About Nordoff-Robbins
Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy is a charitable foundation (charity Nº280960) which provides music therapy for children and adults in need, training for people who want to become music therapists or further their education, research, and fundraising for the charity.
Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy provides therapy throughout the UK and across the world.
In the UK, we continue to expand and develop our services. In addition to the National Centre in London, there are regional bases in Inner London, South East, North West, Central West, South West, Central East, North East and Northern Ireland, as well as a sister charity in Scotland. At the Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy National Centre in North London alone, up to 200 children and adults receive music therapy weekly, and the 30 music therapists who work within the Outreach projects nationwide provide over 700 music therapy sessions each week.
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Nordoff-Robbins music therapists practice across the world and there are Nordoff-Robbins training programmes in Australia, New York, Germany and Scotland and a collaborative programme in South Africa. We collaborate with partner organisations in health, education and social care to support the work of our team of Outreach music therapists, who provide music therapy in over 50 institutions in 8 regions in the UK and Northern Ireland.
Fundraising
The Nordoff-Robbins Fundraising Committee is responsible for the majority of the money which enables the Charity to meet its running costs. Funds come from sponsors and the support of the music industry, as well as other organisations and individuals. The Charity receives no statutory funding. Dedicated fundraisers and supporters strive to secure the future and much needed expansion of the work.