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Wellbeing Referrals

Our Music for Wellbeing service accepts referrals from Local Authorities, schools, charities, care providers, health professionals and families for children, young people and adults facing health, educational or social challenges.

We use music to offer children, young people and opportunities to:

Music for Wellbeing sessions are delivered on a 1:1 basis and tailored to the needs and interests of each individual. Using a variety of musical instruments and/or music technology, these are collaborative sessions with the tutor and may involve spontaneous music making, learning how to play a familiar song or tune, or composing an original song or piece of music.

This flexible approach is designed to ensure that activities are needs-led, encourage self-expression, exploration, enjoyment and personal development.

Who Do We Support?

We support children, young people and adults experiencing a wide range of health, educational and social challenges, including Additional Learning Needs and disabilities, mental health challenges, social isolation, low confidence and barriers to learning and engagement.

How to make a referral

  1. Fill Out a Wellbeing Referral Form
    Complete our Music for Wellbeing Referral Form. We will let you know whether we can help the child or young person within 5 working days
  2. Get Assigned a Tutor
    If we are able to offer support, a suitable tutor will be assigned and an introductory session arranged
  3. Introductory Session
    An introductory session helps us get to know the individual, understand their interests and identify how music can best support them. A tailored programme of support and schedule of sessions will then be agreed

Every child, young person or adult referred to our Music for Wellbeing service must be accompanied by a parent, guardian, family member or professional provided by the referring organisation. We require advance notice of the accompanying individual and may request identification where appropriate.

Referral Fees

Our referral fees for local families are subsidised by our income from Music Lessons.

Referrals to our Music for Wellbeing service are charged as follows:

Our referral fees for local families are subsidised by grants and other income.

For families who refer directly:

For organisational referrers:

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