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Join people using music-industry expertise, creativity and lived experience to support positive mental health.

Working at Key Changes

Creative skills.
Human understanding.

We work with artists, producers, music-industry professionals and people who understand mental health recovery.

Our hospital and community programmes need people who are reliable, collaborative and able to work sensitively in different environments.

Work or volunteer with us

Current opportunities.

Paid · Freelance · £23.25 per hour

Music Mentor – Manchester and/or Liverpool

£23.25/hour + reasonable travel expenses paid
Thursday afternoons, 12.30pm–5.30pm

5 hours per week. Deliver music production and recording sessions. Applicants may apply for Manchester only, Liverpool only, or both locations; work across both locations alternates weekly.

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Paid · Freelance · £23.25 per hour

Session Facilitator — Music Events Skills Bootcamp

5 hours per week — Wednesdays, 13:00–18:00. Facilitate a structured, trauma-informed programme in Dalston supporting practical music-event and employability skills.

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Volunteer · Flexible, remote

Social Media Volunteer — Artist Community Engagement

Create useful social content and help Artist Volunteers share and amplify Key Changes’ work across their networks.

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Volunteer · Flexible, remote

Volunteer Videographer — Artist Stories and Testimonials

Create short-form clips from artist interviews, stories and testimonials, usually recorded remotely via Zoom.

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Volunteer · Flexible, London

Volunteer Photographer — London Studio Sessions

Photograph artists and mentors collaborating on songwriting, beatmaking, production and recording in a London studio session.

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Volunteer · Flexible commitment

Music Industry Partnerships & Support Volunteer

Use established industry experience and relationships to help develop partnerships, sponsorship and practical support.

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What matters

Professional, thoughtful and trauma-informed.

Relevant creative or music-industry experience

Strong interpersonal and communication skills

Respect for people with lived experience

A reliable and reflective approach

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