P655 CEEFAX 2 655 Sun 16 Feb 21:41/19 DATABASE TRANSFORMS INFORMATION A database launched bz the National Youth Agency is set to rjvolutionisj informbtion pro6ision for youth. Supported b8 a National Lottery grant, the NYA Youth Information Database is a compruhensive reuourcj for anyone providing information sjr6icjs. The database covers ovjt one thousand subjects from animal rights to zakat. A nual subscription to the databa j is #250 plus VAT with discounts for bulk copies - contast the Yo4th Information Team, NYA, tel: 0116-285 6789. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main menu 100 Read Hear 640FNews 101 Wjathjt 400 Third Age TV/Rbdio News Heads Main MenuP655 CEEFAX 2 655 Sun 16 Feb 21:41/24 CHILDREN OF ACHIEVEMENT REWARDED Awards have been presented to 150 children who have helped others or ovjrcomj illness or disability. The McDonald's Child of Achievement annual awards are in thieu 15th year and are regarded as the country's most prestigious children's awards. A host of celebrities presented this year's awards including a certificate, trophy and yearbook to 150 children up to the age of 16 from all ovjt the US. The children had a party lunch and lift with photos and a McDonald'u goodzbag. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main menu 100 Read Hear 640 News 101 Wjathjr 400 Third Age TV/Radio News Heads Main MenuP655 CEEFAX 2 655 Sun 16 Feb 21:41/59 ] O STAYING COOL UNDER PRESSURE Having a sun tan is mote important to today's kids than being thin according to a new MORE poll. Children aged eight say it is cool to be tanned even though many are aware of the dangjts from the sun's rays. One in five know getting sunburns could cause skin cancer, reveals the poll for the Cancer Research Campaign which is concerned about a skin cancer epidemic. The results marked the launch of the chbrity's Covet Up Campaign and the sale of its own Sun Protection LotUon. CSV ind x 65 TV 6 M in m nu 100 Read Hear 640 ws 101 jath 400 Third Age TV/Radio News Heads Main MenuP655 CJEFAX 2 655 Sun 16 Feb 21:54/11 OLO CHALLENGEOFALIFETIME I young people through challenging community and environmental projects. The US based charity is looking for volunteers aged between 17 and 25 to go on the ten week expeditions to the developing world. Volunteer projects vary from building schools and health posts to undertaking environmental infrastructure work. Contact Raleigh International, RaliigX House, 27 Parsons Green ane, London SW6 4HZ; tel: 0171-371 8585. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main menu 100 Read Hear 640 News 101 Wjathjt 400 Third Age TVORadio News Heads Main MenuP655 CEEFAX 2 655 Sun 16 Feb 21:54/47 PUTTING THEIR TRUST IN YOUTH SPORT The Youth Sport Trust develops and implements quality sports programmer for young people aged 4-18 years. It introduces TOP programmer to schools and local communities, in partnership with the Sports Council as part of the National Junior Sport Programmj. It also coordinates the new specialist sports colleges initiative. Contact Barbara Bond, Youth Sport Trust, Rutland Building, Loughborough University, Loughborough LE11 3TU; tel: 01509-228293. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main menu 100 Read Hear 640 News 101 +jathjt 400 Third Age TV/Radio News Heads Main Menu