Breadcrumb Home Search Search Copy URL https://www.youthmusic.org.uk/search-results Search Copy URL https://www.youthmusic.org.uk/search-results Search opportunities Young Trustee Kent Music is the lead organisation for the Kent & Medway Music Hub, funded by Arts Council England, and a charity dedicated to widening access to high-quality music education. Driven by our belief that music changes lives, we work closely with schools, colleges, cultural organisations and partners to ensure that learners of all ages, especially children and young people, can access and progress in music.We are now seeking new trustees to join our Board and help guide our work through an exciting and ambitious next chapter. Read more judges Access Community Trust Access Community Trust champions homelessness support across East Anglia, alongside providing a range of mental health and wellbeing assistance that helps vulnerable individuals of all ages, families, and, wider communities that find themselves socially isolated: www.accessct.org Read more judges Arts Educational Scheme Arts Education Exchange (AEE) is a charity based in Margate, South East Kent, providing creative education for young people aged 8-25. They offer high-quality music and visual arts programmes as a vital alternative to mainstream education, working with marginalised young people who face significant adverse life circumstances and barriers to participation in education, arts and culture: www.artsedex.org Read more judges Aspire4U CIC Aspire4U CIC is a not for profit community engagement organisation that uses the arts to develop mindsets towards well being, financial literacy and employability.Their mission is to support communities to create better futures by using evidence of things that work and bringing it back to the community. We use events and experiences to amplify this message: www.aspire4u.co.uk Read more judges Billy and Andy's Music School Billy & Andy’s Music School provides accessible music sessions and services for disabled and neurodivergent young people in Greater Manchester. Our programs range from helping disabled young people to form bands, organising open jam sessions using accessible music technology, and offering living room gigs to those in residential care: www.billyandandy.co.uk Read more judges Creative Optimistic Visions Creative Optimistic Visions is a small grass roots organisation, founded in 2014 in Coventry City, that has built a respectful reputation with existing partners, but most importantly with our beneficiaries and families. An award-winning Community Interest Company that provides alternative education, training, consultancy, mentoring, youth and community services: www.creativeoptimisticvisions.co.uk Read more judges DaDaFest DaDa is an award winning and pioneering disability arts organisation based in Liverpool with international reach and impact. Founded in 1984, we were one of the first disability-led arts organisations in the UK.We are known widely for DaDaFest, our biennial cross-arts festival which has supported many renowned disabled artists from the UK and beyond since 2001: www.dadafest.co.uk Read more judges DJ & MC Academy DJ & MC Academy CIC is a youth organisation in North London set up in January 2008, using music and media to support personal development, skill-building, and social change to those from disadvantaged backgrounds. We deliver free-to-access programmes in schools, colleges, youth hubs and outdoor spaces: www.djandmcacademy.com Read more judges GIRL GRIND UK GIRL GRIND UK CIC works in Birmingham to support girls and gender-expanding youth with diverse heritage between the ages of 12 to 30 through our GROWNISH (12-17) and WOMANISH (18-30) development arms: www.girlgrinduk.co.uk Read more judges Hastings Fat Tuesday Hastings Fat Tuesday CIC is a not-for-profit organisation that delivers a year-round programme of activity to support the communities of Hastings and St. Leonards. Including the flagship Fat Tuesday Music Festival, along with a range of live music events, community sessions and workshops: www.hastingsfattuesday.co.uk Read more judges Helix Arts Helix Arts specialises in creative work that explores the role and potential of the arts in a social context, empowering people to be heard through cross-artform approaches. Our Mission is to increase equality of opportunity for people to participate in the art: www.helixarts.com Read more judges Jamming Station Jamming Station (Totnes, Devon) empowers marginalised young people through music. Our projects foster creativity, belonging, and emotional well-being, building skills and confidence while amplifying youth voices: www.jammingstation.co.uk Read more judges Music at the Heart of Teesdale Music at the Heart of Teesdale (M@HoT) specialises in providing access to high-quality folk music and dance activities for young people and communities across SW Durham and the wider Northeast: www.mathot.co.uk Read more judges Rap Therapy Rap Therapy is a community interest company that helps young people learn how to positively express themselves through rap. Our mission is to teach young people about expression and help prevent social tragedies through this therapeutic artform: www.raptherapy.co.uk Read more judges Ruff Sqwad Arts Foundation Ruff Sqwad Arts Foundation combines high quality arts and youth work to support young people fulfill their full potential in creative careers and life. They're based in Stratford, London: www.ruffsqwadarts.org Read more judges Tomorrow’s Warriors A Black-founded and Black-led organisation, Tomorrow’s Warriors’ free to access, programme of learning and training champions and supports young Black and female musicians, and those from challenging circumstances that would be a barrier to accessing opportunities to pursue a music career: www.tomorrowswarriors.org Read more news Early Years Co-Creation with the Energiser Fund What happens when you let toddlers take the lead? Discover why early years creative work is radical, joyful and essential, in our latest Energiser Fund story. Read more news Pride Month 2025: Music Venues as Queer Utopias This Pride Month, NextGen writer, Ben Oxley, shares a powerful reflection on growing up queer in rural England, and how music venues become sanctuaries of joy, identity, and liberation for LGBTQIA+ communities. Read more resources THE IDEA SELF-ASSESSMENT SURVEY We believe that music should be Inclusive, Diverse, Equitable, and Accessible. We call these principles ‘IDEA’ for short. Case Study Harmonise: Exploring Refugee Languages, Cultures and Music in the Classroom Discover how Youth Music funded project Harmonise brings refugee languages, cultures, and music into UK classrooms, fostering inclusion, creativity, and cross-cultural understanding through collaborative music-making. Read more Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 50 Next page ››