We have found that many of our members can read words, but do so very slowly. We’ve developed ways to help build reading fluency. Several of the practices we used could be easily adapted for use in schools, even ones with poor teacher:student ratios. They are easy to implement for teachers, research-proven, and all it requires is time, books and commitment. 

Detailed program notes and evaluation summaries are available from the link below.

The Student Council, made up of committed members are leaders and advocates in the library movement. The Student Council is responsible for the circulation program, for doing read alouds, for creating and implementing programs with the help of staff and volunteers.

TCLP is proud to be a part of The Community Library Network. The network is a collective of free, community, school, college, hospital, and prison run libraries. The network aims to share resources, best practices, know-how, coordinate and act in solidarity on matters of policy and issues related to access to knowledge resources.

Donations to The Community Library Project are exempt from tax under section 80G of the Income Tax Act. Tax exemption is only valid in India.

Illustrations provided by Priya Kuriyan.

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