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At the Music Gym we do our best to provide meaningful and fun activities for people with profound disabilities. We’re delighted therefore that Decoda’s been awarded a grant by Awards for All to develop an inflatable “obstacle course” specifically for wheelchair users. It will be for all our members to use but will provide an […]
The Magic Cake - interactive day for people with disabilities
Closed Published by Susan Heath May 28th, 2008 in HOW DECODA/THE MUSIC GYM CAN HELP YOU, NEWSIn case you’re wondering if the Magic Cake is a cake you can eat without adding to your hips - sadly, no. It’s the name given to a day of interactive activities on Saturday, June 7th at Mountfield Village Hall. Tom from the Music Gym will be working with MJM-Access to provide fun, interactive installations, […]
Volunteering at the Music Gym in Hastings
Closed Published by Susan Heath May 14th, 2008 in volunteering, NEWSIt’s time to say thank you again to our volunteers, like Alexa (on the left in the photo) who add so much to the experience of Music Gym members.
Because the Music Gym is aimed at people with profound disabilities the members need their support staff in the hall at all times. It can be a […]
A huge thank you to every person on this photo, taken at the Plugged In concert at Barton Court Grammar School in Canterbury earlier this year. The concert, featuring bands from the school, was organised by the Year 10 Charity Committee, who approached us having seen the BBC film about the Music Gym and […]
Sunny Chana’s work on display in the Music Gym
Closed Published by Susan Heath April 29th, 2008 in NEWSThis is Twilight - one of the stunning works of digital artist, Sunny Chana, that we’re projecting in the Music Gym in Hastings.
Sunny, who’s based in Birmingham, contacted us about displaying his work in the Music Gym. As we set up and dismantle the equipment each week that wasn’t feasible so we offered instead to use […]
The Rooms, cafe and bar in Western Road St. Leonards is offering discounts to Music Gym members during April. We were delighted as at the Music Gym we aim to offer new experiences for people with profound disabilities in East Sussex and we felt a visit to the Rooms would also offer a new experience […]
A load of balls
Closed Published by Susan Heath April 9th, 2008 in sponsorship and bursaries, HOW DECODA/THE MUSIC GYM CAN HELP YOUWe’re learning at the Music Gym all the time. One thing we’ve learned is how much people love the simple things - inflatables to hit one another with, balls to throw to each other - and our members are no exception.
Although the Music Gym is designed to engage people with profound disabilities through the use […]
Plans underway for another Swanfest in Lamberhurst
Closed Published by Susan Heath April 1st, 2008 in HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT THE MUSIC GYM, NEWSGood news - the Swanfest will be happening again this year, at the beautiful Swan pub in Lamberhurst. The provisional date is Saturday July 26th and there’s the possibility of a camp site nearby for people who don’t want to drive home afterwards.
It’s organised by Four Seasons Events and last year Gez had some wonderful […]
The Music Gym more widely available
Closed Published by Susan Heath February 11th, 2008 in film posts, NEWSThere have been two developments this past week in the groups that can use the Music Gym.
First, it’s been adopted by the training company JamBerry Ltd. for corporate team-building. This can be for including everyone in making music, even those who really believe they can’t play a note, or for tailor made modules such as Find […]
Run the Hastings Half Marathon to support the Music Gym
Closed Published by Susan Heath January 20th, 2008 in sponsorship and bursaries, NEWSWe’re currently putting a team together to run, walk or hobble the Hastings Half-Marathon in support of the Music Gym facility for people with profound disabilities.
For anyone who doesn’t know about it, the race has been voted the best Half Marathon in Britain in the past. It’s a scenic, if gruelling route, and coming as […]
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