By Henry Okumu | Project Leader
Training Volunteers for Effective Library Management
This reporting period focused on building the capacity of community volunteers who will manage the libraries and facilitate educational activities. A comprehensive training workshop was conducted to equip volunteers with the skills and knowledge needed to ensure the success and sustainability of the project.
Training sessions covered library management, book cataloging, child safeguarding, record keeping, reading promotion strategies, and community engagement. Volunteers also learned practical techniques for encouraging children to read regularly and creating welcoming learning environments for library users.
The training emphasized the importance of making the libraries inclusive spaces where every child feels safe, respected, and motivated to learn. Participants actively engaged in discussions and practical exercises that strengthened their confidence and preparedness for their roles.
The workshop also provided an opportunity for volunteers from different communities to share experiences and learn from one another. Many participants expressed excitement about applying their new skills to support children and youth.
We are encouraged by the dedication shown by these volunteers and remain confident that they will play a key role in promoting literacy and educational success within their communities. Thank you for helping us invest in local leadership and sustainable educational development.
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