Abbie Tabberer

As the Co-Founder of The Invisible Friends/TIF Registered Charity (1172532) I want society to understand, accept and acknowledge the existence and the reality of Invisible Disabilities and how we can become a much more inclusive society; helping those living with an Invisible Disability to find ‘their place’ within society and to find their voice; helping them to feel just as heard as everyone else.

The power of music really is something incredible and as a charity; through setting up TIF Choirs specifically for our younger generation whom live with a variety of Invisible Disabilities, we have been able to help them to find who they truly are, believe in who they truly are and to flourish and grow as the amazing young people they are

The Invisible Friends provides them with the ability and the accessibility to experience opportunities they would struggle to find elsewhere and to fit into a world where they once felt lost, alone and indeed Invisible.

Feeling more visible, helps them become more visible to those around them and thus provides them with the hope and the chance of a much better quality of life and a much better future ahead of them.

The power of music really does have a meaningful and life changing impact within society; especially for those living with an Invisible Disability