We currently don’t have any opportunities for volunteers but if you would like to be the first one to hear about any upcoming ones, email us on info@musicformymind.com introducing yourself and letting us know about any specific skills or expertise you can contribute with to our work. We may not be able to engage your skills straight away but we will save your details and contact you when we can take you up on your generous offer. Or send us a message through our Contact page below.
Music for my Mind was delighted to be chosen by a group of students from the University of Hertfordshire Event Management programme, who organised a fundraising event to support our work.
Exciting news has come this spring as the foundation Music for Dementia, together with UK Music, have just released their definitive report ‘The Power of Music’.
Social Prescribing is a wonderful way of bringing care and communities together, and we want to tell you more about it and how music can play an important role.
2021 was an incredibly busy year for Music for my Mind, and we want to share with you some of the highlights of our work!
This year saw the long awaited launch of the test version of our Playlist Maker App, an incredibly exciting way to create treasured personalised playlists for the people you love.
St Albans Bach Choir – Carol concert support This year, we were delighted to be chosen by the St Albans Bach Choir as one of the supported charities during their
You might already have experience with Spotify or maybe you came accross it in our Playlist Maker app. Either way, we thought it would be useful to explain this facet of our work that comes up over and over again, but remains for many a bit of a mystery as to how it actually works: Spotify.
This week we would love to congratulate our friends over at Willow Court, Aldwickbury Crescent, who have just been highly commended in the Covid Hero Awards!
Both of these actresses, directly and indirectly affected by dementia, have done so much to not only talk about dementia, but to change the conversation: from passive woe to active, urgent, running and confident movement towards a change in social care, both nationally and globally.
We at Music for my Mind are incredibly inspired by the both of them.
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