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Memory Makers

Community Choir / Singing group
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Name: Ellen Thomson
Phone: 07874 792803
Email: memorymakers@st-andrews.ac.uk

New members need to contact the group before attending a session.
Location

Laidlaw Music Centre
Queen’s Terrace
St Andrews

KY16 9QF
Cost
Free to attend
Type of venue
Reading Room, Laidlaw Music Centre
Venue Accessibility
Disabled Access
Metered parking nearby
Good public transport links
Accessible toilets
Refreshments available
Quiet space
Hearing Loop system
Large print song sheets and communications

Website: https://stamp.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/
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More details

Conductor(s) / song leader(s)
Ellen Thomson (lead organiser) / Jim Tribble (accompanist) / alternating song leader
About

Memory Makers Fife is for anyone in the North East Fife community experiencing loneliness or living with a long-term illness such as dementia. We are open to anyone who would like to join and aim to tailor our sessions to the musical interests of our members. We begin with warm-ups and rounds before singing songs together, accompanied by our pianist Jim. We always take a break in the middle for tea, coffee and biscuits. Our sessions are friendly and informal, and we are joined by student volunteers from the University of St Andrews.

Size of group
10 -15
Group Affiliation
StAMP (St Andrews Music Participation), which is affiliated with the University of St Andrews.
How the group runs / what kind of support the group offers:
Our conductor(s) / song leader(s) and organiser(s) have had training in dementia inclusion
We are supported by volunteers or paid staff who are able to provide support to group members during sessions where this is needed
 
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