Literacy Lambton is a registered charity in Sarnia, Ontario, focused on improving literacy and essential skills for adults and children through free educational programs, including personalized adult learning support and engaging family literacy initiatives.
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Your $20 donation helps fund Literacy Lambton's programs, outreach, and ongoing community support.
Literacy Lambton is promoting a free, local training opportunity in Early Childhood Education aimed at job-seekers and career-changers. The announcement highlights that the opportunity is free and positioned as a pathway to a rewarding career; no dates or contact details were provided in the source.
Literacy Lambton's Give-a-Book campaign donated new children's grief resources to Hospice Sarnia; the materials are available to borrow for one month from the lending library at the Community and Supportive Care building (460 Christina St N).
Literacy Lambton offers free one-to-one learning support for adults 18+ in Sarnia-Lambton, helping improve essential skills like reading, writing, math, and digital literacy.
Join us in celebrating National Family Literacy Day on January 27, 2026, with the theme 'Make mealtime family learning time,' promoting literacy and family engagement.
The Literacy Lambton Baby Bookworms Initiative aims to provide newborns in Lambton County with essential early literacy resources, including baby books and tips for new parents.
Join Literacy Lambton for a free virtual Family Literacy Day Celebration on January 27, 2026, featuring renowned author Barbara Reid as the speaker.
Literacy Lambton offers a Free Adult Tutoring Program providing one-to-one support for adults looking to improve their basic computer skills and digital confidence.
This year's Family Literacy Day theme is 'Make mealtime family learning time,' highlighting the kitchen as a powerful space for developing essential skills.
Join Literacy Lambton for the Early Literacy Skills Program, designed for families with babies to foster early literacy skills and community connections.
Literacy Lambton is offering a FREE Winter Train Your Brain program for grade three and four students, focusing on improving math and reading skills through play-based activities. Registration closes this Friday!
Join the Family Literacy Day Festival on January 6, 2026, hosted by Literacy Lambton, and enjoy free activities that promote family learning through mealtime.
The Baby Bookworms Project by Literacy Lambton provides handmade totes filled with resources to support early literacy for babies in Lambton County.
Literacy Lambton offers free learning programs for adults 18 and over, reopening on January 5th, 2026, to help improve essential skills.
The Winter Train Your Brain Program by Literacy Lambton offers a free evening program for grade three and four children to enhance their math and reading skills, with opportunities for teen volunteers.
Literacy Lambton announces its reopening on January 5th, 2026, at 9 AM, ready to assist the community with learning goals.
Celebrate the amazing volunteers at Literacy Lambton during the Jingle Mingle Volunteer Recognition event, and consider joining the team in 2026!
Millie, a young donor, has donated 42 books to Literacy Lambton this holiday season, continuing a heartwarming tradition in memory of her grandfather and uncle.
Join Literacy Lambton for the 2026 Family Literacy Day Festival on January 27, 2026, celebrating literacy and community engagement with fun activities for families!
Join Literacy Lambton and Operation Christmas Tree in their mission to provide new books for children in the community, spreading joy and fostering a love for reading!
Registration for the Winter programs opens on December 15, 2025, at 9 AM, offering a free evening program for students in grades three and four to enhance their math and reading skills.
Support the Give-a-Books Holiday Campaign by Literacy Lambton, which has already distributed over 3,000 books to children in the community this holiday season!
Join Literacy Lambton as a volunteer to support adult learners and make a meaningful impact in the community this holiday season!
Support the Give-a-Book Campaign by Literacy Lambton this holiday season, helping to provide new books to children in Sarnia-Lambton!
Literacy Lambton is donating books to the Chippewas of Kettle & Stony Point First Nation to support literacy and provide reading materials for children and families.
Literacy Lambton offers a free Adult Learning Support Program, providing personalized, one-to-one assistance for adults in Sarnia-Lambton to enhance their literacy skills.