The Music Relief Foundation is running a month-long campaign called Musictober, asking young people to send in a three-minute video of themselves being creative.
The video should show the participant playing an instrument, drawing, acting or singing along with a fews words as to why they chose that art form to express themselves and how it has helped them.
At the end of the month, we will be hosting a webinar and be reaching out to some of these individuals for a Q&A session.
Send videos via email
office@music-relief.org
or via our
WhatsApp number 07535990735.
The charity will also be having its first-ever hybrid half-term activities taking place on October Tuesday 27, Thursday 29, or Friday 30 for eight to 12 year old’s 12 pm – 1.30 pm and 13 to 17 year old’s 2 pm -4 pm.
This takes place at the Thornton Heath Leisure Centre, following government regulations, 15 young people can attend the centre and others can join via zoom.
Registration is through Eventbrite
The charity provides weekly podcast aired on their Instagram account every Tuesday afternoons, drop-in services, parental forums, mentoring within the community and in schools. Their doors are open to young people and their families to engage with them. Further information about the charity can be found on their website.
Founder/Chief Executive, Magdalene Adenaike said that with the global pandemic affecting both young and old Music Relief is happy to be launching programs that are helping to support the wellbeing of the young people and their families
View The Chronicle December 2021 issue