Here at the Aboriginal Literacy Foundation we love to receive positive feedback, and what we have recently heard from the Discovery Book Club is truly heart-warming.
The Discovery Book Club is a program run by Child Protection and Family Support (CPFS) in Fremantle. The ALF are a major donor of books to this program.
“The book reading and giving have really improved relationships between child protection workers with children in care”- CPFS Worker.
Children’s responses have been overwhelmingly positive, and we feel privileged to have been able to make the lives of these young people a little brighter.
It’s great to know our books have been used to heal, educate, bond and inspire a love of reading. ... See MoreSee Less
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View on FacebookCould the foods in your pantry help charities across Australia?
Thanks to Dick Smith Foods you could vote to have the Aboriginal Literacy Foundation share in the donations.
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View on FacebookWe will be officially launching Joey Jumpstart next month.
Joey Jumpstart came about after we received a huge demand for books for Indigenous babies, toddlers and pre-school children.
The program is not only about igniting the love of reading at an early age, but also encouraging parents to read to their child.
It’s a fun challenge and another way you can be involved and directly support the Aboriginal Literacy Foundation and our work.
Please share and get your friends and family involved!
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Joey Jumpstart
www.aboriginalliteracyfoundation.org
Help us jumpstart the enjoyment of reading right from the beginning of childhoodJoey Jumpstart is a new interactive campaign that specifically targets purchasing brand new books for Indigenous babies, toddlers and preschool children (0-5yo). It’s about not only igniting their love of reading at an e…
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On this day we remember the millions of children worldwide (mostly girls) who do not go to school and reaffirm our commitment to defend the right to education for all children.
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View on FacebookWhat are your plans for this coming Saturday evening?
How about you grab your friends, fire up your brain and put your general knowledge skills to the test by coming along to Fleming Park Hall 98-100 Victoria Street, Brunswick East on Saturday 12th July at 6:30pm for a Trivia Night which will help raise funds to go towards the Aboriginal Literacy Foundation’s Melbourne Learning Centre.
Teams can be made up of 7-10 people at $15 each or $10 concession. The winning team each receive a bottle wine donated by Dan Murphy’s.
There are also 2 raffle draws being held throughout the evening with plenty of great prizes on offer.
Raffle 1: Tickets are $5 each or 4 for $15. Prize is Apple iPad Mini.
Raffle 2: Tickets are $1 each and draw prizes include: 2 Cinema Nova Passes, 2 IMAX passes, 2 Melbourne Museum passes, 4 Hoyts Cinema passes, 2 Heidi Museum of Modern Art passes, 3 bottles of assorted wine donated by School Support Service. ... See MoreSee Less
2 weeks ago
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