MRF Community Programmes
Music Relief Foundation provides a range of community programmes and pastoral support through initiatives like:
Sound Start
Educational music workshops for 11-18yr olds.
Amplify Her Voice: Girls Forum
Flagship programme to empower young women.
Thrive Singalong
Community singalong to boost emotional and physical wellbeing.
Roots & Rhythms
After-school music youth hub.
Past Projects
Ambassadors Program
A program was set up to work with select young people to cultivate and develop them as young leaders. Our ambassadors were award winners, called More Than Able (MTA) Ambassadors. A dynamic team of young people aged 11-25 years who collaborate to address youth barriers in society, engage with policymakers, and support the Music Relief Foundation in representing the voices of young people. They also improved communication between young people and relevant stakeholders, such as parents, teachers, communities, and council representatives. They also recorded some original songs:-
Vicious Circle
A project where the ambassadors were involved in writing about their thoughts on what was happening to young people at that time in 2018.
Road to Success
Road to Success is an empowerment song that depicts the story of a young person who wants to do better for themselves.
Remember to Talk
It highlights mental health issues and advises people to speak out.
Young Croydon Composers
A joint youth project bringing together inner-city kids, English classical music, and Indian classical music—Sangeeta. Exploring and enjoying the fusion of musical genres.
Our past campaigns include:
Give Youths a Voice
A platform for young people to express themselves and have a platform where their voices can be heard.
Knife Crime
Launched in November 2017 at Parliament, UK. The More Than Able knife crime initiative was launched at a time when countless young people were dying, and the ambassadors wanted a platform to show that all young people were not involved in crime.
Mental Health
Highlighting the importance of speaking out and not bottling things up.