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MUSIC IS THE KEY

 

For AMBER's children,
music is not just a pastime 

– it’s a lifeline  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The AMBER Trust was set up to bring hope and fulfilment to blind
and partially sighted children who have a talent or a love for music.

 

For these children, many of whom have other disabilities, music has
a significant impact. It not only gives them great joy, it also encourages
them to learn, boosts their confidence, and helps them to share their
thoughts and feelings, opening up a world of freedom, independence
and hope for the future – a lifeline in a confusing world.

 

Lacey playing the flute

AMBER's vital work is needed more than
ever today, as over half the families in
the UK with a disabled child live in
real poverty.

This means that many of the 24,000
blind or partially sighted children who
have a real flair for music cannot afford
to buy a musical instrument or have the
music or therapy lessons, which would
make such a difference to their lives.

 

In order to address this, we have set up The AMBER Music Awards