The  Musical Care Pathway, below, is intended to show you how music fits into our lives and how it can be used to support people through their journey with dementia. […]

Three recent studies have caught our eye, and we’ve included them on our research page. Two investigate music and dementia while the third is about hearing and dementia. In October […]

Two new guides are leading the way in showing link workers how to use music as part of a social prescription when working with people living with dementia. We have […]

It’s very special to receive an award, and even more of an achievement to win two for the same service. m4d Radio, Music for Dementia’s direct service, has now been […]

How music eases vaccine anxiety Vaccinations are on all our minds at the moment, potentially causing a degree of agitation for many. With our new guide, you can find out […]

February 1st marks Dignity Action Day – a chance for us all to think about how dignity can and should be at the heart of all care. For 2021, Music […]

It is with a huge amount of pleasure that Music for Dementia and The Utley Foundation can announce the launch of The Paul & Nick Harvey Fund. This fund, made […]

The University of Nottingham is looking for participants in a new study about the benefits of online group singing for people with dementia and their carers. Funded by the Alzheimer’s […]

Music for dementia has joined forces with the Office of the Chief Social Worker for Adults, DHSC to co-produce two guides for Social Workers. The full-length guide covers the benefits […]

A group of sector leaders in music and care is helping care settings to keep singing as a part of their Christmas 2020 activities. The collaborative group, including Music for […]