This focuses on using creativity to empower young people to improve their own lives and effect wider change. It directly feeds into into our own organisational theory of change:
We’ve tested this theory for many years and can evidence significant transformations in the lives of young people, including reductions in offending, improvements in school/college attendance and getting employment.
We believe that true musical inclusion can only happen if all young people are supported as musicians across all genres and styles, by leaders who genuinely support them as individuals. Music leaders are creative role models who believe fundamentally that any young person has the potential to be creative. They work to empower any young person regardless of the barriers they may face, helping them to make whatever music they want to make.
By removing some of the barriers young people in challenging circumstances would otherwise face, we allow them to explore and express their creativity and fulfil their potential.
We’ve become established as a key anchor organisation for young people in challenging circumstances, championing inclusive music and promoting a ground-breaking approach to diversity and skills development, and our sphere of influence is growing.
Learn more“Within moments, the empty classroom became his studio, his rehearsal room, his stage, and his ‘safe space.’ He’d close the door to the outside world, and enter his own.”
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