List of activities

Delivery of our Interactive Music-Making structured training for early years practitioners in London. Hosted by James Wolfe Primary School and delivered in partnership with Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust.

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A 6-week project, delivered in partnership with Innovative Aged Care, providing training to five staff members caring for people living with dementia at Chelsea Court Place Care Home (London).

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A 6-week project provided training to three staff members and one volunteer working at Invernevis House, a residential home for older people, many of whom are living with dementia, in the highlands of Scotland.

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Delivered in partnership with MacIntyre No Limits, the Hertfordshire branch of a UK-wide service. This project provided training to six members of their team who wanted to organise music sessions to provide meaningful group activities for the young people they support.

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The fourth delivery of this training course, delivered via our Distance Learning Model, run in partnership with Musicians Without Borders. Training activity leaders and social workers to use music in their work with children in the region.

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Working with local social worker, Samar, – herself one of our partners since 2013 – we provided training and a supervised Practical Assignment to develop the potential for new teachers working at 3 schools run by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Jerusalem and the Holy Land schools in in the towns of Beit Sahour, Bethlehem and Ramallah to use music with their students.

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We provided a short Training for Trainers course for one of our Local Partners from the ARMS Centre for Autism (Hyderabad) ahead of co-delivering training to staff working with adults with learning disabilities in Moinabad.

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We co-delivered a field project with Local Trainer, Eshwari Rapola (ARMS Centre for Autism) to enable staff working with adults with learning disabilities to use music within their activities at the Vivaan Centre in Moinabad.

The tailored support we offer was pulled together and enhanced under the banner of our new “Motivation Programme”, guided by our Sustainability Review findings from 2018. This comprised CPD events for practitioners to come together share successes, pool resources and troubleshoot, a quarterly newsletter, enhanced online resources and a mechanism through which individual partners might request specific support at any time.

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For the fourth year, the University of Transilvania organised a national music therapy conference in Brasov, at which we were delighted to present and give workshops to participants from around the country, as well as to attend many presentations given by people across Romania with an interst in music therapy (including some of our Local Partners).

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