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If you're involved in organising singing or other music activities for children & young people, work for an organisation or are freelance, or are just interested in this work and the research behind it, then dive in and find out more!

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Do the songs matter?

A song can reach a young person — or push them away. A live online session on repertoire, agency and mental health. Free to join.

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Being Seen, Being Heard, Feeling Connected

Our new publication exploring what we're learning about singing and vocal work for children and young people's mental health and wellbeing: a think piece and an invitation.

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Singing for mental health & wellbeing: Leadership

We've been exploring what leaders need to deliver positive singing sessions for mental health & wellbeing.

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Singing for mental health and wellbeing: what is it?

What is meant by 'singing for mental health and wellbeing' and what makes these singing sessions distinct from others?

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Singing for mental health & wellbeing: Leadership
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Singing with Refugees: Literature Review Summary
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Being Seen, Being Heard, Feeling Connected
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Top Tips: Autism-Friendly Singing
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Singing for mental health & wellbeing: Leadership
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Do the songs matter?
11 September 2026 at 12:00:00
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A song can reach a young person — or push them away. A live online session on repertoire, agency and mental health. Free to join.

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Sing Up Foundation is here to support your professional journey. We provide professional development courses and tools as well as live sessions and ongoing support to help you maximise your efforts and continue to stay at the edge of the latest methods and techniques.

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Podcast

Why Young People Stop Singing (And What We Can Do About It) — A Live Webinar Special

Professor Graham Welch , Benjamin Turner, Baz Chapman and chair Katherine Zeserson
Professor Graham Welch, Chair of Music Education, UCL

The Humanising Power of Singing

Dave Camlin
Professor Graham Welch, Chair of Music Education, UCL

Young Sessions: Music as Medicine

Lewisham Music, Afiya Lucombe-Davis, Toni-Ann Gurdon, Mimi Mxnroe, H-Jay
Professor Graham Welch, Chair of Music Education, UCL

Young Sessions: Finding your Flow

Lewisham Music, Afiya Lucombe-Davis, Toni-Ann Gurdon, LifeofKwasi, Ziggy, Marley, Chris MA
Professor Graham Welch, Chair of Music Education, UCL

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