Alzheimer’s Awareness Week is a time when we come together to shed light on the challenges faced by individuals and families living with Alzheimer’s and Dementia, and celebrates remarkable stories of resilience, love, and hope.
Stories of people like Jean, an older lady living with vascular dementia, who found solace in the soothing power of music.
Does the potential of the role that The Arts, and especially music, play within health and social care motivate and excite you?
Calling Ashfield and Bolsover! We are looking for music makers!
For many of us creativity can be a way to express our feelings and boost our mood. This may be through music making, singing, dancing, painting, and a host of other practices. Sometimes it can be the creativity in the world around us that inspires us and offers a space for calm reflection. This week we’re asking, ‘What do you do to support your mental health?’
Eventually the young person relaxed so far, that their parent could allow their previous restraint to become a soothing embrace, and they finally fell into a deep sleep.
OPUS Music CIC is looking for musicians from Ashfield, Bolsover and Nottingham to work with them to develop musical activities which support the health and wellbeing of people within their communities.
OPUS Music CIC is delighted to become part of Arts Council England’s National Portfolio from 1 April 2023
The morning’s Healthcare Musician practice had joys that ranged from the first smile of a very young baby in the Neonatal Unit to the last song of an older person’s life.
We are looking to recruit two voluntary board members to support our ambitious plans for the development our organisation…
OPUS Music is a Community Interest Company limited by guarantee registered in England no. 07900221
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