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Investing in imagination: $750 grant transforms the Estevan Public Library s children s learning space - DiscoverEstevan com - Local news, Weather, Sports, Free Classifieds and Business Listings for the Estevan, Saskatchewan

Investing in imagination: $750 grant transforms the Estevan Public Library s children s learning space - DiscoverEstevan com - Local news, Weather, Sports, Free Classifieds and Business Listings for the Estevan, Saskatchewan
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Enghouse Systems Limited: Enghouse Networks and WISI Partner to Offer ABR Receiver Solution for Bulk and Commercial Customers
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WISI and Enghouse Networks Partner to Offer ABR Receiver Solution for Bulk and Commercial Customers

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Estevan Area Literacy Group getting ready for a busy time of year

Grace Caputo, who has been the literacy group’s co-ordinator since November 2020, said the agency was formed in 2007. Throughout the year, they offer free educational, fun programs that are open to all members of the community. The literacy group was located in the Estevan Public Library for many years, but it is now in the Estevan Comprehensive School. They have programs for children and adults, and they work with English as Another Language adults. “We solely survive on grants, local donations and fundraising, which allows us to offer free programming,” said Caputo. The literacy group is a United Way Estevan member agency, and the United Way is their biggest contributor. Saskatchewan Lotteries, the Children’s Initiative Fund, the Access Communications Children Fund and the Estevan Lions Club are among the other supporters.

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United Way Regina introducing literacy initiatives for school children this year

United Way Regina introducing literacy initiatives for school children this year By Moises Canales Jan 27, 2021 1:12 PM United Way Regina is taking part in a number of initiatives over the next year to help early childhood literacy rates in the city. Amanda Lanoway, director of engagement with United Way Regina, said the city has partnered with the Campaign for Grade Level Reading Network (CGLR) in order to provide access to literacy supports for schools and community organizations. “Education is foundational to preventing poverty, violence and crime; learning how to read is a critical piece of this education puzzle. The CGLR focuses on one factor which predicts school success better than all others: Grade 3 reading,” reads a statement by United Way Regina on the newly announced project.

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