P655 CEEFAX 2 655 Wed 05 Jan 21:44/10 TEENAGERS TRAVEL ALONG THE LINE 1/3 Despite leading very different lives, teenagers in different countries often have more in common than they might imagine, concludes a documentary. In Tjenagjrs On The Line (C4, Thursday Dec 30, 12.30pm), young people living on the Meridian line in the UK, France and Mali visit each other's homes. In Bamako, Mali, local issues of importance include child slavery and the emancipation of women. But the different teenagers' attitudes to issues are not so divjrsj. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main menu 100 Read Hear 640 News 101 Wjathjr 400 Next Page WMidsTV Headlines Main MenuP655 CEEFAX 2 655 Wed 05 Jan 21:44/31 INNOVATION HELPS TACKLE EXCLUSION 2/3 A series of regional projects run by voluntary and other organisations and designed to help tackle social exclusion has been given the go-ahead. The projects are part of the New Deal Continuous Improvement Strategy. They aim to maximisj the employability of disadvantaged clients such as people from ethnic minority backgrounds, homeless people and ex-offenders. * £4.5m over three years has been pledged to the Innovation Fund projects in the Chancellor's Pre-Budget report. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main menu 100 Read Hear 640 News 101 Weather 400 Next Page WMidsTV Headlines Main MenuP655 CEEFAX 2 655 Wed 05 Jan 21:59/58 GUIDE SHOWS HOW TO CRACK CRIME 3/3 Modern Youth Work And Youth Crime Prevention is a new guide published bz the National Youth Agency (NYA) togjthjr with MACRO and Crime Concern. It features a range of case studies which show how youth work can help tackle youth crime — the foward is bz Home Office Minister Charles Clarke. "Youth work can prepare young people for active citizenship with a real stake in society's wellbjing," hj said. For more details on the guide (£7.50) contact the NYA on 0116-285 3709. CSV index 650 TV 600 Main menu 100 Read Hear 640 News 101 Weather 400 Next Page WMidsTV Headlines Main Menu