This multiple-use licence enables your organisation to access and screen this powerful Australian film starring Aunty Vicki Wade, Adam Goodes, Dr Bo Remenyi, Noel Pearson, Stan Grant and Dion Devow, as many times as you wish on an ongoing basis.

The package also includes a 35-minute version for shorter events.

Join the movement to eliminate Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD) in Australia.

Support this effort by hosting a screening of Take Heart: Songlines, the third and most influential instalment in the Take Heart series.

Take Heart is a film-led campaign that has been committed to eliminating RHD in Australia for over a decade.

During this time, we have seen huge improvements in general awareness of RHD, alongside the establishment of dozens of community-led programs offering hope for the future.

However, at least 2 young people die from this preventable disease in Australia every week. Most of these young people identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders.

Tragically, Rheumatic Heart Disease has the greatest negative impact on the life-expectancy gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.

Featuring First Nations leaders and Australian changemakers including Aunty Vicki Wade (First Nations Lead at Menzies School for Health Research), Noel Pearson (Founder of the Cape York Partnership), Adam Goodes (Australian of the Year 2014), Dr Bo Remenyi (Northern Territory Australian of the Year 2018), Dion Devow (ACT Australian of the Year 2018), Stan Grant (Award-Winning Author and Journalist), and many more.

This definitive film features stories from all corners of the country, including Western Australia, North Queensland, the Torres Strait Islands, the Northern Territory, South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria and the ACT.

Take Heart: Songlines provides a powerful centrepiece to NAIDOC Week events, RAP workshops, Grand Rounds, Formal Education, National Close the Gap Day events, and more.

This package includes films of two durations - a one-hour feature and a half-hour version for shorter events.

Please note, the film is free for all remote community organisations, registered not-for-profit organisations, project sponsors and Aboriginal-controlled organisations. If this sounds like you, please email [email protected] to access the film.

For all other groups, please purchase an event license here to support the sustainable, ongoing release of this important film.

Multiple-Use Licence Terms

The multiple-use event licence allows your organisation to access and screen the feature film and a 30-minute version as many times as you wish, in perpetuity. Please note the film is not to be shared, published or distributed outside of your organisation.