Music Share for Seniors helps unlock cherished memories – one playlist at a time.
We are a charitable organization dedicated to helping seniors overcome social isolation through music-based experiences, heartfelt conversations and vital companionship.
Our compassionate volunteers lend their time to provide seniors with music and connection, making every interaction meaningful and cherished.
Become a volunteer today, and give the gift of connection and song!
Through each personalized music session, we strive to ensure our participants feel heard, valued, and connected.
Bring our program to your community, to help foster meaningful connections between your co-residents.
Through this heartfelt service, Music Share for Seniors takes pride in creating moments of joy for seniors in our community.
Bring our program to your community or donate today, to help us provide more crucial programming. Become part of our movement of care!
Music Share aims to create moments of joy for seniors facing physical or mental health challenges.
Our trained facilitators lead in-person listening sessions, using individually curated playlists to spark memories, foster connection, and empower residents to engage with the music they love.
Social engagement does more than liftour spirits: it plays a vital role in supportingmental and physical health.
When peopleconnect regularly, they build a sense ofbelonging and reinforce the bonds thathold communities together – key foremotional resilience and overall well-being.
Visited more than
160 seniors
every week
Created more than
8,500 interactions
throughout last year
Facilitated more than
4,400 hours
of programming
Local Program Seeking Old Tablet Donations
Music Share for Seniors is hoping to collect gently used iPads or tablets to provide seniors access to meaningful music amid the pandemic.
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According to the Canadian Association of Music Therapists, practitioners have been plying their trade in Canada since at least the 1950s, using “music purposefully within therapeutic relationships to support development, health and well-being.”
Can A Song Unlock Your Memories?
“Music helps to alleviate feelings of loneliness by connecting us back to moments, people, and places.” Julian Powell, the charities founder, discusses.
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