Join us - Music for Dementia
Do one thing today
By joining us you are adding your voice to our campaign for music to be recognised and valued across society as a necessity for people living with dementia.
34.5 million people in the UK – that’s more than half the population – know someone living with dementia. It touches everyone, both the old and young, mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, grandparents and friends.
The stark truth is that the number of people dignosed with dementia is predicted to almost double by 2040 to 1.6 million.
Until we have a cure for dementia, we must work to help improve quality of life.
We can all play a role because we have the wonderful gift of music which is proven to transform the quality of life for people living with this condition.
I believe in the power of music
By joining us, you are telling the world you believe in the power of music to transform the lives of people living with dementia and those around them.
The Music for Dementia campaign is conducting the choir and we need as many participants as possible to make as much music noise as they can, in tune with us.
Do one thing today
Doing one thing today will inspire others to join us. We need everyone singing from the same hymn sheet to make music readily available for people living with dementia.
Help make music a part of someone’s life today, click here for more information
Post on social media about why you think music matters for people living with dementia
Use our social sharing buttons to show your support on social media
Tag 5 friends suggesting they join us
Share your story of why music for dementia matters to you
More things you can do and available resources
Become a Music for Dementia champion
Related articles
Our campaign
We want everyone living with dementia to have meaningful music in their lives whenever they want to hear it.
Read moreOur story
The campaign was set up in response to the ILC-UK Commission report, published in 2018.
Read moreCampaign resources
Help spread the word about the campaign – send a letter, use social media, tell friends and family about the power of music.
Read more