CAC: RC 174145
Our Vision
“A leading Music Heritage Foundation committed to achieving an enabling environment for Autistic people, through having a society that understands and accept their world”
“Promoting the use of music as a focal therapy in managing individuals with autism, especially towards a tendency of becoming self-reliant; and to also promote the idea of using musical concerts as a socializing forum for autistic people and the larger society.”
Our Core Objectives
1. To formally institute the engagement of music as a focal therapy in managing ASD.
2. To establish and sustain career pathways for ASD persons, especially in music.
3. To create lifelong and sustainable occupational opportunities for people with ASD.
4. To develop persons with ASD into self-reliant individual personalities.
5. To train, equip and prepare ASD persons (interested in music) for studio and live musical concert performances.
6. To establish and empower ASD persons as source of hope, charity, and good course to others in similar circumstances.
7. To seek for relevant support and partnership from time to time in creating a more impactful awareness and acceptance campaign against misconceptions about Autism.
8. To continuously source for, and identify with personalities of integrity and good character, who shall further be involved in driving the vision as members of Trustees of Ferdinand Effah Music Heritage Foundation.
Our Core Values
(RIACT)
R – Responsiveness
I – Inclusiveness
A – Accountability
C – Commitment
T – Transparency
Our Eight (8) Strategic Intervention Pillars in ASD Therapy (DR. BE SSSS)
1. Dietary
2. Routines
3. Behavioral
4. Educational
5. Social
6. Sports
7. Speech development
8. Skills development (especially in music)
Our five (5) cardinal approach to MUSIC as a focal therapy in ASD management
1. Building individual skills to playing music.
2. Listening to music as a source of therapy in reducing stress and anxieties.
3. Using music as a tool in speech development.
4. Using music as an avenue where they can express themselves, even without word.
5. Deploying music as a cardinal pillar in creating awareness for Autism where the larger society can easily socialize with Autistic people and their families under one roof; whereby discernment and stigmatization against Autistic people and their families can be minimized.
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