Welcome back, learners! We are back into the groove of learning, here at LCDR. We've already started September off with more Bibliotherapy sessions and more events are still to come! Learning never felt so good!
Category: Events
Beyond Words Bibliotherapy a Success!
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LCDR Constitution and Bylaw Changes Approved at the AGM June 19, 2019
LCDR_Constitution and Bylaws_Full Edit_Apr23_2019 The members of the Literacy Council of Durham Region voted on constitution and bylaw changes at at the Council’s 2019 Annual General Meeting being held during the Learner and Volunteer Appreciation evening on Wednesday June 19, 2019 at 7:00pm
Past Event Summer 2017 : Summer BBQ to Celebrate Our Learners and Volunteers!
Join us June 28th at the Mount Lawn Memorial Gardens (21 Garrard Rd., Whitby) for our annual Learner and Volunteer Recognition evening. This year we are hosting a summer BBQ! The evening starts with registration at 6 p.m. with presentations starting at 6:30 p.m. Come join us in celebrating the start of summer and all [...]
Coffee Tea and Words a Success!
Thanks to everyone who came out to share the love of reading and to support our many readers. It was a great success! On Friday October 14, 2016 from 6p.m. - 9p.m. the Literacy Council of Durham Region hosted its annual Coffee, Tea and Words reading extravaganza at the Tutto Market. During the course of [...]
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Sponsor a Reader! Donate to Coffee, Tea and Words As a registered charity the Council relies on the generosity and help of community members like you to continue to help learners throughout the Durham Region. Click the Donate Now button to be re-directed to the secure CharityHelps website and begin to help someone to read.
Annual Volunteer and Learner Recognition Evening June 22, 2016
It was a great evening of fun and celebration as tutors, learners, volunteers, and community members came together on Wednesday June, 22nd to help us recognise all the hard work and successes of the past year. A special thanks to everyone who shared their stories and helped remind us why literacy is so important to our lives. [...]
