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The Reading Action Program
1. Reading Action Program
A “Call to Action” for every club!
Challenges Lions to focus on literacy and
access to educational tools and resources
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2. Importance of Literacy in all Communities
Literacy – the ability to read and
write – is essential for:
• Learning and Development
• Academic Achievement
• Occupational Opportunity
• Social Success
• Fighting Poverty
• Reducing Child Mortality
• Achieving Gender Equality
• Ensuring Peace and Democracy
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3. Reading Action Program
Promotes importance of reading
Encourages community service
• Serve as a volunteer reader
• Support Braille literacy
• Organize a book drive
• Provide training and technological
resources to schools in need
• Help build a classroom for under-
served children
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4. Reading Action Program
Resources:
LCI website
• Call to Action Flyer
• Project Idea Sheet
• Planning Guide
• Press Release
• Bookmarks
• Diploma
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5. Reading Action Program
More resources at www.lionsclubs.org
• Project ideas
• Partners
• Success Stories
• Awards
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7. Choose Your Literacy Project
Community Needs Assessment
LCI code: MK-9
• Provides step-by-step guidelines to
determine community needs.
• Contains a needs assessment
questionnaire you can send to:
o School Principals
o Teachers
o Library Personnel
o Agencies
o Children’s organizations
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9. Communicate with Lions Worldwide
Social Media:
Share Reading Action Program stories and photos
• Facebook
• Twitter
• YouTube
• Linked In
• Flickr
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10. Contact LCI for More Information
More information
LCI Service Activities Division
programs@lionsclubs.org
www.lionsclubs.org
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Notas del editor
All publications are available at www.lionsclubs.org. Simply type “reading” in the search box on the home page. Here, you’ll be able to download a variety of resources, as listed on this slide. You will also enjoy reading the success stories from Lions around the world. And, you’ll find more information about LCI’s literacy partners and the Reading Action Program awards for clubs and districts.
If you’re not sure where to start, you may want to implement a community needs assessment to determine where your services are most needed. You can find this assessment form on our website, too. Just type “MK9” in the search box at the LCI website. It contains a needs assessment questionnaire you can send to school principals, teachers, libraries and other agencies and organizations involved with promoting literacy for children and adults.
If you’re not sure where to start, you may want to implement a community needs assessment to determine where your services are most needed. You can find this assessment form on our website, too. Just type “MK9” in the search box at the LCI website. It contains a needs assessment questionnaire you can send to school principals, teachers, libraries and other agencies and organizations involved with promoting literacy for children and adults.
Thank you, everyone, for your participation. Kate and I hope you have enjoyed this webinar and have gathered new information you can take back to your clubs. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or comments. We look forward to hearing from you. You can send any inquiries to programs@lionsclubs.org.Have a nice evening. This concludes the webinar, “Improving Literacy for People with Vision Loss.”