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Programs
Books for Babies
Committed to promoting awareness of the benefits of early childhood literacy, Books for Babies is currently in place at eight Connecticut hospitals and continues to expand its reach. This program provides the parents of every newborn with a new book and literacy guidance. Read more...
Books for Kids
Books for Kids redistributes donated new and gently used books to children throughout Connecticut. Last year, more than 70,000 books were provided to children in need. Books for Kids facilitates book drives run by schools, churches, community organizations, individuals and businesses and then "recycles" the books to families, community partners and programs that serve children who may not otherwise have books at home. Read more,,,
Books for Kids Read at Home Initiative
Read to Grow and the United Way of Coastal Fairfield County have come together in a Books for Kids Read at Home Initiative to ensure that the home environments of children in the United Way's 12-town region are literacy-rich, containing age-appropriate books. This project is part of the UWCFC's Early Literacy Initiative, whose goal is to have all children reading at grade level by grade three. Learn more...
Family Read formerly Motheread/Fatheread
Read to Grow conducts Family Read programs at selected sites. These progams are based on a nationally recognized curriculum, and are designed to promote parent-child bonding by combining the teaching of literacy skills with child development and child-rearing issues important to all families. Currently two Read to Grow staff members are trained Family Read facilitators.
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