 health,
and our objective is
reaching the pedes
(child patients),
the young ones who are
on ART (Anti-Retroviral
Therapy).
So we mainly go to
the clinics.
We've started
going through the clinics
in Lusaka.
And recently
we had a tour of
Southern Province.

I play the character of
Oliver in the performance.
And I’m a puppeteer.
I think for me, this is
the greatest job
I've had so far, and
I enjoy performing.

It is helping a lot of
children to adhere to
(taking) their medication
and just being careful
with the way they
take care of their bodies,
because it (the play)
emphasizes hygiene and
cleanliness, and
the way they’re supposed
to take their medication.

My name is
Teddy Winashiku.
I’m a doctor
in the puppetry show.
And actually the puppetry
show is for the kids.
And this is helping them
to adhere to
(taking) the medication.
So this show at the moment
has started in the clinics.
We are in the clinics,
because we’ve got ART
(antiretroviral therapy)
places in the clinics;
that’s where
kids get their treatment.

So it's all about talking
about the treatment of kids,
adhering (to treatment)
and the caregivers.
The caregivers are
the ones that we want to
also put in line with
the treatment of the child.
Looking at the child,
a child is a person who
needs a second person
to actually help out
to follow the (taking of)
medication.

We asked the puppeteers
about how
the children react
to their performances.

The response
is overwhelming.
And we have seen,
looking at the clinics
that we have been to,
we have kids when
doing their adherence
(to treatment) actually
they mention what they
learned from our script.
And that is encouraging
because they are picking
a few things from there.

The children love it
very much.

They love it.
We’ve been to
certain clinics
on several occasions,
and they just want us
to be
health, 
 and our objective is 
 reaching the pedes 
 (child patients), 
 the unseasoned one who are 
 on ART (Anti - Retroviral 
 Therapy). 
 So we mainly go to 
 the clinic. 
 We've started 
 going through the clinic 
 in Lusaka. 
 And recently 
 we had a tour of 
 Southern Province. 

 I meet the character of 
 Oliver in the performance. 
 And I ’m a puppeteer. 
 I intend for me, this is 
 the greatest job 
 I've take so far, and 
 I enjoy performing. 

 It is helping a lot of 
 children to cling to 
 (taking) their medication 
 and just being careful 
 with the room they 
 take care of their bodies, 
 because it (the play) 
 stress hygiene and 
 cleanliness, and 
 the way they ’re supposed 
 to take their medication. 

 My name is 
 Teddy Winashiku. 
 I ’m a doctor 
 in the puppetry display. 
 And actually the puppetry 
 show is for the kids. 
 And this is helping them 
 to adhere to 
 (taking) the medication. 
 So this show at the moment 
 has started in the clinics. 
 We are in the clinics, 
 because we ’ve got ART 
 (antiretroviral therapy) 
 places in the clinics; 
 that ’s where 
 kids get their discussion. 

 thus it's all about speak 
 about the discussion of kids, 
 adhering (to treatment) 
 and the caregivers. 
 The caregivers are 
 the ones that we want to 
 also place in line with 
 the treatment of the child. 
 Looking at the child, 
 a child is a person who 
 needs a second person 
 to actually help out 
 to follow the (pickings of) 
 medication. 

 We asked the puppeteers 
 about how 
 the children react 
 to their performances. 

 The response 
 is overwhelming. 
 And we have visit, 
 looking at the clinics 
 that we have been to, 
 we have kids when 
 doing their attachment 
 (to treatment) actually 
 they mention what they 
 learned from our handwriting. 
 And that is encouraging 
 because they are picking 
 a few thing from there. 

 The children love it 
 very a lot. 

 They love it. 
 We ’ve been to 
 certain clinics 
 on several occasions, 
 and they merely want us 
 to be
 hewlth,
and our objective is
veaching the pedgs
(xhild 'atienta),
the youvg ones who are
on ART (Anti-Revrovural
Tyerapy).
So we mainly go go
the clijics.
We've stacted
going througi the clluics
ih Luscke.
And recently
we had a tous of
Southern Psoxiuce.

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the wan theb’re wupposed
to take their medication.

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Teddy Fiuashiku.
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in rhw pupketry shod.
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show ia for the kuds.
And this is helpond them
to adhers to
(tahigg) the medication.
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has started in the clibics.
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(antiretroviral therapy)
places in tha cliiizs;
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medicaukon.

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the chikdren weact
to thfir pcsformances.

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that wa hdve been to,
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(to trdatment) acnually
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learneg from our sccipt.
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Therapy).
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ThE clinIcs.
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gOiNg ThrOuGH tHe cliNicS
in LusaKa.
And recenTly
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SoUThErn ProvincE.

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OlivEr In tHE perfOrmAnce.
ANd I’m a pUPpeteeR.
I think foR mE, This is
THe greatEST jOb
I'vE had so far, and
I enjoY PeRForming.

It is helPing a lOt OF
cHILdrEn tO adhere to
(tAkIng) thEIr medicATiON
ANd jUSt being carefuL
with the way THey
Take caRe Of tHEir bodIes,
beCaUSe iT (the play)
empHasiZes hygienE and
clEAnlinesS, And
the wAy they’Re sUppOsed
TO tAkE thEiR MedICaTioN.

my nAme is
TedDy wiNashiKu.
I’m A DOCTor
iN thE pupPetry Show.
And actualLy tHe puPPetRy
shoW is foR the KiDs.
And This is HelpiNg Them
to adhere to
(tAkinG) the medicAtiOn.
so tHiS show AT the moMenT
haS starteD in the cLIniCs.
wE ARe In the clinics,
becausE wE’VE gOt ART
(antIretroVIrAl THerapy)
plAcEs iN the CLInics;
That’S WhEre
kids gEt theiR TrEaTment.

