AMBER Music Awards
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There are over 24,000 blind or partially sighted children in the UK, many of whom have a real flair for music. With the right support they can develop their talent to remarkable ends, fulfilling their potential as individuals as well as musicians. Many families with disabled children cannot afford to buy the most basic household leisure equipment that many of us take for granted. When a child with special needs shows an interest in music, progressing this requires funds that are often not available. The AMBER Music Awards address this need. Faith playing the piano Faith's music teacher says: Music is Faith's passion, whether listening or playing instruments. It motivates her, calms her and gives her great joy.
I appreciate the work that you are doing, having taught in a school for the blind for many years, working with multiply disabled visually impaired children. It is good to be able to 'unlock' so much that is within them through music and to see their joy. In all my years of teaching, there have been very few children who have not responded to music. Long may your work continue."
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The Awards are open to blind or partially sighted children and young people up to the age of 18, who may also have other physical disabilities and/or learning difficulties. Parents or carers can apply on their behalf by completing and sending back a Music Award application form. |
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We invite children, parents and carers to apply for an award by completing this application form and posting or emailing it back to us. Trustees meet on a regular basis to discuss applications and grant awards on the basis of need. |
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