Our core strandsOur programme of activities range from group sessions in community settings to one-to-one interventions for people living in their own homes who are at risk of isolation.
We work across the arts on projects such as music, visual arts, poetry, dance, performing arts and more. Activities are designed to enhance and compliment individual care plans, and help people to feel part of their wider community. |
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We kick start the new year with two Music for Thought projects beginning, one at Fulham Good Neighbours and the other at Wigmore Hall. Both projects are working with two fantastic groups of participants who are all are new or fairly new to Resonate Arts. The project is offered in collaboration with the Royal Academy of Music and students from their Open Academy and Fellowship programmes, and Wigmore Hall’s Music for Life musicians.
Living Words began a new project at Forrester Court with bedside one to one poetry. Every participant will receive a book of their work at a celebration event next month.
We have confirmed the next dates of our Creative and Cultural Befriending training sessions. There is the option to attend two evening sessions on 22/02 & 01/03 6-9pm or alternatively, or attend one full day session on 7th April 10.30-17.30. All training sessions will be delivered in a central London location. Click here for more details. January’s catch up session at the Wallace Collection with their education team was really interesting with lots of ideas for taking people living with dementia to art galleries and museums.
Our unique training project with the Victoria and Albert’s Gilbert Collection began, with carers from Home Instead in all of our three boroughs alongside artist Zoe Gilmour, who was the artist on the original project at St Vincent’s Care Home in Hammersmith & Fulham.
Living Words began a new project at Forrester Court with bedside one to one poetry. Every participant will receive a book of their work at a celebration event next month.
We have confirmed the next dates of our Creative and Cultural Befriending training sessions. There is the option to attend two evening sessions on 22/02 & 01/03 6-9pm or alternatively, or attend one full day session on 7th April 10.30-17.30. All training sessions will be delivered in a central London location. Click here for more details. January’s catch up session at the Wallace Collection with their education team was really interesting with lots of ideas for taking people living with dementia to art galleries and museums.
Our unique training project with the Victoria and Albert’s Gilbert Collection began, with carers from Home Instead in all of our three boroughs alongside artist Zoe Gilmour, who was the artist on the original project at St Vincent’s Care Home in Hammersmith & Fulham.
