Our Impact
Only one-third of 10-year-olds globally can understand a simple story. With your support, we help more children read every day.
When a child completes more unique books in a year, they improve vocabulary and reading comprehension, laying down the foundation of all learning. That is why our projects are designed to increase the volume and frequency of reading in a child’s life.
The Owino family are avid readers! Learn how this family has made reading a daily habit, becoming some of the top BookSmart readers in Kenya in 2024.
Students in rural Sierra Leone were struggling with learning loss caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The Read with Us pilot brought digital books to after-school reading clubs to help children read beyond school, and recover learning loss.
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In Atlanta, Habitat for Humanity works with families who live in traditionally under-resourced areas. Without books in the home, children don’t have enough exposure to reading.
Worldreader provided parents with more than 1400 books, to make reading accessible and fun.
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When Covid-19 forced schools in Egypt to close, CARE Egypt wanted to support children’s learning outside the classroom.
Worldreader gave them an all-in-one solution with BookSmart, including a structured reading competition and a virtual learning community.
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Worldreader works with partners globally to motivate children and caregivers to complete at least 25 books a year with comprehension, increasing the volume and frequency of reading.
We motivate children to complete at least 25 books a year, so they can improve reading comprehension, socially-emotional learning and digital literacy.
We’ve reached 10 million readers since 2010, who’ve read more than 100 million hours in 52 languages! We started new…
Every $1 invested in a child’s early learning can yield a $4 to $16 dollar return.