We are celebrating 30 years of the National Literacy Trust by sharing a myriad of stories from across the organisation. The programmes we deliver, the resources we create, the community groups we partner with and the events that happen up and down the country all have a transformative impact. Let's hear from the people who have experienced the National Literacy Trust first hand, and celebrate the power of literacy to change lives.
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A smart mouth and a challenging attitude doesn’t necessarily mean trouble, at least not according to Beyoncé Blair, a coach and mentor at Conisborough College. Beyoncé runs...Learn more about Meet Beyoncé | Represent.
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It is because of a belief in the power of literacy that the National Literacy Trust works with the incredible Anawim Women’s Centre in Birmingham. Let us delve into the...Learn more about Meet Nigina | Words Rising.
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Hospitals can seem a scary place for a child, whether they’re in for a quick appointment, or facing a longer-term stay. Two nurses in Doncaster decided to become Literacy...Learn more about Meet Bobbie and Ashleigh | Literacy Champions.
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Being able to communicate with those around us is a vital skill that can help us in everyday life, empower us and ensure we build important relationships. Three-year-old...Learn more about Meet Jayden | First Words Together.
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Words for Works is tailored to help teenagers grasp some of the specific literacy skills they might need to equip them for the world of work. Tahlia recently took part in...Learn more about Meet Tahlia | Words for Work.
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After taking part in the National Literacy Trust’s Young Readers Programme, Jamie has seen how, with extra support and more focused activities to encourage reading for...Learn more about Meet Jamie | Young Readers Programme.