The Rainbow Centre helps children with motor impairment learn to overcome their difficulties using a system of learning called Conductive Education.

Motor impairment means difficulty with movements controlled by the central nervous system and the most common cause of this is cerebral palsy. The Rainbow Centre was established in 1990 to provide this special system of learning without the need to travel to Hungary. Since this time The Rainbow Centre has helped over 400 children from Hampshire & IOW, Dorset, Sussex, Surrey, Berkshire, Wiltshire, and Kent.

We were asked by PR agency ‘Remarkable Group‘ to direct and produce a video for web or broadcast use to help explain the work of the Centre and the value it brings to the children and parents and carers.

The objective was to help explain its role to adults who may want to use their services, present its work to the wider public and encourage donations to help funds it continuing work.

From the Appeal Director of the Rainbow Centre in Fareham, Hampshire, which cares for children with Cerebral Palsy.

I wanted to thank you for being there last Saturday.  You were so efficient setting everything up, and I was sorry not to have been able to thank you in person.

It was a great pleasure to work with the whole team and I can only say that the result has been spectacular.  The emotional effect that the film invokes is far greater than we could havae hoped for.  the people viewing on Saturday have confirmed their support for our organisation and I know the film compelled them to do so.  You have made my job so much easier.

With best wishes

Helen