Welcome to Read to Learn Foundation

Welcome to
Read to Learn Foundation

Nurturing Young Minds

Nurturing
Young Minds

Through Literacy Champions Fellowship, we equip 13 to 18-year-olds to lead literacy initiatives in underserved communities (slums, refugee settlements, and public schools).

We enroll children aged 2 to 12 years in various programs:

Literacy Champions Fellowship

Two-year literacy fellowship empowers champions through play-based early education, personal development, community service, and innovative literacy solutions.

Community Book Clinics

Initiative prioritizes early literacy and numeracy in underserved communities, fostering children's growth through play-based sessions led by dedicated Literacy Champions.

In School Book Clubs

Read to Learn Foundation targets literacy intervention in schools, fostering young minds by addressing specific needs, empowering students for academic success.

Library Construction & Renovation

Through the identification and conversion of suitable public spaces, the Read to Learn Foundation in partnerships with corporate companies creates captivating libraries that serve as focal points for learning in diverse communities across Uganda.

Community Training & Empowerment Centers

We’re shifting from sponsorship to empowerment through training centers, fostering economic independence, literacy, leadership, and structured education savings for families.

Inclusive Learning Program

Inclusive Learning bridges education gaps for children with disabilities in Uganda through accessible materials, teacher training, and strategic partnerships.

Literacy Champions Fellowship

Two-year literacy fellowship empowers champions through play-based early education, personal development, community service, and innovative literacy solutions.

Community Book Clinics

Initiative prioritizes early literacy and numeracy in underserved communities, fostering children's growth through play-based sessions led by dedicated Literacy Champions.

In School Book Clubs

Read to Learn Foundation targets literacy intervention in schools, fostering young minds by addressing specific needs, empowering students for academic success.

Library Construction & Renovation

Community Training & Empowerment Centers

We’re shifting from sponsorship to empowerment through training centers, fostering economic independence, literacy, leadership, and structured education savings for families.

Inclusive Learning Program

Inclusive Learning bridges education gaps for children with disabilities in Uganda through accessible materials, teacher training, and strategic partnerships.

(each responsible for 15 children) use play-based techniques to teach them how to read, write, and spell.

Impact at a Glance

Inclusive Learning program

Literacy Champions Fellowship

Community Book Clinics

Community training & Empowement centers

Book mentors

In school Book Clubs (Children reached)

Community Book Clinics

Literacy Champions Fellowship

Inclusive Learning program

Community training & Empowement centers

In school Book Clubs (Children reached)

Our Reports

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READ TO LEARN CHILD PROTECTION POLICY

Read to Learn Foundation – NewBo.Co. (Tiny Techies) Partners

School Visit To Assess the Impact of The Literacy Champion

2024- 1st Half Literacy Champion Fellowship

2024-Term- 11- Mid-term- School

Feedback Report

E-hub Woodworks Training Report

Amani Report

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What is the Read to Learn Foundation?

Read to Learn Foundation is an indigenous Ugandan women-led nonprofit focused on early literacy development with an emphasis on the creation of community-driven and led interventions. We focus on addressing barriers that hinder access to appropriate and relatable reading and learning materials while also addressing the social, economic, and cultural aspects.

When was the Read to Learn Foundation established?

The Read to Learn Foundation was founded on 20th September 2021.

What is the mission of the Read to Learn Foundation?

To empower communities in all their diversities with the right tools, skills, and resources to enable them to access the right early literacy development programs

What are the core values of the Read to Learn Foundation?

Inclusion: Embracing diversity and ensuring every child, regardless of background, has equal access to quality education.

Openness:Embracing honesty through open communication, enabling staff, volunteers, and partners to freely engage.

Community-Centred Approach: Focusing on the needs of communities and working alongside them to build sustainable educational solutions.

Partnerships: Collaborating with communities, organisations, and mentors to amplify our impact and create lasting change.

What programs does the Read to Learn Foundation offer?

Read to Learn Foundation offers programs such as;

The Literacy Champions Fellowship,
Book clinics,
In school book clubs,
Library construction and Innovation,
Community Training and Production HUBs.

Who can participate in Read to Learn Foundation programs?

Read to Learn Foundation programs are open to individuals of all ages, especially focusing on children, adolescents, and adults who need literacy support and skilling.

How can I contact the Read to Learn Foundation for more information?

You can contact Read to Learn Foundation by emailing at team@readtolearnfdn.org or calling +256 783011680/+256 756522659 or visiting our office located at Muyenga, Zzimwe Road, Kisugu, next to Caran Hotel.

How can I get involved with the Read to Learn Foundation?

You can get involved with the Read to Learn Foundation by volunteering, donating books or resources, sponsoring a program, or spreading awareness about literacy issues.

What impact has the Read to Learn Foundation made so far?

The Read to Learn Foundation has achieved significant milestones, including:

initiating 1,280 Community Book Clinics,
sponsoring the education of 66 children,
establishing 4,985 School Book Clubs,
creating a network of 1,544 Literacy Champions Fellowship recipients,
donating 60,890 books, reaching out to 92 schools,
partnering with 192 Community Libraries, impacting 9 districts, and benefiting 24 communities.

How can I donate to the Read to Learn Foundation?

You can donate to the Read to Learn Foundation through our website, by mail, or by contacting our team for more information on donation options via 0783011680.

Is the Read to Learn Foundation a tax-exempt organisation?

Yes, Read to Learn Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organisation.

Where can I find more resources on literacy and education?

Read to Learn Foundation provides additional resources on literacy and education through our website, newsletters, and educational materials.

Does the Read to Learn Foundation have social media accounts?

Yes, you can follow us on linkedIn and Instagram at Read to Learn Foundation to stay updated on our latest news, events, and activities.

Are there any upcoming events or campaigns by the Read to Learn Foundation?

The Foundation is organising to celebrate the International Literacy Day ON 8th September, 2024.