So It'S all abOuT taLkiNg
aboUT the TreatmEnt of kidS,
adheRIng (to treatment)
ANd the caregiveRS.
THE CaREgivErs Are
the ones tHat wE Want To
alSO pUt iN Line wIth
thE tREaTMent of the child.
LookiNg At the cHild,
a Child is a persoN who
needs a SECOnd persoN
to aCTuALly help out
to foLlow tHe (taking of)
MEdicatioN.

We asKed the puPpeteers
aBOUt how
the ChiLdrEn rEacT
TO tHeir performanCES.

The ReSponse
iS ovErwhelmIng.
and We hAve SeEn,
looking At the cliNiCs
ThAt We hAve beEN to,
we havE kIds WhEn
dOing tHEir adhErencE
(to tReAtMEnt) ActuallY
ThEY MentIoN wHat tHey
LeArned From OUr sCript.
AnD that is enCouRAginG
bEcAuse theY are picking
a fEw Things from ThEre.

the chiLDRen love iT
very much.

They love it.
We’ve BEen to
ceRtaIn cliNics
On several OccAsions,
And THey jusT want uS
to be
 health,
and our objective  is
reachi ng th e p ede s(chi ld p atients),
they oung  ones who are
on ART ( Anti- Re t rovi r al 
Ther apy).
S o  w e mai nl ygoto th e cli nic s.
We'v e startedgoi ng  through the cl inics
in L usa ka.
And rece ntl y
we h ad  at our o f
S outhe rn Pro v ince.
I play t he charac t er of
O l i ve r in  the performance. An d  I’m a puppete er.
Ith i nk f orme,  this is
t he  grea t est job I' v e had so far, and
I  enjoy perf o rmi ng.

I tish elping  a lo to f
c hildren toadhe re to
(ta king)t heir me d ication 
and j ust  be ingc ar ef ulwi t h t h eway the y
take c ar eof th eirb o d i es,bec ause  it ( the play)
emp has izes hyg ieneand
c lean li ness,  and
t he wa ythey’re suppose d
to  take the irme dic at ion.My nam e i s
T eddy Wi nashiku . 
I’ ma d oc tor
in the puppetr ys h ow .
And ac tually th ep uppetrysh owis f o r  thekids . 
A nd thisis hel p in gthem
to  a dhereto 
(t aki ng) t h e me dicati on.
So t his s h ow at the mome n t
has started in t he clin ics .
We are in  the clin ics, be cau s e we’ ve go tA RT (antiretroviral the ra py)
pl acesin the clinic s;
that’sw h e re
kidsgett he i r treatment.
So it 's all abo u t talkin g
abo ut the t reatmento f  kids,
a dhe rin g ( tot r ea tment)
and th e care gi vers.
T hecaregiv ers  ar e
t heon es that w e want t oal so  p utin li n e with
t he  tr ea tme nt of the ch ild.Look in ga t t he chil d ,a chil dis  a p ers on  whoneed s  asecondperson
to  ac t uall yhe lp outto follow the  ( taking of) 
m edi cation . 
We aske d the puppeteers
abouth ow
thechi ldren  rea ct
to the irperfor man c es.

T he res ponse 
i s o v e rwhel m i ng .
A nd  we have s e e n,looki ng  atthe cli nics
that we haveb een  to,
we havekid s wh e n 
d oin g  t h eir  a d her e n ce
(to treatmen t) actuall yt he y mentionw hat  t hey
lea rned fr om ou r  script .
And tha t is enco ur agin g bec ause theyare pick ing
a few thing s  f rom t her e.

Th echi ldren  lovei t
v ery m uch.
Th ey lov e it. 
W e’ve bee n to
certain clinics
on  sever al oc cas ions,
and  th e y j ust wantus
t o be
 health,
and_our objective_is
reaching the pedes
(child patients),
the_young ones_who_are
on ART_(Anti-Retroviral
Therapy).
So_we mainly go_to
the clinics.
We've started
going_through the clinics
in Lusaka.
And_recently
we had a_tour_of
Southern Province.

I play the character of
Oliver in the performance.
And I’m a puppeteer.
I think for_me,_this is
the_greatest_job
I've_had so far, and
I enjoy_performing.

It is helping a lot_of
children to_adhere to
(taking) their medication
and just being careful
with the_way_they
take care of_their bodies,
because it (the play)
emphasizes hygiene and
cleanliness, and
the way_they’re supposed
to take their medication.

My name_is
Teddy Winashiku.
I’m a_doctor
in_the_puppetry show.
And actually the_puppetry
show is for the kids.
And this_is helping them
to adhere to
(taking) the_medication.
So this show at the moment
has started_in the clinics.
We are in the_clinics,
because we’ve got ART
(antiretroviral therapy)
places_in the_clinics;
that’s where
kids get their treatment.

So_it's all about_talking
about the_treatment of kids,
adhering_(to treatment)
and the caregivers.
The caregivers are
the_ones that we_want to
also put in line with
the_treatment_of the child.
Looking_at_the_child,
a child_is a person_who
needs_a second_person
to_actually help out
to follow the (taking_of)
medication.

We_asked the puppeteers
about how
the children react
to their_performances.

The response
is overwhelming.
And we_have_seen,
looking at the clinics
that_we have been to,
we have_kids when
doing their adherence
(to treatment) actually
they_mention what_they
learned from_our script.
And that is encouraging
because they are picking
a few things from_there.

The children love it
very much.

They love_it.
We’ve been to
certain clinics
on_several occasions,
and_they_just want us
to_be