Images for libraries to promote eBook and eAudio lending on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, with three lending partner logos to choose from: BorrowBox, OverDrive and CloudLibrary. read more
This toolkit includes information and resources, including visual assets, to help promote the Read, Talk, Share campaign.
You can find press releases, a visual assets pack, and how to take part in our social media campaign with suggested copy for all channels. read more
This form is intended for completion by libraries that have lent out Reading Well book collections to local partners.
These partners may include schools, community hubs, prison library services, workplaces or other relevant community organisations.
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Downloadable publicity flyers to support Reading Well collections in libraries.
You can download PDF, JPEG and PNG files to use.
You can use the national flyer designs or if you would like to add your logo for local signposting, email [email protected]. read more
"Place2Be":https://www.childrensmentalhealthweek.org.uk/about-the-week/ launched the first ever Children’s Mental Health Week in 2015 to shine a spotlight on the importance of children and young people’s mental health. This year’s theme is Express Yourself as expressing yourself is about finding… read more
Library social prescribing offer infographic, customizable for a local service context. read more
A spreadsheet containing the ISBNs and format availability of all Reading Well booklists.
This document includes Welsh language books. read more
A guide for colleges and universities looking to get involved in Reading Well. read more
A guide for link workers and health and social care professionals and link workers on how to get involved in Reading Well. read more
Shareable images containing quotes from adults, children, young people and health professionals who have benefited from the Reading Well books.
For use on websites and social media to visually promote the impact of the programme. read more
Copy for use on library websites to promote the Reading Well programme to library users. read more