Giving children a voice through music for over 30 years

Through music, children can explore emotions, build confidence, and develop new ways to interact. Learn about how we use music in different projects and settings below.

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Ways we can help

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Music Therapy

Music therapy uses sound, rhythm, and creativity to help children express themselves, connect, and communicate - even without words.

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Training

Learn how to use music and singing to build connection with children with complex needs.

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Schools Programme

Jessie's Fund's Schools Programme brings professional musicians into specialist schools to run long-term, creative music projects.

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Early Years Music

Our Early Years Music projects helps parents, carers and staff use music as a tool for bonding, play, and self-expression.