DIY kit
DIY Adapted Musical Instruments
- From £1,385 plus VAT
- About 2-2.5 hours
- Goes to disability charities
Instruments that a child with a disability can actually play, built by people who cannot play a note.
Everything to wire, assemble and decorate the music boxes arrives in the box, along with ideas for musical challenges to run alongside the build.
The right one for a team with both makers and thinkers in it.
- Runs itself, on whatever date suits you.
- Suits a team with both makers and thinkers in it.
- A helpline is open during your event if anything is unclear.
- Instruments are made from sustainably sourced wood.
Would you rather we ran it for you?Adapted Musical Instrumentsis the same build, with our crew and the charity in the room.
Our happy clients include:
What is in the box
Everything your team needs. Nothing to buy separately.
- Music boxes made from sustainably sourced wood
- Paint pens, art materials and stencils
- Toolkit
- Extra activities to run alongside the build
- Full instructions and a safety check document
- Returns envelope and labels
Where the donation goes
The instruments are adapted so they can be played by children and adults with disabilities, and they go to disability charities. We name the charity before your event and arrange collection once you are done.
Goes to disability charities
How a kit works, start to finish.
- Select your kitChoose your activity and the number of kits, based on how many people are taking part. Delivered in about 7 days.
- Choose your charityWe get in touch to agree who receives the donations. Mechanical hands always go to The Hand Project.
- Hold your eventInstructions are in the box, and we send a video from your charity to play at the start. We are on hand during the event if you need us.
- Return the leftoversWe do not like waste. Use the returns envelope for the paint pens and tools, and we collect what your team built and get it to the charity.
- The charity reports backAbout a month later you get feedback from the charity on what your donation did, which you can share with everyone who took part.