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Nurturing a community-shared habit of reading with children aged 0-5 and their parents and caregivers

Timeline

2018 - Present

Flagship Programs

Storytime session

Community Reader

Travelling packages at kindergartens

Partners

The Asia Foundation

The Lorinet Foundation

Location

2 khoroo's of Songinokhairkhan and 3 khoroo's of Chingeltei Districts, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Let’s Read

Why?

The Let’s Read project empowers residents of ger area communities, particularly parents and caregivers, to engage with young children through creative, fun, and interactive reading activities. By fostering a culture of shared reading from an early age, the project supports children’s early development and helps prepare them for a successful transition to formal education.

 

Through community-based initiatives, Let’s Read works to improve access to quality children’s books, strengthen caregivers’ confidence in reading with children, and build a sustainable culture of reading within families and communities.

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Reading Session at Ger innovation Hub, 03/08/25

Impact

Through its community-based reading initiatives, Let’s Read has reached:

5

partner khoroos

partner kindergartens supported

8

Over

5,168 children

980 adults

reached.

54

Community Readers engaged

By working closely with families, community readers, and kindergartens, Let’s Read continues to make early childhood reading more accessible and to nurture a lasting, community-shared habit of reading among young children and their caregivers.

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I started attending the reading hours in the spring of 2022. A year later, I witnessed my daughters’ remarkable social skills development, so I wanted to join as a community reader to help more children develop a love for reading. Because of Let’s Read, I can now answer my daughters’ questions and incorporate examples from my own experiences to explain new concepts. If given the opportunity, I am eager to participate in next year’s community reading program as well.”

G.Khaliun,

 Community Reader and mother of three aged 0-5

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