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Accessible Inclusive Music
Accessible Inclusive Music (AIM) puts on free, accessible music sessions for disabled children and young people. It's run online and through local partnerships, not from one building.
A registered charity (1203866) founded in 2021 by a music teacher whose son has cerebral palsy, run by volunteers with backgrounds in teaching, music, SEND and disability. Delivers free, fully accessible musical opportunities for disabled children and young people, and those with additional needs, online and through community partnerships across West Yorkshire and beyond - no fixed premises.
Services from Accessible Inclusive Music
Join a free inclusive choir for your disabled child
A free online inclusive choir, held weekly or fortnightly in term time, for all children and young people under 18 - disabled, with additional needs, or neither. Participants can take part however works for them: singing, Makaton signing, movement, switches, voice-output devices, or eye-gaze technology. Specialist instrumental lessons with adapted instruments are also being piloted, currently in the Bradford district including Bingley.
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