This rap by Nelson Baker's focuses on the importance of regular penicillin needles to keep him healthy after having acute rheumatic fever.

This music video was developed by the community members of Wadeye. Children sing about strong hearts and strong bodies in the local language of Murrinhpatha.

Animated video about the importance of Bicillin injections and why sore throats need to be taken seriously.

This short film follows the story of Rayboy, a teenager with rheumatic heart disease receiving regular penicillin needles, who befriends a younger child who also needs the needles.

Indigenous Hip Hop Projects was proud to partner with Katherine West Health Board and the Lajamanu Community NT to create this deadly music video/health resource.

Boom Boom is a song written by children who live in the remote Northern Territory community of Barunga.

This animated video follows the story of a 14-year-old Aboriginal boy named Michael and his Aunty Mary.

Indigenous Hip Hop Projects was proud to partner with Malabam Health Service, GYS Maningrida and Menzies School of Health Research to work with Maningrida community to create this deadly music vide

Indigenous Hip Hop Projects was proud to work with the Njaki Njaki community of Merredin and partner with the Merredin Aboriginal Project Inc.