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Music for a Generation in Hertfordshire

Costs and savings

The project was funded initially by Hertfordshire Community Wellbeing Board and How to Thrive. Hertfordshire Adult & Family Learning Service identified the project, not long after it had began, as something that they could fund and at that point became a joint funder. Officer time from the services referred to above, for developing and leading the project are not included in the costs as they were given ‘in kind’.

Transport

£

1,300

Delivery

£

20,590

Evaluation

£

1,500

Celebration events

£

200

Total

£

23,590

This can be broken down to an average of £267 per session. On average, 27 individuals participated in the project per session suggesting a cost of £9.80 per person. This seems like a really affordable and sustainable expenditure given the impact outcomes evidenced as part of this pilot.

About this case study
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Susan Carter

Development Manager
Community Wellbeing, Health & Community Services
Hertfordshire County Council
Email:
Susan.Carter@
hertfordshire.gov.uk

This case study was written by Anna Tattan (see photo) and Susan Carter in November 2014.

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