Who we work with
Who we work with
People in challenging circumstances
Many of our services focus on supporting people in challenging circumstances with additional needs. For example, we work with:
- Men, women and young people convicted of an offence
- People experiencing mental illness
- People with physical or learning disabilities
- People who are long-term unemployed
- People who have been through trauma or abuse
We also work with:
Workplaces
We support staff teams in workplaces through our team building workshops.
Music leaders
We run training workshops and events for music facilitators and people preparing for community music careers.
The general public
Some of our courses and events are open to the general public to participate in, and everyone is welcome to be in an audience member at many of our ‘play-throughs’, which are informal concerts.
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Participant quotes
I’d like to say the time being given by the Good Vibrations team is really appreciated and it helps many people with anxiety and mental health. Thank you.
I never thought I’d stand up and say ‘this is an improvisation on Indonesian instruments’ in front of my mates! But I just had the confidence. I’ve got the confidence to try new things now.
There’s very little that prisoners do together in prison. Can’t think of too much else as part of a team apart from football. And it’s good to work in groups – this has opened up doors for me to try other things, and to listen to other people I wouldn’t normally talk to.
Gamelan is accessible. It’s fine to play in a wheelchair. One woman came and she played with one hand and she loved it – she laughed and said, “I can do something here!” That’s impressive for me.
People in challenging circumstances
Many of our services focus on supporting people in challenging circumstances with additional needs. For example, we work with:
- People convicted of an offence
- People experiencing mental illness
- People with physical or learning disabilities
- People who are long-term unemployed
- People who have been through trauma or abuse
Find out more
Music leaders
We run training workshops and events for music facilitators and people preparing for community music careers.
Find out more
The general public
Some of our courses and events are open to the general public to participate in, and everyone is welcome to be in an audience member at many of our ‘play-throughs’, which are informal concerts.
To find out more check our news page or: