We are delighted to have been awarded funding from the Coronavirus Community Support Fund, distributed by The National Lottery Community Fund. Thank you to the Government for making this funding possible, and providing support to Global Music Visions C.I.C. This will help with some of our running costs, so we can continue to support people through music.
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We are proud to announce that Global Music Visions is now registered as a C.I.C. (Community Interest Company)
A Community Interest Company is a special type of limited company that benefits the community rather than private shareholders.
You can find out more about about social enterprise companies and how they work on the GOV.UK website.
26 November 2015
David of Global Music Visions returned as a fellow of the School for Social Entrepreneurs Hampshire (SSE), along with his Lloyds mentor David Thomas.
Both spoke to the new cohort of students and their mentors about their own positive experiences of being a mentee and a mentor. David of GMV also spoke about his social enterprise, the SSE Business course, and the brilliant support he received from his Lloyds mentor, and the SSE team.
To find out more about SSE Hampshire visit the website at: https://www.the-sse.org
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.
Website: http://helpinghoovesuk.org
Following his graduation, David Shervill, Founder of Global Music Visions, is now a Fellow of the School for Social Entrepreneurs, Hampshire.
With support from the Social Entrepreneurs course and from Lloyds Banking Group, Global Music Visions will continue to achieve its goal.
David Shervill giving his presentation speech at the SSE Graduation Event.
Global Music Visions has been working for over a year now as part of the Rant Music Project, at the Charles Dickens Centre, Lake Road in Portsmouth.
We have been working with David Ord, a musician who plays the Clarinet and saxophone. He wanted to be recorded playing along to some of his favourite songs.
Now, with our support, he has got an album of his own called Music Inspiration, and there may be more in the future.
Mr. David Ord receiving his completed album from the sound engineer, on the project Mr. David Shervill of GMV.