A small group of determined Nepali women are using music as a tool to educate young girls and their families about human trafficking, and save the lives of vulnerable children. 

The village of Kirina has carried its history through music and poetry for over 1,000 years.  The music school will help the youth of the village carry this valuable tradition into the future.

Located 10 miles outside of Cape Town, South Africa, this music school offers classes in music theory, rehearsal, and performance to students ages 7 to 20.

PFCF partnered with LEAF International to provide traditional drumming and performance classes to Rwandan youth and the community in Kigali.

We have partnered with Aura Imports Sponsorship Project to open a music program in Tintale’s new Teaching Center. From Kathmandu it requires a 14-hour drive followed by a 3-hour hike to reach this remote village!

Aspiring musicians at the Mitrata Nepal Orphanage love learning to play music.  The students take classes in flute, harmonium, drums, and Sarangi taught by expert local musicians and teachers.

Master drum-maker Hari Kul offers free music lessons to local orphans in his drum shop in Lalitpur, Nepal. 

Tamale is hometown of the Playing For Change Band's percussionist, Mohammed Alidu.  The school offers music and dance classes rooted in the traditional style of the northern region of Ghana.