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$88,200 music education program for disadvantaged schools

Supported through Perpetual’s IMPACT Philanthropy Program, the new initiative will support students in seven disadvantaged primary schools in South Australia.

1 Sep 2017

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Adelaide-based youth arts organisation Carclew has received a grant through Perpetual’s IMPACT Philanthropy Program to deliver a Collaborative Music Education Program (CMEP) across seven disadvantaged South Australian primary schools.

The $88,200 program will be tailored to meet the needs of individual students, and will involve the likes of Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, Adelaide Youth Orchestras, Adelaide Festival Centre and Musica Viva.

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