Hope Works
Hope Works is a series of short films and supporting content designed to inspire the values of kindness, tolerance and understanding in children around the world. Launching on World Children’s Day 20th November, on your favourite kids broadcast channels, you can also watch all 12 films here on the channel. Then go and visit the website (coming soon) where you will find a wealth of materials to continue the conversation with kids around kindness, helping others, asking questions, understanding, accepting difference, including others, making a difference, asking for help. All films in Hope Works are suitable for kids aged between 5-11. Watch together, discuss the themes and then we’d love to hear from parents, caregivers, teachers, grandparents in the comments below, and please DO SPREAD THE WORD… You can follow the campaign @HopeWorksProj on Twitter
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Hope Works is a series of short films and supporting content designed to inspire the values of kindness, tolerance and understanding in children around the world. Launching on World Children’s Day 20th November, on your favourite kids broadcast channels, you can also watch all 12 films here on the channel. Then go and visit the website (coming soon) where you will find a wealth of materials to continue the conversation with kids around kindness, helping others, asking questions, understanding, accepting difference, including others, making a difference, asking for help. All films in Hope Works are suitable for kids aged between 5-11. Watch together, discuss the themes and then we’d love to hear from parents, caregivers, teachers, grandparents in the comments below, and please DO SPREAD THE WORD… You can follow the campaign @HopeWorksProj on Twitter