We believe people with learning disabilities should have an interactive musical life that enhances their lives and education
”Welcome to Soundabout’s Moveabout Challenge! The idea of Soundabout’s Moveabout is to ‘collect your kilometres’ (or steps) and stay active during the winter months. From 1st January to 31st March we will all be walking, dancing, wheeling, cycling, rolling and running all over the place and totting up our distance covered. You can ‘collect your […]“
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”“How can you place a value on what Soundabout offers? It allows people with no other way of expressing themselves – a voice. They are among equals – all can join in. Families get a break and a good afternoon out. Rare if not impossible to find something we can all enjoy together.” Face-to-Face Community […]“
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”Celebrate with Soundabout! Soundabout are now offering bookable online birthday party sessions to help bring musical fun to your family’s celebrations. These sessions can be tailored specifically for your family member with learning disabilities so that they can share some musical fun on their special day. Perfect for class groups at school or to ‘broadcast’ […]“
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”About the Soundabout Inclusive Choirs The Soundabout Inclusive Choirs are musical communities without barriers for people all ages and all abilities, with a focus on giving a voice to people with severe and profound learning disabilities. Soundabout launched its first Inclusive Choir in Oxford, 2019. Following on from the success of their inclusive ‘jamming session’ […]“
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”This page contains all of the latest information on the most recent developments at Soundabout, including information on our latest research projects, inclusive choirs, new stories and much more. If there is any information you would like to discuss in more detail or simply find out more about one of our projects or how you […]“
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”The Soundabout Emerging Leaders have been working on a podcast showcasing the wonderful work and people of Soundabout. Have a listen to the first instalment, where the we discuss the highs and lows of running a charity, the work that goes on behind the scenes and how to make backing tracks for a virtual choir. […]“
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