Singing for Health
Please help us by supporting the Singing for Health Network, set up by Cymaz Music with seed funding from the National Lottery.
The Singing for Health Network aims to bridge research and practice and support the Singing for Health movement. We want to provide a platform for emerging researchers and help to shine a light on a range of diverse practice.
The Network would like to provide opportunities for practitioners and researchers to develop, learn, share and together advance the growing field of Singing for Health.
We need funds to be able to realise these ambitions, to develop an innovative and high quality website which is fit for purpose and to make sure that we can provide content and resources which are useful.
All funds received will support the costs of the Network and help us to move towards its aim of becoming an independent charity or CiC.
In the future, we would like to invest funds into supporting practitioners and researchers, perhaps by giving opportunities to those who may not have access to other funding streams.
Thank you so much for any contribution you can offer.
Please follow the Network on Facebook (Singing for Health Network), Twitter @NetworkSinging
www.singingforhealthnetwork.co.uk
The Singing for Health Network aims to bridge research and practice and support the Singing for Health movement. We want to provide a platform for emerging researchers and help to shine a light on a range of diverse practice.
The Network would like to provide opportunities for practitioners and researchers to develop, learn, share and together advance the growing field of Singing for Health.
We need funds to be able to realise these ambitions, to develop an innovative and high quality website which is fit for purpose and to make sure that we can provide content and resources which are useful.
All funds received will support the costs of the Network and help us to move towards its aim of becoming an independent charity or CiC.
In the future, we would like to invest funds into supporting practitioners and researchers, perhaps by giving opportunities to those who may not have access to other funding streams.
Thank you so much for any contribution you can offer.
Please follow the Network on Facebook (Singing for Health Network), Twitter @NetworkSinging
www.singingforhealthnetwork.co.uk
