centrul Scolar pentru Educatie Incluziva Nr.1 (Oradea) 2010

    Romania

    Hosted by our partners at Centrul Scolar pentru Educatie Incluziva Nr.1 (Oradea), this 2-day course was designed to build our Romanian Partners’ confidence to share their music skills with others as Trainers.

    • Children
    • Adults
    • Disability
  • Additional Training: Timisoara 2010

    Romania

    A short training course focusing on the role of music for children with visual impairments, commissioned and hosted by our partners in Timisoara.

    • Children
    • Disability
    • Young people
  • Lecture Series: Universitatea din Transilvania 2010

    Romania

    Provision of a series of guest lectures to postgraduates undertaking Romania’s first Masters in Music Therapy at the Universitatea din Transilvania, Brasov.

    • Adults
    • Children
    • Disability
    • Mental health
    • Elderly
  • Follow-up visit: SOS Children’s Village (Bethlehem) 2010

    Occupied Palestinian Territories

    We returned to spend one week with our partners at the SOS Children’s Village (Bethlehem) to support their continued use of music following our introductory training the previous year. Sharing successes, developing practice and troubleshooting.

    • Mental health
    • Disability
    • Children
    • Young people
  • Structured training: Interactive Music-Making (London) 2010

    United Kingdom

    The first delivery of our Interactive Music-Making structured training for early years practitioners in London. Accredited by the University of Greenwich and devised and delivered in partnershp with Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust, the course comprised a series of 12 weekly seminars, a practical assignment and a written assignment.

    • Children
    • Disability
  • On-site skill-sharing: SOS Children’s Village (Bethlehem) 2009

    Occupied Palestinian Territories

    This 6-week training project was the first we delivered outside Romania. We partnered with a group who new the area well – and who commissioned the project – to work with local staff who were interested to explore the scope of music to support the children and young people living in the SOS Children’s Village, Bethlehem.

    • Mental health
    • Disability
    • Children
    • Young people