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Health & Medicine
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| Bunty
ke Saath (Series 1 and 2) (6 x 25 minute television series) |
Haemoglobinopathies in General Practice (20 minutes) | |||||||||
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A
mother-and-child studio-based health programme presented by Huma Mustafa
Beg and her co-host, Bunty- a precocious girl puppet who is not afraid
to ask questions. With stories ranging from infant mortality and drug
abuse to polio immunisation and maternal health, both series' have proved
immensely popular with families all over Pakistan
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This
award winning video explores the occurrence of special haemoglobinopathies
in African, Asian and Mediterranean peoples in the UK, and provides guidance
for medical professionals and care workers.A UK production. Available on request from Leeds Healthcare Authority. |
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| Celebrating
Age (25 minutes) |
Piggy
in the Middle (38 minutes) |
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The
vital message relayed in this award winning video is that old age does
not necessarily mean either illness nor disability, and that it deserves
to be respected.
A UK production. |
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A
bold programme written and directed entirely by 'O' level students in
a UK school, Piggy in the Middle looks at peer pressure, sexual relationships
and communication skills among teenage girls and boys in the UK. |
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| KSM Video | The
Clean Gang Children's video (12 minutes) |
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Key
Social Marketing Training Video on Population control..
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A
British Medical Association (BMA) award winning video, The Clean Gang
introduces young viewers to basic health practices with the help of
unforgettable characters such as Sally Soapflake, Basil Backbrush and
Tessie Toothpaste. The video comes complete with specially designed
children's worksheets, character cut-outs and teachers' training notes. |
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| Sex Sense (35 minutes) | MNT Project | |||||||||
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A segmented video written and directed by a group of GCSE students, exploring their generation’s attitudes towards sexually transmitted diseases, and raising awareness of methods of precaution. A UK production. |
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A project for the importance of Maternal Neonatal Tetnus Injections for girls & women. | |||||||
| Prime
Concerns Advocacy video (22 minutes) |
Zara
Dhyan Dein (Showing Concern) (49 x 5 minute television series) |
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One
of a four-video set produced for UNICEF on child health in Pakistan.
Prime Concerns focuses on vital issues such as birth registration, encouraging
breast feeding among mothers, polio immunisation and iodine deficiency
disorders among children.
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A British Medical Association (BMA) award winning series looking at health and social issues affecting Asian families in Britain providing information and advice on issues such as domestic violence, alcohol and drug abuse, family planning and child care. | |||||||
