Books can do more than teach children to read-they can build confidence, spark dreams and give them a voice. Since joining our DEAR Day in March, Noella has grown into a young leader, helping other children access literacy activities. Support more children like Noella. – at Kampala, Uganda

Behind every child learning to read are people like Silas Okitoi. From Kampala to Bukedea, he travels to train and support Literacy Champions. His dedication reminds us that meaningful change begins with people who keep showing up children. #volunteer #community #literacy

Beyond Independence Day,we celebrate young voices. 17 book mentors and learners from 9 schools in Mukono joined for the Inter-School Literacy Competitions 2026 to debate creative writing and the roles of parents and teachers in literacy. Grateful to witness their courage.

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They brought their A-game, and we couldn’t stop listening! Young poets moved us with powerful words and confident delivery at our Inter-School Literacy Competitions 2026, showing the courage that grows when children have space to express themselves. #Poets

Happy World Teachers’ Day! At Read to Learn Foundation, we celebrate the teachers who bring the In-school book clubs to life by guiding reading, encouraging questions and helping children turn their ideas into stories. #WorldTeacherDay

Last week, RTL engaged six Kampala primary schools for Inter-School Literacy Competitions. Debates, poetry, spelling bees and quizzes helped pupils practise vocabulary, critical thinking and expression while promoting creative writing and authorship. #competitions

Recently, RTL, The Book Drive Store & Community Focus Initiative delivered inclusive learning materials and learner-authored books to 17+ schools in Ayer, Lira. One child’s story can inspire another. Donate a Book. Donate a book. Build a Reader. Inspire an Author.

What did the debate mean to the young people behind it? Hear Literacy Champions reflect on finding their voices, sharing ideas and learning from one another at the Intercommunity Literacy Debate Competition 2026. #LiteracyChampions

Behind every young voice is a community that shows up. Thank you to our community libraries and partners for supporting the 2026 Inter-Community Literacy Debates and helping young people speak, think and lead. #PartnerAppreciation #YouthVoices

Do we remember when we joined X? Yes we do! #OurXAnniversary From our first post to the conversations, connections and stories we've shared along the way, it has been quite a journey. Here’s to more learning, more connection and more impact together! #anniversary

Read to Learn Foundation joins the GFC Thriving Through Play Partner Convening 2026 in Entebbe, represented by @mutesihellen26 and @beckylove_988. We look forward to learning, connecting and strengthening partnerships for sustainable impact. #Partnership

Scaling literacy means growing young leaders who carry it into their communities. “I want children to discover what they can become through reading “.- Najjib, RTL Kisugu Champion. More voices, more readers and more impact. #Literacy

Beneficiary story | Raymond, a Literacy Champions with Access Knowledge Africa. During his termly holidays, Raymond brings children and books together during community book clinics, creating spaces where they can read, ask questions, share ideas. Donate a book. #donation

Access Knowledge Africa are our Literacy Debate champions 2026! Congratulations to Kitengesa Community Library and all participants. More than winning, this was about reading, critical thinking, confidence and finding their voices. #debate #competition #literacy

Our Literacy Champions from across different partner community libraries are ready to take the stage! On 10 September,they will debate, question, think critically and speak with confidence. They’ve read. They’ve prepared. Now they’re ready to speak. #education #literacy

A book can begin something much bigger than a story. It can build confidence, strengthen a voice, spark imagination and open doors to opportunities a child may not yet be able to see. #literacyforall #education – at Kampala, Uganda

On this International Literacy Day, we reaffirm our commitment to helping more children read, learn, imagine and tell their own stories. Literacy for people, the planet and prosperity. Happy International Literacy Day! – at Kampala, Uganda