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Vanda & Young Songwriting Competetion

Vanda & Young Songwriting Competetion

 

On behalf of founding members APRA|AMCOS and Alberts, we are pleased to announce the 2013

Vanda & Young Songwriting Competition.

$65,000 cash will go between the three placewinners this year, making this the largest songwriting

competition of its kind in the world. All Proceeds Go to Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy Australia.

HUGE PRIZES

1st prize: $50,000 cash
provided by founding members APRA|AMCOS and Alberts

         

2nd prize: $10,000 cash

 

3rd prize: $5,000 cash
provided by Ubisoft

OPEN TO EVERYONE

All songwriters across the world can enter. By paying $50 to submit your song you'll contribute to a

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Lions Club of Emu Plains Celebrate 25 years of Community Service

Lions Club of Emu Plains Celebrate 25 years of Community Service

It is with great pleasure that Nordoff-Robbins Music Therapy is supporting the Lions Club of Emu Plains, as they celebrate 25 years of service to the local community.

The Club, who have visited the Centre as a group, and are regular attendees at Nordoff-Robbins fundraisers, will be holding their own event to commemorate this amazing achievement.

You are invited to join them at the

25th Anniversary Dinner Dance

Saturday 20th April, 2013

Emu Plains Sporting & Recreation club

Leonay Parade, Leonay

6:30pm for 7:00pm Dinner

$40 per head including a three course meal

RSVP to Alan Cooper by th March on or

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AMTA joins the Allied Health Professionals Association

AMTA joins the Allied Health Professionals Association

The attached information about this significant recognition of music therapy's contribution to the allied health profession. The Allied Health Professionals Association (AHPA) has approved AMTA's membership and invited AMTA to take seat on the board.  This seat will be taken by Liesel Higgins, AMTA vice president.  

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It’s Patrick’s Turn Now

It’s Patrick’s Turn Now

Having read an article about the work of Nordoff-Robbins in their local newspaper, Patty and Peter O’Keeffe contacted the Centre regarding their 14 year old grandson Patrick.

Patty and Pete had taken on, as they describe, “the incredibly rewarding” guardianship of Patrick when his mother, Jenny Craig, sadly died in 2010. They believe much of Patrick’s unexpected progress – he attends Kellyville high school special needs unit – is down to Jen’s persistence with comprehensive medical and therapeutic interventions for her son who has Autism, the muscular wasting disease Myotonic Dystrophy and intellectual delay.

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Thank you for your support at Christmas

Thank you for your support at Christmas


A big thank you to all of you who supported us at Christmas by ordering Charity Christmas cards and purchasing the Christmas carol written especially to benefit Nordoff-Robbins. We were thrilled with the take up of these initiatives, and look forward to bringing you the Charity Christmas cards again in 2013.

A special thanks to Musicians Packwood, Jack Carty, Achoo! Bless You, Fanny Lumsden and Rosie Catalano who released  their original Christmas carol 'Heading Home (It's Christmas Time)', with 100% of the proceeds being donated to Nordoff-Robbins.

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Long Way Home - 99.3FM

Long Way Home - 99.3FM

Listen to a series of interviews about Music Therapy coming soon on Long Way Home - Thursday Drive 4 - 7pm.

INTERVIEWS

Iani Sujono (RMT), joined by Fatima and Simra talking to Jane Arakawa about the impact Music Therapy has had on Simra who is amongst other things, legally blind and when she commenced Music Therapy, non verbal - Part 1 & Part 2.

Rob Devlin (RMT) talking to Jane Arakawa about the use of Music Therapy with "Kids at Risk" - Part 1 & Part 2

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