Community Channel

Following the day to day lives of the Whitby crew of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute in North Yorkshire, who face one of the most dangerous stretches of water in the British Isles

Natalia Cales, a young American woman who lost her mother to AIDS, has joined the fight against the disease, telling her story in a video blog for the world to hear

In 2003 the Anglican Church in Southern Africa launched a massive campaign in response to the HIV and AIDS pandemic sweeping through the region. This film shows some of what has been achieved

Short film exploring the consequences of gun crime for the families of both victims and perpetrators. Part of the Create Not Hate Initiative

Introducing a documentary about the genial mayor of Tirana, Edi Rama, a man with a grand plan to brighten up Albania’s capital city

Documentary about Edi Rama, the larger-than-life mayor of Albania’s capital, Tirana, and his ambitious and flamboyant community regeneration scheme

An update on the news and stories coming out of grassroots sport in the UK and beyond

Following a critical UN meeting to discuss plans for a new global agreement, two WWF-UK members discuss the impact of climate change on vulnerable people, species and ecosystems

A light look at climate change, focusing on some of the UK's main contributors to greenhouse gas emissions and emphasising the responsibilities of all energy consumers

Ideas and encouragement for adults who are interested in contributing their skills to Scouting. Helping young Scouts can be both fun and rewarding

Natalia Cales, a young American woman who lost her mother to AIDS, has joined the fight against the disease, telling her story in a video blog for the world to hear

A light look at climate change, focusing on some of the UK's main contributors to greenhouse gas emissions and emphasising the responsibilities of all energy consumers

Moving video diary highlighting the issue of gender violence, as Thokozile Budaza shares her personal experience of rape and its consequences

David had never read a book in his life before he joined a men-only reading group in his local community centre. Now he reads the books on his driving breaks and is helping his children with homework

Following teams as they prepare for one of the most prestigious football tournament’s - the Inner City World Cup

Film made by students of Sydney Russell Comprehensive School following an experimental project involving kids, senior citizens, graffiti and tea dancing

Documentary following Australian nurse Valerie Browning, who has moved to Afar, one of Ethiopia’s most poverty-stricken places, to care for the malnourished and dying residents

Natalia Cales, a young American woman who lost her mother to AIDS, has joined the fight against the disease, telling her story in a video blog for the world to hear

A picture of how ordinary people in a typical London borough are organising and empowering themselves in order to improve their lives and environment

Unusual stories showing how young people from around the country are helping others - with some surprising results

Film made by students of Sydney Russell Comprehensive School following an experimental project involving kids, senior citizens, graffiti and tea dancing

A light look at climate change, focusing on some of the UK's main contributors to greenhouse gas emissions and emphasising the responsibilities of all energy consumers

Documentary following Australian nurse Valerie Browning, who has moved to Afar, one of Ethiopia’s most poverty-stricken places, to care for the malnourished and dying residents

Four people review their receipts. Accountants Katherine and Peter play detective to find out where their money goes

News magazine programme presented by Daljit Dhaliwal, spotlighting some of the world’s most under-reported news stories

An update on the news and stories coming out of grassroots sport in the UK and beyond

Palestinian refugee Fatima traces how violent tension in Lebanon came about and the effect the conflict has had on her family

Documentary showcasing six inspiring stories of people whose lives have been turned around by adult education

Four people review their receipts. Wealthy businessman Steve counts up the cost of his spending as his sceptical girlfriend looks on

A picture of how ordinary people in a typical London borough are organising and empowering themselves in order to improve their lives and environment

A light look at climate change, focusing on some of the UK's main contributors to greenhouse gas emissions and emphasising the responsibilities of all energy consumers

The inspiring story of Kabul's budding film producers who gave cameras to young kite runners to demonstrate the potential of Afghani youths and their yearning for modernity

Touching documentary. A young girl of 16 talks about how she and her family fled their native Afghanistan and how they ended up as refugees in Britain

Following the day to day lives of the Whitby crew of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute in North Yorkshire, who face one of the most dangerous stretches of water in the British Isles

Four people review their receipts. Wendy guards her pennies and carries a calculator to the supermarket, but money is not all that counts in her life

In 2003 the Anglican Church in Southern Africa launched a massive campaign in response to the HIV and AIDS pandemic sweeping through the region. This film shows some of what has been achieved

Documentary about people who are sharing their skills and assisting others through Time Banking - a scheme whereby people are helped when they help others

