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Follow the progress of three groups of young people who each won our World of Difference competition to identify an overseas development project that would benefit from the investment of the £10,000 prize money. | |
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Programme 1 - Gambia How young people can work collaboratively on a health education project. Six boys from inner London head for the Gambia. One of them, Louis, has parents who come from the Gambia, so the trip has a special meaning for him. He tells the story of the journey the boys take as they meet a group of young people from the Gambian YMCA to plan, research and make a video about HIV/AIDS. Programme Notes for teachers |
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Programme 2 - Cambodia The difference education can make to the lives of young people in a developing country. Six sixth form students from Berkhamsted Collegiate School go to Cambodia to find out about education in the country and how their project will improve the prospects of 15 teenage girls. Programme Notes for teachers |
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Programme 3 - Bolivia The importance of the basic essentials – especially water – to sustaining and developing communities. Six students from Harrogate work with their school’s charity Quaker Bolivia Link on a project to build greenhouses and water pumps in Sivincani, a rural village in Bolivia. Programme Notes for teachers |
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