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An established organization dedicated to supporting individuals affected by dementia is seeking enthusiastic volunteers for their Singing for the Brain sessions. This rewarding role allows you to make a meaningful difference by helping participants engage in music therapy activities, fostering social connections, and providing a compassionate environment. Whether in person or online, your ability to listen and encourage will create uplifting experiences for those living with dementia. Join a passionate team committed to making a positive impact in the community and helping individuals find their voice through music.
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Alzheimer's Society
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Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
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07.05.2025
21.06.2025
About The Role
Our Singing for the Brain sessions offer people affected by dementia a chance to enjoy a fun activity within a supportive environment, and we need your help to make this happen!
Singing for the Brain is a structured group session, designed around the principles of music therapy and singing, for people with dementia, who may attend alone or with a carer. These uplifting sessions provide an enjoyable activity and the opportunity to socialise with others affected by dementia.
As a Singing for the Brain Support Volunteer, you’ll welcome and talk to people with dementia, helping them feel at ease. During the session, you’ll encourage participation and support the session facilitator with activities, either online or in person.
We are looking for two volunteers to support our sessions at:
Location: Herons Lodge Guide Centre, Bradwell Road, Loughton Lodge, Great Holm, Milton Keynes, MK8 9AA
Sessions are held between 2-4pm on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month (excluding bank holidays).
You’ll be great for the role if:
Minimum age: 16
Dementia is the biggest health and social challenge of our time.
There are approximately 900,000 people in the UK with dementia, many undiagnosed and facing their condition alone.
Alzheimer’s Society aims for a world where dementia no longer devastates lives, providing help today and hope for the future. We are the UK’s largest organization of people with dementia, carers, experts, campaigners, researchers, and clinicians, with over 40 years of experience.
Our Values:
We are committed to diversity and inclusion, ensuring everyone feels they belong and can bring their whole self to their role.