Books add 'colour and excitement' to Mooroopna Park Primary School following floods

Dymocks Children's Charities was delighted to recently deliver $7,200 worth of books through our Library Regeneration Program to Mooroopna Park Primary School!

Located in rural Victoria, 181km north of Melbourne, the Mooroopna community have been heavily impacted by the recent flooding.

With over 350 brand-new books for the school's 114 students, hear how the program was received by the school... "This program has brought so much joy to our underprivileged school community. The books have added much colour and excitement. We've received a new and exciting range of books for the students to borrow. Some of our students have never received anything new in their lifetime so to have access to these new books is wonderful to see."

Happy reading Mooroopna Park Primary School!

Generous donation from Ratnatunga family sees $10,000 worth of books delivered to Mildura Primary School

Dymocks Children's Charities were very pleased to work with Mildura Primary School to breathe new life into their library and deliver brand-new books for the students. This was thanks to the kindness and generosity of the Ratnatunga family.

The generous donation delivered $10,000 worth of books to the school and gave students a 'Read like Birdie' book bag in memory of Eileen's love of literature. Eileen Ratnatunga was a beloved primary school teacher who loved reading with her students and 8 children.

A huge thank you to the Ratnatunga family; Sophie, Sam and Eileen for sharing the gift that is a lifelong love of reading, we know that the students of Mildura Primary School will cherish this gift forever.

Mildura School receiving brand-new books

Extra! Extra! Read all about it - Dymocks Children's Charities featured in Boorowa News

In September 2022, Boorowa News published an article on Dymocks Children’s Charities’ Library Regeneration work with Boorowa Central School. DCC was delighted to deliver $10,000 worth of books and work closely with the amazing school librarian, Debra Eustace whose teaching career spans more than 40 years of making a difference.

Boorowa is in the south-west slopes of New South Wales. Thank you Boorowa News for shedding light on the work of DCC and the incredible teachers and librarians who champion children’s literacy every single day.

New Partnership with Turbans 4 Australia delivers books via essential hampers

DCC is extremely excited to announce a new delivery partnership with T4A - Turbans 4 Australia, a wonderful charity that provides community assistance to people in need. Whilst DCC have delivered books to children in need through local school communities, Turbans 4 Australia has also provided hundreds of books directly to vulnerable children alongside their essential food hampers.

Turbans 4 Australia is run by volunteers in Sydney who are currently coordinating contactless deliveries in the communities hardest hit by the extended lockdown. By delivering essential goods directly to these people in need, the risk of community transmission of COVID-19 is reduced and vulnerable people can be kept safe from having to leave home.

To learn more about the work of Turbans 4 Australia , check out their website here: https://www.t4a.org.au/