CODA DANCE COMPANY

Funding facilitated neuro-disabled people to engage with dance and Extended Reality improving health, wellbeing, and community.

£33,600.00 over two further and final years (£15,860; £17,740) to deliver Dance for Neurology (DfN) sessions and workshops, and to train artists to deliver DfN to Londoners.

to support a pop-up workshop immersive dance experience supporting people with neuro-disabilities across Thurrock

The funding will be used to upskill and train more consultants to increase capacity and bring more experience to the group and project. This project aims to help people achieve their potential sooner and build better relationships.

We would like to provide 12 Dance Rehab sessions for neurodisabled participants, with the aim of improving their physical health and mental wellbeing, and reducing social isolation.

We would deliver weekly dance-as-physio workshops in the Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability for people with Acquired Brain Injury, increasing social connection, mobility and confidence.

The group is using funding to expand a wellbeing programme for people with profound disabilities receiving rehabilitation and long-term care at the Royal Hospital of Neuro-Disability in SW London. The programme will help overcome barriers to ....more

The group is using funding to expand a wellbeing programme for people with profound disabilities receiving rehabilitation and long-term care at the Royal Hospital of Neuro-Disability in SW London. The programme will help overcome barriers to communication enabling beneficiaries to communicate with session leaders and other patients using eye contact and facial expressions. The project aims to build an evidence base for the need and effectiveness of this work.

£19,200 over 2 years (2 x £9,600) to continue to deliver dance and movement workshops to support Londoners living with neurological conditions in order to improve their health and wellbeing

Grant from The Fore's RAFT Immediate Response Fund to CoDa Dance Company, as part of The Fore's COVID-19 Response programme.

Coda Dance provides innovative, therapeutic dance sessions for neuro-disabled people to improve their cognitive, physical and mental health. Its interactive ‘Dance-as-Physio’ group sessions offer patients with acquired brain injuries uplifting ....more

Coda Dance provides innovative, therapeutic dance sessions for neuro-disabled people to improve their cognitive, physical and mental health. Its interactive ‘Dance-as-Physio’ group sessions offer patients with acquired brain injuries uplifting opportunities to engage socially with others, whilst also improving patient strength, mobility and creativity. Coda Dance will use The Fore's funding to launch a new ‘train the trainer’ programme, generating a new income stream while also creating a pipeline of specialised dance facilitators to run Coda Dance’s sessions, growing the organisation’s capacity. This will allow Coda Dance to expand its current service provision at The Royal Hospital for Neuro-Disability’s from three of its wards to all twelve.

Coda Dance provides innovative, therapeutic dance sessions for neuro-disabled people to improve their cognitive, physical and mental health. Its interactive 'Dance-as-Physio' group sessions offer patients with acquired brain injuries uplifting ....more

Coda Dance provides innovative, therapeutic dance sessions for neuro-disabled people to improve their cognitive, physical and mental health. Its interactive 'Dance-as-Physio' group sessions offer patients with acquired brain injuries uplifting opportunities to engage socially with others, whilst also improving patient strength, mobility and creativity. Coda Dance will use The Fore's funding to launch a new 'train the trainer' programme, generating a new income stream while also creating a pipeline of specialised dance facilitators to run Coda Dance's sessions, growing the organisation's capacity. This will allow Coda Dance to expand its current service provision at The Royal Hospital for Neuro-Disability's from three of its wards to all twelve.

purchase of IT and AV equipment for a charity which works with people with disabilities in Essex

£9,200 to deliver a programme of dance and movement workshops to support people living with neurological conditions, in order to improve their health and wellbeing.

This is a project by a charity in Epsom and Ewell, supporting people in Wandsworth. The group will deliver a programme of dance activities that will support people who have disabilities, in order to improve their wellbeing.