We provide music and mental health programmes in hospitals and healthcare settings, professional recording studios, community venues, cultural spaces, and online, helping people express themselves, build confidence, and connect through creativity.
Our trauma-informed, person-centred approach supports individuals to develop creative and vocational skills while improving confidence, resilience, and social connection.
We specialise in supporting communities most affected by mental health inequalities, including people who are economically disadvantaged, homeless, neurodiverse, LGBTQ+, racialised, refugees, care leavers, veterans, and individuals in the criminal justice system.
More than 80% of our participants come from low-income and global majority backgrounds, with around half first engaging while detained under the Mental Health Act.
Our mission is to harness the power of music for recovery — tackling health inequalities, social injustice, stigma, and discrimination by developing creative skills, strengthening community connections, and opening pathways to new opportunities in life and work.
