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Live Music Now creates inclusive, measurable social impact through music. Our work enhances quality of life, health and well-being, and promotes equity of opportunity by recognising the creative potential of every individual.
Read more about our work in our case studies below.
The Medway Lullaby Intervention brought together new mothers, facing perinatal mental health challenges, and professional musicians over an eight-week programme to create, record and perform a personalised lullaby for their
A new independent evaluation from WSA highlights the powerful impact of Live Music Now’s Lullaby Intervention in Essex, delivered in partnership with Parents 1st UK and B3 (Bumps, Birth
Live Music Now has delivered Live Music in Care residencies since 2017, combining interactive musical sessions in care homes with embedded training, mentoring and resources
Notes for New Year – Songwriting for Staff In 2024 Live Music Now Cymru and Marleyfield House co-designed and delivered a project for staff and
In 2024 Live Music Now Cymru delivered Notes for New Year (NFNY) in Hywel Dda University Health Board (HDdUHB) for healthcare teams. This was part
From September to December 2024, Live Music Now partnered with Leighton Hospital, Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundations Trust, to deliver a Musicians-in-Residence project across four
Live Music Now were delighted to partner once again with Parkhaven Trust, bringing live music to two of their homes – The Beeches and James
Count Me In! is our flagship programme supporting group music-making in specialist schools. Over 10 weeks, Live Music Now musicians work closely with students and
Live Music Now were thrilled to partner with Parkhaven Trust again in 2024 enabling musicians to visit the trust’s homes, made possible with funding from
Introduction This case study outlines the impact of a pilot project from 2023 to 2024, targeting veterans in Medway, Kent. Live Music Now led the
As recognised in the 2023 Creative Health review[1], compelling evidence shows[2] that music is a powerful tool in care, health and wellbeing, including in dementia
‘Our residents are happier and more engaged. Music activities boost the mood of the entire house – residents and staff alike.’ Staff member, The Params