Actor David Harewood, who starred in the film ’Blood Diamond’, made a video diary of his bone marrow donation

A theatre group challenges the traditional stereotype of older people being blue-rinse grannies who play bingo

Film made by students of Sydney Russell Comprehensive School following an experimental project involving kids, senior citizens, graffiti and tea dancing

For Hannah, getting involved in RaW activities also means getting fit. The group she has joined combines creative writing and reading with walking in their local park every weekend

Documentary following Australian nurse Valerie Browning, who has moved to Afar, one of Ethiopia’s most poverty-stricken places, to care for the malnourished and dying residents

Touching documentary. A young girl of 16 talks about how she and her family fled their native Afghanistan and how they ended up as refugees in Britain

News magazine programme presented by Daljit Dhaliwal, spotlighting some of the world’s most under-reported news stories

An update on the news and stories coming out of grassroots sport in the UK and beyond

Palestinian refugee Fatima traces how violent tension in Lebanon came about and the effect the conflict has had on her family

Documentary showcasing six inspiring stories of people whose lives have been turned around by adult education

For Hannah, getting involved in RaW activities also means getting fit. The group she has joined combines creative writing and reading with walking in their local park every weekend

A picture of how ordinary people in a typical London borough are organising and empowering themselves in order to improve their lives and environment

Actor David Harewood, who starred in the film ’Blood Diamond’, made a video diary of his bone marrow donation

The inspiring story of Kabul's budding film producers who gave cameras to young kite runners to demonstrate the potential of Afghani youths and their yearning for modernity

Short film exploring the consequences of gun crime for the families of both victims and perpetrators. Part of the Create Not Hate Initiative

Following the day to day lives of the Whitby crew of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute in North Yorkshire, who face one of the most dangerous stretches of water in the British Isles

For Hannah, getting involved in RaW activities also means getting fit. The group she has joined combines creative writing and reading with walking in their local park every weekend

In 2003 the Anglican Church in Southern Africa launched a massive campaign in response to the HIV and AIDS pandemic sweeping through the region. This film shows some of what has been achieved

Touching documentary. A young girl of 16 talks about how she and her family fled their native Afghanistan and how they ended up as refugees in Britain

David had never read a book in his life before he joined a men-only reading group in his local community centre. Now he reads the books on his driving breaks and is helping his children with homework

A theatre group challenges the traditional stereotype of older people being blue-rinse grannies who play bingo

Film made by students of Sydney Russell Comprehensive School following an experimental project involving kids, senior citizens, graffiti and tea dancing

Four people review their receipts. Wealthy businessman Steve counts up the cost of his spending as his sceptical girlfriend looks on

Documentary following Australian nurse Valerie Browning, who has moved to Afar, one of Ethiopia’s most poverty-stricken places, to care for the malnourished and dying residents

Touching documentary. A young girl of 16 talks about how she and her family fled their native Afghanistan and how they ended up as refugees in Britain

News magazine programme presented by Daljit Dhaliwal, spotlighting some of the world’s most under-reported news stories

An update on the news and stories coming out of grassroots sport in the UK and beyond

Palestinian refugee Fatima traces how violent tension in Lebanon came about and the effect the conflict has had on her family

Documentary showcasing six inspiring stories of people whose lives have been turned around by adult education

Natalia Cales, a young American woman who lost her mother to AIDS, has joined the fight against the disease, telling her story in a video blog for the world to hear

A picture of how ordinary people in a typical London borough are organising and empowering themselves in order to improve their lives and environment

A light look at climate change, focusing on some of the UK's main contributors to greenhouse gas emissions and emphasising the responsibilities of all energy consumers

The inspiring story of Kabul's budding film producers who gave cameras to young kite runners to demonstrate the potential of Afghani youths and their yearning for modernity

Touching documentary. A young girl of 16 talks about how she and her family fled their native Afghanistan and how they ended up as refugees in Britain

Following the day to day lives of the Whitby crew of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute in North Yorkshire, who face one of the most dangerous stretches of water in the British Isles

In 2003 the Anglican Church in Southern Africa launched a massive campaign in response to the HIV and AIDS pandemic sweeping through the region. This film shows some of what has been achieved

Natalia Cales, a young American woman who lost her mother to AIDS, has joined the fight against the disease, telling her story in a video blog for the world to hear

A theatre group challenges the traditional stereotype of older people being blue-rinse grannies who play bingo