Music and Movement together is amazing, not only for your physical health, but also for your emotional, cognitive and psychological well being.
Every time you move your body, you improve your mood, increase your motivation, strengthen coordination and extend your attention span. If you add music, you WANT to move.
Tailored Leaning Program
Live Free’s Music and Movement weekly sessions are specifically designed to be fun, promote friendships, reduce anxiety and the effects of depression, and they are fully supported.
Forget about hitting the right notes or dancing in the spotlight alone. Our group is all about the fun of celebrating together. Whether you’re a shower singer or a car karaoke star, your voice deserves to be heard.
What are the Benefits of Singing for Neurodiverse People?
Music and Movement members use their love of dancing, music, and singing to practice social norms, experience teamwork, meet people and make friends, and belong to something special.
Our fun group is all about being together, using music, dancing, and singing to develop confidence, learn new communication and social skills, and finding your own voice.
NDIS Service Provider
Live Free is a Rockhampton based NDIS Disability Services Provider. Our Music and Movement program is led by a trained Support Leader, using techniques and creating opportunities for participants to practice executive functioning skills and achieve personal growth.
All Come Connect Activities hosted by Live Free Support Services are delivered using Principles for Universal Design for Learning so they provide an accessible, safe and inclusive environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
No Dancing or Singing Audition – You’re in!
Anyone over the age of 13 with a love for singing can join the Live Free Music and Movement sessions.
Who is in the Music and Movement Group?
Music and Movement members include people with disabilities, support workers, and general community members.
The members make dance together, select music, rehearse, and then perform at community events and facilities. The music styles are mixed and rotated between disco, pop, country, Disney, and much more.
How Often Does Music and Movement Meet?
The Music and Movement group meet for practice each week in Rockhampton.
What is the Cost of Joining Music and Movement?
There are no activity costs for NDIS customers. Non-face to face costs of 10 minutes per customer are charged for program development, preparation, clean-up, and progress reporting.
Support (and transport if needed) may be covered under Core or Capacity Building. General community members pay $3 per session.
How Do I Join Music and Movement?
Simply call Live Free Support Services and our friendly staff will book you in. Or you can fill in our Contact form.
