Sunshine Butterflies recently received the gift of rhythm thanks to a generous member of the community. Dalwood-Wylie Charitable Foundation managing director Helena Wylie has a passion for music and recognises the importance of learning a musical instrument, particularly the benefits it has to people living with disability.
“Drumming is great for people with disabilities to express themselves and share a magic rhythmical experience together,” Rockability co-ordinator Carey Idle said.
The foundation has sponsored Sunshine Butterflies’ Rockability program with a brand new assortment of cajons, djembes and snares to be used for drumming workshops and tutorials.
The program is co-ordinated by professional musicians and provides a platform to create and enjoy music together. Participants learn instruments, write music and perform together to create their very own songs and harmonies.
The Sunshine Butterflies music therapy program gives members a chance to learn, play and perform in a supportive environment. To join the program email admin@sunshinebutterflies.com.au or phone 5470 2830.
