Nassau, Bahamas - In an age when social media dominates how the under
25-set connect, the country's leading youth development program is
re-inventing how it appeals to participants - with a sparkling look, upgraded
website with a sign-up inquiry e-mail option, Facebook presence and plans for a
DVD.

The Governor-General's Youth Award (GGYA) announced
its re-branding today, unveiling a new blue-and-gold style in two brochures,
one for prospective participants, another for donors and volunteers, and news
that the 2010 recruitment drive is officially underway with more islands than
ever joining the popular program. National Executive Director Denise Mortimer
said GGYA would also continue to make a special effort to target at-risk youth...