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Sing for health

We believe in the power of singing to improve mental health and wellbeing.
 
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Whether you're a seasoned practitioner, project co-ordinator teacher or just interested in the topic, our focus is to help our diverse community get the best advice, research and methods in order to continue achieving the highest results and helping improve the lives of young people.
 
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“Music is a passport to freedom” – singing with disabled and care experienced young people

“Music is a passport to freedom” – singing with disabled and care experienced young people

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“Designing an environment where young people thrive”

“Designing an environment where young people thrive”

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The benefits of singing, songwriting and voice exploration are wide-ranging, with extensive research supporting its physiological, social, psychological and behavioural benefits. We aim to provide you with the knowledge, tools and expertise to ensure that these benefits can be realised in your setting.

The deep connection between the use of the voice and mental health is still to be fully understood and utilised, and to achieve this we need to connect with as wide a range of people and organisations as possible to grow and share our understanding. So we hope that you will not only find or our resources and support valuable, but will also join the conversation and help us shape the future of this valuable work.

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