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Strapline: The UK's leading provider of intergenerational arts projects
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Magic Me...

The UK's leading provider of intergenerational arts activities

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Based in Tower Hamlets, east London since 1989, Magic Me's programme annually serves around 550 local people from diverse generations, cultures and ethnicities.

We specialise in running creative arts projects which bring together young people (aged 9+) and older people (55+) for mutual benefit, learning and enjoyment.

"...a powerful model that is breaking down prejudice, building connections and touching lives"  Gordon Brown
Our Generations Report
A report on a three year intergenerational arts programme in Tower Hamlets, East London. The programme involved over a thousand people and took place from April 2006 to June 2009.
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Free Downloads!
Over the years, Magic Me has produced a wealth of resources for intergenerational practice. From project reports, to articles and publications, to soundfiles; this is where you will find tools and examples of current practice.

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Minister for Equality visits Magic Me
On November 5th Magic Me welcomed the Minister for Equality, to share with him some of the many success stories of our intergenerational work in Tower Hamlets, East London.

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"After you do Magic Me you feel calm"
We know that Magic Me benefits the participants and their communities but don’t take our word for it,

here’s what they say

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Make Our Day
It really makes our day when we get a donation! If you want to support Magic Me please make a contribution now.
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Thank you to all our supporters

A few weeks ago, we made a public appeal for an Apple MAC laptop and were flooded with generous responses.

A big thank you to everyone who responded and a special thanks to Jennifer Willams of Creative Communities and Richard Williams of Williams Murray Hamm Design for donating two laptops to Magic Me.

Find out how you can support our work

Featured Project
Live Long, Live Well,
Live Life!

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Oaklands School students in Year 11 and the new Sixth Form, will join older people from the nearby Sundial Centre in an action packed term of activity using drama, storytelling, cookery and discussion. By the end of the project participants will present their top tips for a good, long life and prepare a healthy, delicious lunch for an invited audience in March 2010.
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