Description
One of the earliest examples of public health interventions in a disadvantaged community. The Pioneer Health Centre, better known as the Peckham Experiment, was opened Peckham, South East London, in 1935. Run as a family centre, it was an experiment to discover and promote the growth of positive health.
75 years later it still provides an important model for a healthy society, where the quality of health and vitality is important.
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This is a great education and training resource for family centred and inter-generational public health interventions and based on the hypothesis that ‘health is as infectious as disease’. Director: Jinni Rawlings
Target audience: Directors of Public health, Public Health training courses, Clinical Commissioning Groups.
This programme can be rented on our Video on Demand system for £1.50 For this you can view as often as you like within a 48 hour period of your own choosing.
To view an extract please click the Video on Demand button
