We’re delighted to have a Drums4Health piece published on the NAPA Activities website, and if you haven’t come across NAPA before, here’s a quick introduction.
NAPA (the National Activity Providers Association) is the UK’s leading charity for activity and engagement in care. Founded back in 1997, NAPA supports care homes, day services and other care settings across the country to put wellbeing at the heart of what they do — training activity teams, sharing best practice, and championing the idea that everyone deserves meaningful, joyful things to do, whatever their age or ability.
That mission lines up closely with what we believe at Drums4Health: that movement, rhythm and connection can make a real difference to people’s lives, especially for those living with dementia or other care needs. So it means a huge amount to be trusted by an organisation as respected as NAPA to share our story with their community of activity professionals.
You can read the full piece — all about how drumming supports movement, brain health and connection — over on their site:
👉 More Than Drumming: Movement, Brain Health and Connection Through Drums4Health
