Nuclear disaster children's charity launched on website

Chris Gaynor

Chernobyl Children's International, a charity project which helps children who suffered from the tragic nuclear disaster of 1986, has launched its own video channel on the popular website Youtube.

On there, you can watch Chernobyl Heart, the Academy Award winning film that follows Chernobyl Children's Project International through the Eastern European Belarus.

They also pulled together into one channel the best Chernobyl-related videos from around the Internet.

People can also find Paul Fusco's moving Chernobyl Legacy video essay, a BBC video feature on Cooking in the Danger Zone, a Greenpeace video about how Chernobyl impacts people today, and many more.

You can subscribe to the CCPI Channel, and they'll notify you when they add something new.

More than 100 fans have signed up to the social networking site Facebook to stay in touch with friends and families and let them know what they find interesting and important.

Now, you can join a Chernobyl Children's Project International Page on Facebook by clicking on the link.

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