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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.
Hello Rainbow Chasers! A lot has been going on in Flores over the last two months, so it’s time to share some news with you. Have fun reading! Good bye Roe, Hello Datak! After three months in the village of Roe, Manggarai Barat, it was time for me to move...
A book drive event in an effort to collect books for our upcoming library in Alor will be held on Saturday, January 18th, 2014 at Dive Box Coffee, Jalan Terogong Raya 100 A, Pondok Indah, Jakarta. The event will start at 2pm until 5pm. There will...
On December 14-15, 2013, we held our annual workshop for volunteers who managed our libraries and also for teachers of elementary schools in Labuan Bajo, Flores, East Nusa Tenggara. This was the second time we held such workshop. This year's themed: "Creative Teaching...
Hello everyone! Time marches on towards Christmas, but before the end of the year there are still some new activities of note in Roe, Flores. But read about what I have been up to for yourself! Improving the library As you might remember from my last entry here, we...
Periplus, a household name for English books and has been part of Indonesia’s literature for 14 years by providing thousands of titles through its 45 outlets across the nation, today rolled-out IREAD - a social movement, initiated to encourage Indonesians to read more...
Hello! Some days passed since my last entry in the Volunteer Diary, but now it is time to share some new stories from Flores. I’m still in Roe, West Manggarai, working in the local elementary school and taking care of the Pelangi-Library. Since...
Periplus Bookstore launched its new campaign today, called "IREAD" that stands for "Indonesia - Read English and Discover". With this campaign, Periplus wanted to encourage Indonesians to read more English literature. Inline with this campaign, Periplus also announced...
Hi Folks! Breathtaking nature, rice three times a day and kids asking, whether my skin stays white after shower or not: Welcome to Flores! Since August I’m in Indonesia and since two weeks I’m living in the tiny Village “Roe” in the western Part of Flores...
Do you remember this post http://bit.ly/1eJsKqt ? Throughout 2013, Bali Usada collects books from its members, every time they hold any activities. Not only that, Bali Usada's members also drop off their books at our drop boxes directly! Their support has been...
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