STeP123 is a Salvation Army initiative creating awareness of the importance of literacy in everyday life.

The focus of the initiative is on those in the community who do not have the ability or opportunity to access literacy programs.

The Salvation Army recognises the importance of early childhood learning together with the opportunity for parents, or carers, to learn with their children. The Salvation Army also recognises the understanding and respect required for teenage and adult learners. We are all individuals, at different places in our lives, and with different goals, therefore different approaches to learning will be relative and more successful for each person.

Who this service is for

The Salvation Army STeP123 Literacy is currently implementing the Reading Together program in the Huon Valley, Derwent Valley and Northern Suburbs Primary School communities, with the aim to continue expanding our reach in primary schools throughout the greater Hobart region into the future.

The Salvation Army STeP123 program is looking for volunteers who have an interest in reading and would be able to help children, on a weekly basis, develop and increase their own literacy skills.

Volunteers are needed in these local communities. If this is of interest to you, or someone you know, please contact Suzanne at 0457 763 796 or by email suzanne.west@salvationarmy.org.au

Cost

Free

How this service is delivered

• Face-to-face

  This program is facilitated in local primary schools.

• Call or visit us online

  Contact us for further details.