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We are a non-profit organisation working to establish children’s libraries
in remote areas of Eastern Indonesia since 2009.
Libraries established
Books delivered
Children served
Teachers trained
Check out all the children’s libraries that Taman Bacaan Pelangi [Rainbow Reading Gardens] has stablished in remote areas of Eastern Indonesia.
We establish child-friendly libraries in remote areas of Eastern Indonesia. We work together with the local schools and transform their library into a child friendly learning environment that will foster the love of reading in each of the student.
We provide a series of capacity building workshops for the local teachers that enable them to have the skills and knowledge needed in nurturing the habit of reading on their students and promoting literacy in their village.
In each of our library, reading activities are regularly conducted. Each class has reading activities weekly at the library, lead by the classroom’s teacher. Through reading activities, children will slowly grow the love of reading.
The National Breakfast Week (Pekan Sarapan Nasional, PESAN(which also means “message” in Indonesian) is a week-long national education campaign on the importance of nutritious breakfast. First declared in 2013 by PERGIZI PANGAN Indonesia, PERSAGI, PDGMI, and PDGKI,...
The Rainbow Reading Gardens has just received a generous book donation from Yayasan Adidhana. In total, Yayasan Adidhana donated 1,400 children books for our libraries. Around 700 of them have already been received by our library in Flores, while the other 700 are...
It has been a long time since my last Volunteer Diary so here is a roundup. Around New Year, I took part in a seminar from my German organisation “World Horizon”, where we evaluated our service and also made plans for the upcoming months. After I returned from Bali,...
Surfer Girl, a well known lifestyle brand for young women selling girls surf products, launched a “Share a Smile” campaign in collaboration with the Rainbow Reading Gardens! Through the “Share a Smile” campaign, Surfer Girl invites everyone to get involved in...
In January 2015, the team from the Rainbow Reading Gardens went to Flores, East Nusa Tenggara with the aim to set up, not one, not two, but eight new libraries in the area. The setting up of the eight libraries is part of Rainbow Reading Gardens’s collaboration with...
After a lot of considerations, I decided to make time and visit the Rainbow Reading Gardens’ location at Rinca Village, Manggarai Barat district, NTT. Simon, our volunteer in Roe village, had kindly agreed to accompany me on the trip. Using a simple, local fisherman...
With the help of a motor driver from Labuan Bajo, I decided to visit the Rainbow Reading Garden’s location in Kampung Melo. We can reach the place in 30 minutes by motorbike through the twisting trans-Flores road. But I arrived at the place in much less than 30...
Each year, different departments of the Commonwealth Bank in Jakarta are free to hold a social activity of their choice and make a donation to a prefered organization. And recently, the employees of the Internal Audit Department of the Bank decided to hold a two-day...
An annual workshop for teachers and volunteers of the Rainbow Reading Gardens was recently held in Labuan Bajo, on January 10th-11th, 2015. This is the third time Rainbow Reading Gardens has conducted such event. An astounding 65 volunteers and teachers participated...
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