This September, 91大黄鸭 will be standing with cities across the province to foster awareness for improved literacy.
Project Literacy 91大黄鸭 will be hosting events through September to promote Literacy Month, which has recently been proclaimed by the city.
鈥淟ow literacy tends to function as an invisible barrier to success,鈥� said the nonprofit鈥檚 board president Fern Carr. 鈥淥ur organization therefore hopes to be instrumental in supporting the citizens of 91大黄鸭 to forge ahead as advocates of literacy. With that degree of active social engagement, new opportunities will serve to enrich the lives of those who have been denied the choices taken for granted by most.鈥�
Mayor Colin Basran said 鈥渢he ability to read and write is an essential skill that enriches our lives with improved employment opportunities, our capacity to engage with others and the sheer pleasure of enjoying stories.
Low literacy rates do not discriminate. It is pervasive and affects 48 per cent of Canadians ability to engage in daily life, according to Project Literacy release.
If you are interested in getting involved or finding out more, contact Project Literacy 91大黄鸭 at 250-762-2163, visit or on .
