ELM is an outlet for young people to freely express themselves in a positive and safe environment
Everybody Loves Music is an inclusive program that aims to engage all young people aged 10-30. We focus on helping disadvantaged and vulnerable young people, including those with disabilities. In the current climate, children and young people have been isolated for too long. Now is the time to find ways of engaging young people in a creative and safe way. Our Managing Director is fully certified in social work and music technology, prioritizing safeguarding in everything we do.
Today making music is a key form of expression for young people. Music is not always accessible and affordable, particularly for those that have not been given equal opportunities to access music production.
Everybody Loves Music’s program is tailored to meet the needs of individual young people. We offer short and long term one-on-one music production mentoring sessions, as well as group workshop, studio sessions, pop-up workshops, volunteering and training. Our approach is young person centered, exploring their needs, skills, abilities, and future aspirations to devise a personal development plan. This includes monitoring their progress musically, personally, socially, with safeguarding at the heart of its delivery.
We are an outlet for young people to freely express themselves in a positive and safe environment. In essence transforming young lives through music production therapy.
ELM currently works in partnership with, Christian Action Housing, West Lea School, Hertfordshire, and Enfield Children & Young People Services.
ELM is currently commissioned by Christian Action Housing, Enfield & Hertfordshire councils, and receives funding and support from; Focusrite Plc, Youth Music, Enfield Neighbourhood Fund, Tesco Community Grants and the European Union.