Help Shine For hope developers by Educational Resources for Parental Involvement in Education Workshops
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Help Shine For hope developers by Educational Resources for Parental Involvement in Education Workshops
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At Shine for Hope Developers, we understand that a child’s success in school is closely linked to the support they receive at home. Many parents in our communities are eager to be involved in their children's education but lack the tools, training, or confidence to do so effectively. To bridge this gap, we provide multilingual parent guides, home activity kits, literacy and numeracy flashcards, phonics workbooks, and simple video tutorials—all designed to empower caregivers to support their children’s learning journey, especially in reading and writing from Grades R to 3. We are seeking donor support to help us expand this work—designing, printing, and distributing these resources to more families in under-resourced communities. With your contribution, we can build stronger home-school partnerships and create a culture of learning that starts at home and lasts a lifetime.
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