DanceSyndrome co-founder Sue Blackwell won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Best Business Women Awards 2025, which took place on Friday 10th October in Daventry. Sue and her daughter, Jen…
What Does Inclusion Look Like? The Small Things That Make a Big Difference Throughout National Inclusion Week, DanceSyndrome, along with many other organisations, shares stories about the importance of inclusion…
The DanceSyndrome team is excited to be delivering two activities at the EAMHID Congress in Ghent, which takes place from Thursday 18th to Saturday 20th September 2025. EAMHID is the…
DanceSyndrome is celebrating after being awarded £340,528 in National Lottery funding to support our work with people with learning disabilities. Beth Cox from National Lottery Community Fund attended our Weekly…
Breaking Down Barriers is a one-day, online workshop for dance and creative industry professionals who want practical tools to make their classes, auditions and creative spaces more inclusive for people…
Dancing for Change: What We Learned During DanceSyndrome’s Environment Week At DanceSyndrome, we believe that dance can do more than just entertain, it can change perceptions, inspire action and bring…
DanceSyndrome Launches First Ever Environment Week! Monday 28th July – Friday 1st August 2025 DanceSyndrome is inviting everyone to join our first ever Environment Week, a celebration of sustainability, community…
DanceSyndrome would like to invite members of the public to join us for our 2025 Annual General Meeting, which is kindly being hosted by the University of Salford, with an…
