Global Music Visions held a taster session for the Loud and Proud Community group in Gosport.
After a chat about GMV and what they can do, the group were able to get involved and use some of the equipment for themselves. The evening ended with a question and answer discussion.
The Loud and Proud group listening to David talking about Global Music Visions.
Global Music Visions visited Helping Hooves UK where we had a look at the facilities.
We had a lovely afternoon discussing future project ideas. We also looked at accessibility from a visual impairment perspective. We advised on things that could make it easier to access for people living with a visual impairment.
Global Music Visions facilitated a small music workshop with a group from Victory Hants, at Fratton Community Centre.
The group played with the different software instruments, enabling them to compose, record their own sound, vocals, and edit pieces within the project.
Here are two members of the group working with David of GMV.
Victory Hants and GMV worked together on a fully inclusive walking football session.
People of all ages and abilities, including those affected by sight loss, limb impairment, and able bodied participated together, and a great time was had by all!
The afternoon showed that, by understanding the game rules, and respecting the needs of fellow players, everyone could join in.
Global Music Visions attended the Hampshire Social Inclusion Cup on 2nd June.
It was a very enjoyable day and great to connect with some new people.
Here are some photos of the day, showing David Shervill, founder of Global Music Visions, along with Tina Jacobs ( founder of Victory Hants) and Frank Jonas (Lord Mayor of Portsmouth).
We are excited to announce that we will be attending will be attending the Hampshire Social Inclusion Cup Event on Tuesday 2nd June 2015.
We will be at our stand for people to come and talk to us and show some of what we offer. Come along and say hello!
The event takes place at:
Goals Soccer Centre
Tangiers Road
Portsmouth
Tuesday 2nd June 2015
10am -4pm
The Hampshire Social Inclusion Cup is a football tournament to raise awareness and offer inclusive sporting and leisure opportunities to individuals aged 16+ with a history of homelessness, mental health or in recovery from substance misuse issues, learning disabilities, physically unabled, visually / hearing impaired, LGBT in order to raise confidence, build self esteem and to engage with community learning opportunities, training, work trials or volunteering opportunities to achieve self sustainable, self reliant futures.
We create digital music workshops with the visually impaired consultancy, for blind, visually impaired and disabled people of all ages.