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Many young people miss out on making music – particularly those who could benefit the most. With your help, we can put that right.
Your donation could help us to light a spark in a young person who is facing massive barriers in their life.
Any donation no matter how large or small, will help us to reach more young people, and to continue to transform lives through music.
For example:
£60 — will enable a young person experiencing financial hardship to attend 10 weeks of our Audio-Base Saturday morning sessions. We’re able to match fund this with support from other sources, but currently we aren’t able to offer fully subsidised activities.
£180 … will fund them for a year – during which time they’ll make massive progress in music and beyond.
£500 … will pay for a young person in challenging circumstances (e.g. mental health problems, emotional or behavioural difficulties) to have ten sessions of music mentoring from one of our specialist music leaders – again we’ll match fund this from other sources.
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Thank you: your donation will make a big difference to young people’s lives.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
See what people have to say about their experience of working with us.
SEE THE EVIDENCE
Watch our participant case study: Jordan Blackmore tells us how The Music Works has helped him.
OUR STORIES
Finding His Voice – How Callum carved out a space for his own creative world
When Hamish and Callum first met, it was obvious that Callum had a keen interest in singing. On the surface Callum was a outgoing teenager with a remarkable voice, but between the cracks, there was an ever present glimmer of a deeper struggle. A struggle well hidden....
Case study: Foundation House
For four years now, we've been working with young disabled musicians at Foundation House, one of the supported living units of National Star College, the county’s flagship support centre that enables young disabled people in all aspects of living and learning. In the...
Jasmine’s creativity and confidence bloom
Jasmine took part in our Music Minds teenage mental health programme. She's featured in this video singing the song she wrote, accompanied by musicians from Gloucestershire Academy of Music. Her headteacher tells Jasmine's story: "Jasmine's confidence and self-esteem...