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Read above for some information about Rx for Reading!🧡📖
Oreen Morag (right) and Shalini Parikh (left) are co-presidents of Huron High School’s UNICEF club in Ann Arbor, MI. Huron's UNICEF club recently raised and donated over 200 high-quality children’s books to help increase access to books and eliminate the opportunity gap!
We are proud to partner with Hegira Health, Inc. and Isabella Decker, LMSW, Infant Mental Health therapist. This is Isabella with some of the Rx for Reading Detroit books she shares with families and fellow clinicians!
Did you know that reading daily can have a significant amount of benefits including stress reduction, improved focus and memory, along with knowledge expansion!📚
What is the perfect way to start summer vacation? With a bag full of books to read and explore, of course!!!
Thank you to the Grandmont Community Association for inviting us to take part in their fantastic Reading in Ramsay Park event! Rx for Reading Detroit provided books for all ages for the event, and University of Detroit Mercy students Chanel Smith and Erin Letourneau helped point young readers towards books they would enjoy. The event provided a beautiful environment for reading and outdoor fun!

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