Key Changes Veterans Music Club is a programme of recovery-focused music activities for former members of the Armed Forces who are experiencing mental health problems. The programme provides tailored one-to-one songwriting, production and recording…

Our in reach service at Chase Farm Hospital in North London is the subject of an article in the Royal College of Psychiatrists Quality Network for Forensic Mental Health Services’ newsletter.

Entitled “Hip Hop Hospital”…

Key Changes are collaborating with researchers from UCL and KCL to run ‘Mics and Minds’ an exciting research and music project.

We know from experience how much…

The welcome return of our friendly, inclusive open mic night at St Lukes Community Centre in the heart of London’s Clerkenwell district. Musicians, singers, MC’s, comedians…

A friendly choir for NHS staff, service users, volunteers, friends and the local community

We’re excited about the new season of our award-winning FAM (Football and Music) project which promotes positive physical health amongst men using mental health services in London.

Research shows that playing football provides a broad…

We’re promoting positive mental health thru’ music at The Art of Caring exhibition launch at St Pancras Hospital on 21 July… our artists will be performing tracks produced on the wards in hospitals across London…

We recently took part in an event organised by the Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust to promote the value of the arts in recovery from mental illness. Our presentation focused on the culturally-relevant…

KC: How did you came across Key Changes?

 SLG: I was in the hospital as an inpatient and Key Changes was part of our Christmas party. I did some MC on their mic and they told…

Live performance is a key component of our therapeutic approach. Performing original material produced in our studios at public concerts and events can provide a major boost to our artists’ confidence and self-esteem. It’s…