Resources

British Association For Performing Arts Medicine are clinical experts delivering health and wellbeing services for the performing arts.

We are providing a safety net with Standing Tall to secure stable jobs and housing.

PRS members can access counselling, cognitive behavioural therapy as well as emotional support through our partnership with Bapam.

Music Support helps anyone working in music and live events who may be affected by mental ill-health and/or addiction.

As well as negotiating on behalf of its members, the MU offers a range of services tailored for the self-employed by providing assistance for professional and student musicians of all ages.

Cyril Wood Court provides affordable rented housing for older (55+) songwriters, composers, musicians, writers and artists.

Farewill can provide help and guidance with advice and free Will writing services.

InTune is a digital platform that provides personalised insights into physical and mental wellbeing.

This tool will take you through an easy self-help process to fill a benefit application for Universal Credit.

In this tool you will find advice and handy tips about what you can do if you are worried about money.

Are you struggling with debts and financial worries? If you’re worried you may need help with your finances but not sure if you qualify for help, take a free 60-second test answering a few simple questions.

We are proud to support PowerUp, an initiative from our sister charity PRS Foundation, which supports Black music creators and industry professionals, and addresses anti-Black racism and racial disparities in the music sector.

Improve your understanding of the music business and drive your career forward through these free weekly online sessions run by Help Musicians.