Organization Impact
- 2 million children impacted
- 40,000 teachers trained
- 3,000 schools reached
- 100 government partners
- 20 Years Experience
Access to books, skilled teachers, and engaged families remain major barriers in rural communities. Many children attend schools without libraries, where learning resources are limited and reading is often difficult to sustain. At home, limited materials, time, and support can leave learning gaps that persist into adulthood.
The Library Project addresses this at its roots. We build libraries, advance literacy, and support teachers and parents — creating an interconnected ecosystem where children not only learn to read, but grow in curiosity, confidence, and opportunity.
We Build Beautiful Libraries
We transform unused school spaces into vibrant, child-friendly libraries filled with books, tables, chairs, and shelving. From full Reading Rooms to classroom Reading Corners and take-home Literacy Bags, each library brings learning to life and gives every child the chance to explore and dream.
We Promote Children’s Literacy
Access to books is just the beginning. Our literacy programs help children develop the skills and confidence to read and learn for life. Through engaging reading activities, book distribution, and ongoing support, we help students grow into curious, capable readers who see education as an opportunity.
We Support Teachers & Parents
Teachers and parents are at the heart of every library. We train educators to inspire young readers and provide parents with tools to support reading at home. Together, they create the nurturing environments where children’s literacy thrives.
Where We Work
At The Library Project, we’re dedicated to improving children’s literacy in communities where access to books and learning resources is limited. We work with schools, community centers, and local partners to build libraries, provide teacher training, and support family reading at home.
Our goal is simple: to ensure every child, no matter where they live, has the opportunity to read, learn, and grow.
- Where We Work
- 2026-2028 Planned Growth