Singing for the Brain – Knowle West
When: Tuesdays, 10:30am – 12:15pm
Type of break: Activity-Based
Location: Bristol Community Links South, Langhill Avenue, Bristol BS4 1TN
Cost: Free
Care need: Neurological Conditions
Provided by: Parkinson’s UK
Singing for the Brain is a friendly and inclusive group that uses singing to stimulate memory, improve wellbeing and bring joy. Led by experienced facilitators, sessions include vocal warm-ups and a mix of familiar and new songs. No musical experience is needed. The group is designed for people living with dementia and their carers, offering a safe space to connect and have fun.
About Parkinson’s UK
The leading UK charity dedicated to supporting everyone affected by Parkinson’s. They provide free, confidential helpline and local adviser services, campaign for better care, fund pioneering research, run community groups and activities, and offer tailored resources to help people live as well as possible with Parkinson’s.
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