Help Project Literacy with 10 volunteers for Primary School Children
4 volunteers still needed
category
Children & Youth
sub-category
Reading & spending time with children
duration
1-4 hours
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Help Project Literacy with 10 volunteers for Primary School Children
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Library Week 2026 – Reclaiming Knowledge and Empowering Futures Event Overview Library Week is a national celebration of the power of books and libraries to transform lives. This year, under the theme Reclaiming Knowledge and Empowering Futures, Project Literacy will host a vibrant school based event featuring: • Book covering and preservation activities. • Workshops for learners and teachers on the Dewey Decimal System. • Performances by children showcasing their comprehension of books provided. • Key notes from collaborating Organisations Partnership Opportunities We invite your organisation to partner with us in making this celebration impactful. Your support will include: • Refreshments for learners – ensuring every child is nourished and energized to participate fully. • Volunteers (10–15 recommended) – assisting with book covering, indexing, and guiding learners through activities. • Workshop Contribution – bringing a gazebo for visibility Visibility & Recognition As a corporate partner, your organisation will receive: • Prominent recognition during the event program and opening remarks. • Media and social media acknowledgment as a key supporter of literacy and education. • Direct engagement with learners, teachers, and community stakeholders. Impact By partnering with us, your organisation will: • Empower children to see libraries as vibrant spaces of knowledge. • Strengthen literacy skills and comprehension among learners. • Contribute to preserving knowledge and inspiring futures in our communities. • Demonstrate corporate social responsibility in action, with measurable impact on education. Venue and Times: Venue: Khula Sizwe Primary School, Tembisa, Johannesburg. Time: 10h00- 13h30 Parking: limited parking available, where possible please use one car Next Steps Please confirm your participation by 13 March 2026 via email : yondela@projectliteracy.org.za or via WhatsApp: 069 874 8748
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