Who funds our films?
Many of our films are commissioned by health and research organisation who approach us. We give advice and design projects to help them target key audiences.
Other film projects we have developed where we have seen a need, always in partnership with health teams working on the ground, seeking funding or creating films with donations.
The World Health Organisation, Department of Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health and Ageing
A set of films about ETAT – training for emergency triage, assessment and treatment of very sick children.
A series of films to disseminate the results of 5 WHO co-ordinated clinical trials (INSPIRE Trials) to find the best ways of retaining women who test HIV positive during pregnancy on treatment and so prevent them from infecting their babies.
A film to promote a project to help women working informally in some of the world’s largest cities to provide care to their children, without losing their livelihoods.
We are finalising a film to disseminate results of a WHO trial which showed immediate Kangaroo Mother Care (iKMC) significantly reduces mortality of sick and premature babies. The research shows babies should not be separated from their mothers to be put in intensive care units.
The World Health Organisation, Department of Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health and Ageing
A set of films about ETAT – training for emergency triage, assessment and treatment of very sick children.
A series of films to disseminate the results of 5 WHO co-ordinated clinical trials (INSPIRE Trials) to find the best ways of retaining women who test HIV positive during pregnancy on treatment and so prevent them from infecting their babies.
A film to promote a project to help women working informally in some of the world’s largest cities to provide care to their children, without losing their livelihoods.
We are finalising a film to disseminate results of a WHO trial which showed immediate Kangaroo Mother Care (iKMC) significantly reduces mortality of sick and premature babies. The research shows babies should not be separated from their mothers to be put in intensive care units.
NEST 360
NEST 360 is an alliance of universities and medical engineering departments in Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Tanzania, UK and US dedicated to stopping preventable deaths of newborns in Africa. The project is introducing appropriate low cost technology in Africa. We have been making 48 short training films to teach the use and maintenance of 8 machines used to keep babies alive, including oxygen concentrators, low cost CPAP machines, pulse oximeters and radiant warmers.
The World Health Organisation, Department of Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health and Ageing
A set of films about ETAT – training for emergency triage, assessment and treatment of very sick children.
A series of films to disseminate the results of 5 WHO co-ordinated clinical trials (INSPIRE Trials) to find the best ways of retaining women who test HIV positive during pregnancy on treatment and so prevent them from infecting their babies.
A film to promote a project to help women working informally in some of the world’s largest cities to provide care to their children, without losing their livelihoods.
We are finalising a film to disseminate results of a WHO trial which showed immediate Kangaroo Mother Care (iKMC) significantly reduces mortality of sick and premature babies. The research shows babies should not be separated from their mothers to be put in intensive care units.
PENTA – Child Health Research
Penta was started as the Paediatric European Network for the Treatment of Aids. For many years they have run courses around the world for clinicians who look after HIV positive children, which have used our Paediatric HIV case study films. They have also funded us to make films about adolescents growing up with HIV.
The World Health Organisation, Department of Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health and Ageing
A set of films about ETAT – training for emergency triage, assessment and treatment of very sick children.
A series of films to disseminate the results of 5 WHO co-ordinated clinical trials (INSPIRE Trials) to find the best ways of retaining women who test HIV positive during pregnancy on treatment and so prevent them from infecting their babies.
A film to promote a project to help women working informally in some of the world’s largest cities to provide care to their children, without losing their livelihoods.
We are finalising a film to disseminate results of a WHO trial which showed immediate Kangaroo Mother Care (iKMC) significantly reduces mortality of sick and premature babies. The research shows babies should not be separated from their mothers to be put in intensive care units.
World Diabetes Federation
This international organisation funded us to make a series of films for a complete diabetes course in Malawi, made in partnership with the Diabetes Association of Malawi.
Medical Research Council – Clinical Trials Unit (MRC-CTU) at University College London
The World Health Organisation, Department of Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health and Ageing
A set of films about ETAT – training for emergency triage, assessment and treatment of very sick children.
A series of films to disseminate the results of 5 WHO co-ordinated clinical trials (INSPIRE Trials) to find the best ways of retaining women who test HIV positive during pregnancy on treatment and so prevent them from infecting their babies.
A film to promote a project to help women working informally in some of the world’s largest cities to provide care to their children, without losing their livelihoods.
We are finalising a film to disseminate results of a WHO trial which showed immediate Kangaroo Mother Care (iKMC) significantly reduces mortality of sick and premature babies. The research shows babies should not be separated from their mothers to be put in intensive care units.