Welcome To DanceSyndrome
DanceSyndrome is a multi-award winning inclusive dance charity based in Lancashire with a special focus on including everyone, regardless of ability.
We provide weekly inclusive dance workshops for people with and without disabilities, as well as leadership training in line with our unique co-delivery model – people with and without disabilities work together to offer high quality provision. Our group of performance artists attend regular special events and exclusive performances, again emphasising a focus on “ability, not disability”.
We strive to provide opportunities for people with disabilities to not only be included, but to become more visible citizens, have their voices heard on important issues, to follow their dreams and to succeed in their ambitions. Our work inspires and empowers both dancers and audiences to believe that opportunities are endless for people who refuse to be defined by disability.
We can only do all of this thanks to the support of individuals and businesses who fundraise and donate to our charity. Thank you for your continued support!
What’s Coming Up
EXTEND: Rave with Bex & Dave
EXTEND: Rave with Bex & Dave EXTEND is a programme of inclusive technique classes exploring different styles of dance. These sessions are perfect for both beginners and those with experience. Each class will begin with technical exercises and then explore set choreography, which will be developed over a number of weeks. For a glimpse of…
Wake n Dance on Zoom
Join us for Wake n Dance Zoom led by DanceSyndrome’s Helen and the Daves every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10am. The sign-up form should load below but if not, go to: http://bit.ly/Wake-n-Dance NOTE: there is no session on August 30th as this is a Bank Holiday.
Everybody Dance Clitheroe
Everybody Dance in Clitheroe! Come and join us at St Mary’s Centre in Clitheroe for Everybody Dance sessions and dance your way to feeling better! We’d be really grateful if you could book and pay online if you can, to help us to meet our COVID health and safety requirements. If this presents a problem…
News
We are currently have Trustee opportunities for four new Trustees to join the DanceSyndrome family…
A local teenager is fundraising for charity this summer, despite having had recent surgery to…
A national organisation supporting mental health charities has chosen to boost the fundraising efforts of…
Following our last Covid update on 15th June, we are excited that following government confirmation,…
Christopher Reid is 24 years old, from East London. He is a keen athlete who…
Sue & Malcolm’s fundraising sailing challenge DanceSyndrome was founded in 2009 by Jen Blackwell, who…
Millie Kingsnorth is from Biddenden, Kent. At the age of 21 years old, she was…
This year Father’s Day falls in Learning Disability Week so we wanted to share some…
DanceSyndrome COVID Update – June 2021: This update will give you all the information…
We are thrilled to have received a grant of £9,500 to support the work of…
We all need to keep moving during lockdown, why not fundraise while you do it?…
DanceSyndrome selected for U.Dance North West online festival Members of the DanceSyndrome DS Collective…
Donations
