3130 39 Avenue

 6318 Enevold Drive

Hansen Denture Clinic - 4815 51 Street - comfortable bench on porch to sit while reading

 

4028 69 Street Close in Duggan Park

3505 Erickson Drive in Century Meadows

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• By providing books to children, the child's interest in reading is increased, parents read more to their children, and the children are better prepared for school.
• The books being delivered directly to the child at their home creates an "event" that the children look forward to. It also promotes sharing and interaction and helps to promote a connection between the child and the caregiver(s) other family members and siblings, strengthening the home environment.
• Books are high quality, age-specific and selected by a committee of specialists. In 2020, 42 of 60 books offered were Canadian titles.
• Local partners, like the Rotary Club of Camrose, are responsible for raising funds to support the program. While the program should be open to everyone regardless of income class, the sponsoring club can place limits on the number of participants. It is possible to start a pilot program. The Camrose program has no restrictions but is limiting the program at 100 children enrolled.
• Information collected about the child (Name, Address and Birth date) is stored in a secure database provided by the Dolly Parton Foundation.

• Registration can be made at the Camrose Public Library or by mail. A registration form can be downloaded from https://imaginationlibrary.com/ca/affiliate/ABCAMROSE/