is ReadAble’s outreach and training arm. It supports other non-profit organisations and social justice initiatives, in particular other literacy-focused organisations in Singapore. We also work with community literacy groups overseas.
Do check out the work of these other literacy groups:
CampusImpact is a social service agency that was founded in 2006 to help young people from low-income and disadvantaged families acquire skills and values to become useful citizens for the community and serve as pillars of strength for the nations. The Bookworms Programme at CampusImpact runs on Saturday afternoons from 2.30pm to 4pm at Yishun.
Paperback Bridges is a non-profit that aims to raise literacy levels of children from low-income families through a structured reading programme. Its Reading Programme is held on Sunday afternoons from 3pm to 4.30pm at Bukit Panjang Zone 7 RC, Singapore 670242 (Opposite Bangkit LRT). Click here to sign up.
Reading Roots is a volunteer-run social service group that helps 4 to 8 year-old children from low-income families become effective readers of the English language, using phonics as the foundation of literacy. Classes are held every Saturday from 9.30am to 11am at MacPherson Community Centre. Those interested to get in touch with the Reading Roots team may send a message to their Instagram @readingrootssg, their Facebook page or email readingrootssg@gmail.com.
House of Hope aims to break the cycle of poverty by meeting their critical needs and giving the people hope for a better future. It aims to impact the community through feeding, clothing, educational programs, and temporary financial assistance. House of Hope is located Palau Pinang in Penang, Malaysia.
