The World Literacy Foundation is on a mission to ensure that every child regardless of geographic location has the opportunity to acquire literacy skills and books to reach their full potential.
By giving the gift of literacy today, you are empowering a child with reading and writing skills needed to succeed at school and beyond.
At the World Literacy Foundation, we believe in literacy as the foundation of lifelong learning and education. People who cannot read or write experience difficulties with simple everyday tasks such as reading the label of a medicine bottle, filling in a job application or understanding a traffic sign. When we help someone to acquire literacy skills, we are empowering them to access to better opportunities in life to break the poverty cycle.
The Read for Wellness program provides education and health equity for chronically ill children. It is designed to increase children’s literacy and well-being.
Kids Read One! program provides Harry Moon books, a backpack, fun Harry Moon extras, teacher resources and in-school support. We strive to engage children in reading and have an entire class, grade level or school discover the joy of reading.
The World Literacy Foundation is on a mission to ensure that every child regardless of geographic location has the opportunity to acquire literacy skills and books to reach their full potential. Will you join us?
I am here to tell you a bit more about my journey as a literacy advocate and, hopefully, inspire you to be even more amazing!
Using Role Models to Inspire WLF Ambassadors | A Partnership with Amazing People SchoolsAmazing People Schools (APS) has partnered with the World Literacy Foundation Ambassador Program to share the stories of historic global role models from their digital learning platform, inspiring young people seeking to be WLF Youth Ambassadors. I am Selena Whitehead, Education Team …
World Literacy Foundation launch a specific task force made up of multi-nationals and philanthropists to pioneer the world’s first dedicated program to eradicate illiteracy in 50 cities by 2030.
I was once a slow reader and a lot of shapes and lines written on my head until I’ve learned how to read.
Young people everywhere should have the right to leave school equipped with the basics: literacy and numeracy skills that equip them for entry-level jobs, skills training or University.
Summer is a time for fun and also a time when kids can regress in their reading skills.
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