Edinburgh-based charity that uses music to build community and combat social isolation, supporting people living with dementia, their families and friends.
3 days to go until our annual fundraising Singathon! 12 hours of singing, 132 songs, lots of laughter, dancing and #community. To register: https://t.co/pEK62eThFV. To donate: https://t.co/DSduOHO0cT
It was great to attend @FMNProject at the St Brides Centre - I heard and saw first hand about the work they do using music to build an inclusive community of "warmth, openness and understanding".
We are a project that is built upon dementia-friendly values, and is open to all - it really is positive and inspiring.
Could YOU be one of our new volunteers visiting people living with #dementia on a 1:1 basis, sharing #music and stories? Training planned for 11th & 18th March. Find more information here: https://t.co/KQ6MGw0PC1
or at our website: https://t.co/GWznXq9x5D
#volunteer#community
Could YOU be one of our new volunteers visiting people living with #dementia on a 1:1 basis, sharing #music and stories? Training planned for 11th & 18th March. Find more information here: https://t.co/KQ6MGw0PC1
or at our website: https://t.co/GWznXq9x5D
#volunteer#community
To highlight the power of community support, Alan of @FMNProject led the group in a rendition of 'You Raise Me Up' 🎼🎶 Be warned, you cannot watch this video without a tear in your eye 😭 #ScotDementiaFest#Dementia
'It’s important to create an environment that includes, rather than excludes. Inclusion can be an overused word. For me, it’s about being interested in each other' - Paul from @FMNProject speaking at the #ScotDementiaFest
'When covid happened, I thought 'Where are all my friends?' - and then I found the choir' - sharing the power of music to reduce isolation. 'As long as we‘re all singing from the same hymn sheet, then we‘re a community' - @FMNProject's music workshop at #ScotDementiaFest 🎼
Fantastic session from @FMNProject about what music means to us as individuals and how music can bring us together to create a community. How community can raise us up, bring us together and help us communicate on an emotional level. 🎶💚 #ScotDementiaFest
🤔 In #FestivalTheatre lore, what's "Tracey Island"? 🌴 Find out in our latest #podcast episode!
Host, Willy Gilder is joined by our Head of Electrics, Graham & @FMNProject’s Alan, to discuss everything from Bovril to brass bands, & a magic box!
🎧 https://t.co/4N0bfAtbiI
We are so excited to have been shortlisted for funding for a project in partnership with the wonderful Open Door, Morningside, using the power of #music to improve #health and #wellbeing of older people and those living with #dementia. Please vote for us! https://t.co/fCZiIHcXKg