What We Do
Welcome to Lost Chord UK, where our mission is to improve the mental health, well-being, and quality of life for people living with dementia and other neurological conditions. We achieve this through the transformative and therapeutic power of interactive music sessions led by professional musicians, supported by our dedicated volunteers, in diverse community and care home settings across the UK. Lost Chord UK is committed to bringing comfort, joy, and fostering meaningful connections with everyone we support through the profound impact of music.
This month's community music sessions
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Lost Chord UK & SYFR Community Chorus at South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Training and Development Centre, Sheffield
Lost Chord UK & SYFR Community Chorus at South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Training and Development Centre, Sheffield
All music Community Chorus Sessions are FREE to attend. All welcome, Just turn up! Tea & Tunes provided.
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Interactive Music Session, Kingston upon Thames Library
Interactive Music Session, Kingston upon Thames Library
On the last Thursday of the month: 10.30 – 11.45am, join professional musicians Will and Maciek from charity Lost Chord UK for a music...
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Saturday Singalong Sessions, Ravenfield
Saturday Singalong Sessions, Ravenfield
Supported by Ward Councillors: Cllr Liz Duncan & Cllr Greg Reynolds, Lost Chord UK, Coral Fish Bar, Ravenfield Parish Council and Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council...
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Music that moves at St. Bartholomew’s Church, Maltby
Music that moves at St. Bartholomew’s Church, Maltby
Join us for a dementia friendly, interactive community music session. All music sessions are completely FREE to attend! All welcome, just turn up!
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‘Tea and Tunes’ Singalong sessions, Wrenthorpe Methodist Church
‘Tea and Tunes’ Singalong sessions, Wrenthorpe Methodist Church
Cuppa, Chat and Singalong @ Wrenthorpe Methodist Church, WF2 0JR. Tuesdays @ 11.30pm. Dementia friendly, all welcome, just turn up!
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Soup & Song Interactive Music Sessions, Wales Kiveton Methodist Church
Soup & Song Interactive Music Sessions, Wales Kiveton Methodist Church
Every 2nd Thursday of the month, 12 – 2pm (Refreshments at noon, singing starts at 12.45pm!), Sept 14th, Oct 12th, Nov 9th and Dec 14th...
Soup & Song at St Gerard’s Church, Thrybergh
Soup & Song at St Gerard’s Church, Thrybergh
Interactive, dementia friendly, community music sessions. Second and fourth Thursday of the month @ 12-2PM, funded by the Community of St Gerard’s...
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Lost Chord UK & SYFR Community Chorus at South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Training and Development Centre, Sheffield
Lost Chord UK & SYFR Community Chorus at South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Training and Development Centre, Sheffield
All music Community Chorus Sessions are FREE to attend. All welcome, Just turn up! Tea & Tunes provided.
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Music that Moves at the The Salvation Army, Maltby
Music that Moves at the The Salvation Army, Maltby
Music that Moves with Luke Carver-Goss
All music sessions are completely FREE to attend! All welcome, just turn up!
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Herringthorpe Memory Café, United Reformed Church
Herringthorpe Memory Café, United Reformed Church
Interactive Community Music Sessions funded by Herringthorpe URC, completely FREE to attend! All welcome, just turn up!...
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Interactive Music Session, Kingston upon Thames Library
Interactive Music Session, Kingston upon Thames Library
On the last Thursday of the month: 10.30 – 11.45am, join professional musicians Will and Maciek from charity Lost Chord UK for a music...
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We’re Making Impact:
Introducing Lost Chord UK’s New Interactive Impact Map!
Our latest interactive map showcases the incredible reach of Lost Chord UK, highlighting the different ways we’re making a difference in the lives of people with dementia and other neurological conditions across the UK. From the locations where our professional community musicians and dedicated volunteers deliver interactive music sessions to our community and care home service users and partners, our map offers a comprehensive view of our transformative work.
As we celebrate our 25th Year anniversary, this map marks a significant milestone in our journey towards deeper impact and greater community engagement. Starting with our Theory of Change program, which prioritises the voices, experiences and needs of people with dementia and their carers, we’re committed to leading our work with impact and ensuring that no one feels alone at any stage of dementia.
Care Homes
Community Sessions
Search Lost Chord Uk’s care and community music session locations, scroll to zoom in and out.
Click top left and use drop down function to search by soley by care home or community music sessions.
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What’s happening @ Lost Chord UK?
Music and Football Unite in Maltby for Lost Chord UK’s “Music That Moves” – An Innovative Approach to Health and Well-Being
Lost Chord UK has launched a groundbreaking initiative in the heart of Maltby, bringing the transformative...
Lost Chord UK Strikes a New Note in Community Safety with South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Partnership
An exciting new partnership Lost Chord UK and South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue "Community Chorus " Lost Chord UK, the...
Lost Chord UK Celebrates 25 years at the wonderful Coach House Piano’s
Celebrating 25 years of uplifting communities through the transformative power of music.Date: Friday, 18th October...
Discover Our Shared “WHY”: The Heart of Lost Chord UK
At Lost Chord UK, we are more than just a charity and provider of interactive music sessions for people affected by dementia and neurological conditions. We are a community united by a shared purpose, a “WHY” that drives us all. We are proud to introduce our “WHY Report, a pioneering document that encapsulates the values, beliefs, and motivations that define who we are and why we do what we do.
This report is the result of a powerful consultation with our service users, volunteers, musicians, beneficiaries, funders, supporters and staff, all contributing their unique voices to help shape our future. It shines a light into the emotional and transformational impact of our work, showing how music is not just a service, but a lifeline, a community-builder, and a source of deep personal growth for everyone involved.
Join us in exploring what unites us and fuels our passion for bringing the joy of music to those who need it most. Read the full WHY Report now to learn more about the heart and soul of Lost Chord UK and how we’re shaping the future together!
Read the report below or download pdf here