Music in Hospitals & Care is sharing joy through live music with residents and staff at Marillac Neurological Care Centre for adults with complex neurological conditions, including stroke and acquired brain injury.
This year’s World Health Day focuses on maternal and newborn health and the need for safe and effective pre and postnatal support. We are highlighting the impact that live music has on the health and wellbeing of mothers and babies.
One of our incredible London Marathon fundraisers Kate Turner, based in Solihull in the West Midlands, shares why she chose to run for us and what music means to her.
Our Supporter Engagement Fundraiser, Sarah Gipps, explains how easy it is to use the free will-writing service provided by partners Jones Whyte solicitors. It’s a simple and stress-free process that has helped to give Sarah peace of mind.
We are celebrating the remarkable women who dedicate their musical talents to making a difference to the lives of patients, residents, families and staff across the UK.
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month and we’re shining a light on the important role that live music plays in patient recovery.
This Student Volunteering Week, we hear from St Andrews University student Tatenda, who volunteered with us last year in Scotland.
We are delighted to share that we have been successful in our application to become a Creative Scotland portfolio organisation.
This year our professional musicians will once again share special live music experiences to celebrate the life of Scotland’s national bard, Robert Burns.
The wonderful staff at Brynmawr Care Village, a supportive community for people living with dementia in Wales, held a bake sale and donated all proceeds to our Christmas appeal.
