Musical Futures is a charity that works to ensure that all young people have the opportunity to experience and participate in high-quality music education.

Musical Futures' main goal is to support music education in schools and communities, ensuring that all young people have access to high-quality music education.

Musical Futures offers various programs, including SoundStorm, Songwriting Academy, and Music Leaders, but Music Therapy is not one of their programs.

SoundStorm is Musical Futures' flagship program, which provides opportunities for young people to create and perform their own music in a supportive and creative environment.

Musical Futures has reached over 300,000 young people since its inception, providing them with opportunities to engage with music and develop their musical skills.

Musical Futures was founded in 1999 by a group of passionate music educators and professionals who recognized the importance of music education for young people.

Musical Futures' annual music festival is called SoundStorm Festival, where young musicians from across the UK come together to perform, collaborate, and celebrate their love for music.

Musical Futures partners with various organizations, including Arts Council England, BBC Children in Need, and The National Lottery Community Fund, but The British Academy of Film and Television Arts is not one of their partners.

Musical Futures' Music Leaders program provides opportunities for young people to develop their leadership skills through music, enabling them to become positive role models and leaders in their communities.

Musical Futures' approach to music education emphasizes collaboration, creativity, and diversity, encouraging young people to work together, express themselves creatively, and appreciate the richness of different musical cultures.

Musical Futures supports music teachers by providing professional development opportunities, resources and materials, networking events, and other initiatives to enhance their skills and knowledge.

SoundStorm is Musical Futures' program that provides opportunities for young people to create and perform their own music, fostering their creativity and passion for music-making.

Musical Futures believes that music education has numerous benefits for young people, including improved academic performance, enhanced social skills, and increased confidence, but it does not diminish creativity.

Musical Futures' Songwriting Academy provides opportunities for young people to develop their songwriting skills, enabling them to express themselves creatively and share their stories through music.

Musical Futures promotes musical diversity and inclusion by encouraging the exploration of different musical genres, providing opportunities for young people from diverse backgrounds, and collaborating with community organizations to ensure that all young people have access to high-quality music education.