We celebrate the power of reading and its ability to break barriers and open up new worlds. Reading aloud not only improves literacy skills, but also helps to foster a love of learning and imagination. In our country Ghana, reading is especially important as it can provide access to education, knowledge and opportunity.
Let us all take a moment to reflect on the importance of reading and commit to making books accessible to all and work towards creating a more literate world for everyone.
Sanitation and Literacy Ghana(SALG), is committed to advancing literacy efforts by providing books and other resources to organizations and groups leading literacy efforts.
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