Music for Dementia

For professionals

If you work with families affected by dementia, music can help, whatever your job. Find out more about the Power of Music campaign below and check out some of the resources available.

We hope to showcase the work of more members of the Power of Music consortium in future. Please get in touch if you have a resource you’d like to share or want to get involved.

Power of Music Report

Written jointly by Music for Dementia and UK Music, based on 200+ contributions, the Power of Music report offers a blueprint to policymakers for using music to improve the UK’s health and wellbeing.
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Power of Music Consortium

The cross-sector coalition working to deliver the Power of Music report recommendations. Click below to find out more and sign-up.
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Journalists

Help spread the word! Contact Sam Jones at Big Bang PR/ 07531625233 for spokespeople, case studies or expert briefing.
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Churches

Resources for a dementia friendly service, produced by Lichfield Cathedral for a special service with Music for Dementia and Tony Christie.
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Activities co-ordinators

Read our blog on hosting a music event or visit Live Music Now for quick tutorials on leading a singing session.
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Musicians

Get inspired! Start by visiting Manchester Camerata, Music In Hospitals & Care Homes, the British Association of Music Therapists or the musicians toolkit from LMN.
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Social workers

The Chief Social Worker worked with us to produce a guide for social workers to use music with new clients and to personalise care plans.
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Teachers

Intergenerational Music Making does pioneering work bringing young and old together with music. Visit their site for inspiration.
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