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Literacy changes lives

How every penny helps

Even today poor literacy affects millions of children, young people and adults in the UK. It's a disadvantage that gets worse as time goes by. Poor literacy means children are less likely to gain the knowledge they need to succeed at school. It also means they're less likely to develop into healthy, confident and happy teenagers. And above all, their literacy difficulties will limit their opportunities througout adult life.

We are committed to ensuring everyone has the reading, writing, speaking and listening skills that they need to fulfil their potential.

boy holding book and smiling£10 could help us reach up to three families with motivational reading events resources and storytelling activities baby laughing£20 means a child could choose and keep three free books
 rio ferdinand and children reading in the stadium£60 could give four children the chance to attend an inspirational reading event at their local team's football stadium children taking part in a storytelling session£150 could help to support 200 parents in communicating and learning with their children

For an overview of what the NLT has achieved, and why we need your support, please visit 10 reasons to support the NLT.

For some personal stories of children and adults who have benefited from NLT projects, please look at our case studies.

For more information about the work of the NLT, please visit our About the NLT pages. Thank you for helping us to change lives through literacy. We are dependent on voluntary support to carry out our work.

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