READ Program
Empowering students through literacy
As a result of the pandemic, super-typhoon, and an under-resourced public school system, many children are illiterate or unable to read at an adequate level.
The social, emotional, and long-term financial impacts of illiteracy are immense.
The READ Program aims to improve literacy in our community through intensive, small-group reading tutorials.
The Program is delivered by qualified teachers and runs as an 8-week Summer School and an ongoing after-school program during semester. Students are taught to read starting with basic letter identification, simple word reading; and ending with reading comprehension.
The program promotes learning how to read in a fun, social, and interactive environment using methods that maximize their learning experience.
So far, we have taught more than 300 children how to read.

OUR GOALS
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To decrease the illiteracy rate in our community by teaching children how to read.
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To empower children through literacy.
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To foster the students' love for reading and help them become life-long learners.
OUR VISION
The READ Summer School and after-school program aim to decrease the illiteracy rate of children in our community. This program strives to foster students who are life-long lovers of reading and learning, giving them more opportunities for growth.
OUR STUDENTS





