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Going online for National newfeeling day
Marilyn Schuster
Going online for National newfeeling day
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I am facing my ' newfeeling ' of starting this page as I think facing ' newfeelings ' and providing assistance for literacy ' fits ' with the search for the essence of wellness
Click on to the National newfeeling day logo for more details This fundraising project finishes in time for Mental Health Week in October 09 and the personal challenge by September 1st 09
Would you help me raise money for the Dymocks Childrens Charity to help improve the literacy levels or Australian Children. I would welcome any contribution, great or small, that you could make!
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Dymocks Children's Charities
Dymocks Children’s Charities is an independent, Australia-wide charity that provides brand new books to disadvantaged children across Australia. We do this because children who are exposed to good books and read regularly have better educational outcomes and lead healthier and happier lives.
Established in 2000, we’ve been working with communities to improve children’s literacy to support over 500,000 children around Australia to date.
Despite some improvements, literacy levels in Australia remain of concern, particularly amongst the most vulnerable groups in society. In Australia, 1 in 3 children can not read proficiently.*
We support children around Australia who are unable to access good books regularly.
Our mission is simple – to promote a love of reading and improve literacy outcomes for disadvantaged children in Australia.
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