Grosvenor Road Studios in Birmingham received funding to update their community accessible recording suite this year from the Prime Foundation. In addition to being a historic recording studio, GRS is a community hub and learning environment, offering music activities and skills training for young BME carers and young women, as well as mentorship and music therapy for young unemployed people and past offenders looking to turn their lives around.
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“The Prime Foundation has enabled Grosvenor Road Studios to upgrade its resources to improve and widen access for young people who create music outside of mainstream routes and where there is little or no provision for their urban genres. Following a free training session, the young people can use our updated facilities to develop their knowledge, skills, and values. This equips them for new opportunities and increases their confidence to meet the challenges they face in life”
Carol Pemberton (MBE), Managing Director of GRS