Paul Tucker introducing the wonderful The Forget Me Notes Project film at Festival Theatre Edinburgh UWS UWS Creative UwsCreativeShowcase making music with people living with dementia. Beautiful

Following our big launch last week, we are incredibly proud to present our new film, made in partnership with UWS, that beautifully captures the powerful effect that music can have for people living with #dementia forgetmenotes.org.uk/film

We’re at Saughton Park glasshouse again tomorrow at 1.45pm. Join us for #music, #singing and #community … and even a hot chocolate!

We’re back with The Forget Me Notes Project for Together in Song, our monthly dementia friendly concert Capital Theatres: Festival, King’s & Studio. We’re two songs in and I’m already teary. There’s something so moving about this group of people singing together, it gets me every single time.

Such a privilege being back at Capital Theatres: Festival, King’s & Studio for Together in Song

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We are so excited to have been shortlisted for funding for a project in partnership with the wonderful Open Door, Morningside, using the power of #music to improve #health and #wellbeing of older people and those living with #dementia. Please vote for us! thepeoplesprojects.org.uk/projects/view/…

🤔 In #FestivalTheatre lore, what's "Tracey Island"? 🌴 Find out in our latest #podcast episode! Host, Willy Gilder is joined by our Head of Electrics, Graham & The Forget Me Notes Project’s Alan, to discuss everything from Bovril to brass bands, & a magic box! 🎧 bit.ly/3OJ8awR

Happy #MakeMusicDay! We’ll be at Leith Library to celebrate, today at 2.30pm. All are welcome #music #dementia #community

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Wonderful to be joining #ScotDementiaFest today to add a The Forget Me Notes Project flavour to the morning!

'When covid happened, I thought 'Where are all my friends?' - and then I found the choir' - sharing the power of music to reduce isolation. 'As long as we‘re all singing from the same hymn sheet, then we‘re a community' - The Forget Me Notes Project's music workshop at #ScotDementiaFest 🎼

'It’s important to create an environment that includes, rather than excludes. Inclusion can be an overused word. For me, it’s about being interested in each other' - Paul from The Forget Me Notes Project speaking at the #ScotDementiaFest

To highlight the power of community support, Alan of The Forget Me Notes Project led the group in a rendition of 'You Raise Me Up' 🎼🎶 Be warned, you cannot watch this video without a tear in your eye 😭 #ScotDementiaFest #Dementia

Fantastic session from The Forget Me Notes Project about what music means to us as individuals and how music can bring us together to create a community. How community can raise us up, bring us together and help us communicate on an emotional level. 🎶💚 #ScotDementiaFest

dawn irvine The Forget Me Notes Project Paul Barfoot The OneCity Trust Age Scotland About Dementia What amazing feedback, well done The Forget Me Notes Project x

Could YOU be one of our new volunteers visiting people living with #dementia on a 1:1 basis, sharing #music and stories? Training planned for 11th & 18th March. Find more information here: volunteeredinburgh.org.uk/volunteer/find… or at our website: forgetmenotes.org.uk/volunteering #volunteer #community

Come and join us on 13th August at our Showcase: a chance to see and hear about our work … and stay for a ceilidh! #dementia #community

It was great to attend The Forget Me Notes Project at the St Brides Centre - I heard and saw first hand about the work they do using music to build an inclusive community of "warmth, openness and understanding". We are a project that is built upon dementia-friendly values, and is open to all -

3 days to go until our annual fundraising Singathon! 12 hours of singing, 132 songs, lots of laughter, dancing and #community. To register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/forget-me-no…. To donate: donate.giveasyoulive.com/campaign/sing-…