For charities, community organisations & health services
Inclusive Singing &
Music Workshops
Empowering Deaf communities, people living with hearing loss and tinnitus, disabled people and neurodivergent individuals through accessible music, creativity and wellbeing.
We work in partnership with charities and organisations to deliver specialist workshops and community programmes that improve wellbeing, encourage creative expression and make music accessible to everyone.
Who we work with
Day centres, care homes, charities, community organisations and health services supporting Deaf communities, people with hearing loss and tinnitus, disabled people, and neurodivergent individuals.
Our approach
Adapted teaching methods using visual, tactile and body-awareness approaches — so music is something we can feel, share and experience together.
We aim to make our workshops accessible and affordable while recognising the specialist expertise required to deliver inclusive music experiences for people living with hearing loss, tinnitus, members of the Deaf community, disabled people and neurodivergent individuals.
Your investment includes
- An initial consultation to understand the needs of your participants.
- Planning and preparation of accessible session materials.
- Delivery by an experienced specialist vocal coach and professional opera singer with lived experience of hearing loss and tinnitus.
- Adapted teaching methods using visual, tactile and body-awareness approaches.
- Basic workshop resources where appropriate.
- Follow-up information and signposting where requested.
Additional investment
Venue hire, if required, is arranged by the host organisation unless agreed otherwise.
BSL interpreters, additional facilitators or specialist equipment can be quoted separately.
Many charities and community organisations can access funding for wellbeing and inclusion projects through:
- Local authority grants
- NHS social prescribing initiatives
- Arts Council England programmes
- Charitable trusts
- Community funding schemes
"Music is not defined by what we hear alone — it is something we can feel, share and experience together."