ELM tailors its programs to meet the needs of individual young people, offering both short/long-term programs, including: one-two-one sessions, group programs, studio sessions, pop-up/taster workshops, group training sessions, volunteering/work experience and paid employment, as well as community events.
For more information on how to be referred to any of these programs please contact info@everybodylovesmusic.co.uk or use the contact form on the contact us page.
Motivation-to-Change→ Therapeutic, musically creative interventions to challenge and explore the reasons for youth offending and promote motivation to change, for young people who have offended or at risk of offending.
Make-Music Managed-Moods→ Therapeutic, musically creative interventions to help young people explore emotions and relationships, to help manage conflict resolution and safely express themselves through music making.
Music Pro-mentoring→ 1-2-1 music mentoring sessions that explore young people’s barriers to learning and life and express this through making music making and creative song writing.
Our open access group programs where we explore interests in music and become familiar with the key features of modern Music technology to create original music. In addition to this we offer our Lyrical Legends program alongside this for young people to compliment the music aspect and express their views, feelings and experiences through creative song writing. These programs also include:
→ Live music jam sessions
→ Vocal coach and performance lessons
→ Instrument lessons
→ Recording and producing sessions
→ Mixing and mastering sessions
→ Basic music industry sessions
A program for 16–30-year-olds for further education, training work experience, and employment within the field of Music and creative media.
A program that offers group and 1-2-1 workshops specifically tailored for young people with Special educational needs (SEND) aged 10-30. To provide creative interventions and a variety of music and media based skills, inclusive of all young people needs and abilities.
ELM provides a range of bespoke group programs tailored to meet the needs of young people aged 10-30 as well as the wider service and community-based needs. Combining music and social work interventions to create a holistic program for all. Please see below for more information regarding the current projects we offer.
Closed Groups:
Christian Action Housing – Wednesday 12-4pm (Once a month) .
Westlay School – 1-2-1 Music Pro-Mentoring – Various dates & times.
Check Reflect Create (CRC) Youth Justice Programme – Tuesday 3:30pm-6.30pm.
*For further enquiry contact Lizzie at info@everybodylovesmusic.co.uk
Everybody Loves Music delivers face to face music production sessions either on a one to one basis or through group work. However, in the event of pandemic we can deliver programmes virtually or with social distancing measures in place. All sessions will be delivered by an ELM tutor who is qualified in both youth work and music production. All tutors will be assisted by a trainee support worker from our Make-It-Work programme, who will be learning to develop their own skills in both of these fields. Many of the trainee support workers are young people who participated in previous ELM programmes.
Foundation:
Age 10-13 or based on ability or need of individual or group
This group may not have had any experience with music software to record music or might have a very basic understanding.
Development:
Age 14-17 or based on ability or need of individual or group
This level will have some experience in making music or playing an instrument and understand basic musical principles.
Academy:
18-30 or based ability or need of the individual or group.
This level is aimed at those that have experience making music using Logic Pro and/or are currently studying or regularly making music in their free time. They have a good understanding of what is involved in making music and have already started to write/record songs.
ELM currently works in partnership with, Christian Action Housing, West Lea School, Hertfordshire, Enfield Children & Young People Services, Essex Youth Service and Active Essex Foundation.
ELM is currently commissioned by Christian Action Housing, Enfield & Hertfordshire councils, and receives funding and support from; National Lottery, Pirate Studios, Active Essex Foundation, Enfield Voluntary Action, European Union, and Focusrite Plc.