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The life of the old and lonely is illustrated by a widower, without children, living alone in a huge block of flats in London.
A report revealing the terrible conditions suffered by many thousands of migratory workers who harvest the crops in the richest country in the world.
Anticipates and advocates certain aspects of social service that were later incorporated into the legislation of the welfare state.
The dangers of malnutrition: an analysis of the nation’s diet reveals the appalling lack of public knowledge on elementary points of food value, and the neglect due to misspending and poverty. Interviews...
Cartoon, drawn by Lancelot Speed, which looks forward to the peace that is to come. Old Father William is accosted by a young man who wants to know the secret of his serene and secure old age. The answer is...
A documentary- drama based on a true case history researched by MIND, the National Association for Mental Health. The play starts when Colin, a social worker for MIND, discovers Christine, a 14-year-old...
This video and accompanying teacher’s guide, part of the American Foundation for the Blind’s (AFB) Deaf-Blind Project, serve as an introduction to deaf-blindness and provide strategies for educating...
Forty years ago, autism was highly obscure and was thought to affect only four to five children in every 10,000. Now some British teachers are claiming to see it in one in every 86 children. The programme...
When mothers present with worries about their child’s eating behaviour or where there are concerns about the child’s weight, observation of mealtimes are an essential element of assessment. Poor mealtime...
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