Did you know that, as well as being brilliant fun, singing can improve lung issues?

A new Singing for Lung Health group is starting in Shaftesbury on March 17 at The Quaker Meeting House, Abbey Walk.
Running from 11.15am-12.30pm, the sessions will comprise breathing exercises, working with posture and lots of singing!
The group is for anyone with COPD, asthma, interstitial lung disease, breathlessness and any other lung issues.
Music-making and other creative activities can help you feel healthier and more positive – and seem to be especially good at improving quality of life if you’re living with a lung condition.
Run by Paula Fleming (pictured above), who has been active in Dorset’s community music groups for over 20 years, sessions are payable on a donation-only basis. Contribute what you can afford, with the aim that no-one will be excluded from this potentially life-changing practice.

Parking at the Meeting House is limited, but it is a short walk from the Bell Street car park. For more information please email Paula: pawlaflaming@yahoo.co.uk.