Children learning from new books. Libraries replenished. Smiles in schools across the Eastern Caribbean. That’s the signs of progress in literacy so far this academic […]
CIBC Champions Literacy in the Eastern Caribbean Read More
With school back in session for the 2022-23 year, Hands Across the Sea has tackled the impacts of the pandemic on learning losses to get
Narrowing the educational divide post-COVID: making sure students succeed. Read More
Hands Across the Sea has made an indelible mark on SVG already this academic year. Read on to learn how we have supported literacy while
National Partnerships Bring Literacy to Every Corner of SVG Read More
On Sunday, November 6, the northern part of Saint Lucia was pounded by heavy rainfall caused by a trough, leaving a trail of destruction in
November Storm Leaves Destruction in its Wake Read More
Recognized for its focused and diligent work promoting literacy in the Eastern Caribbean, Hands Across the Sea will partner with the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States on
Special Education Needs Survey Promises an Inclusive Education Recovery Read More
Mrs. Karen Browne-Francis couldn’t stand what she was witnessing any longer. The National Focal Point for Early Learners Support in Antigua, Mrs. Browne-Francis saw precious
Summer Reading Program Improves Literacy for Struggling Kids Read More
Although the children were still able to resume borrowing books upon returning to school in person, Palsy and Mrs. Webbe knew there was still untapped potential behind the reading and lending experience.
Inspiring a New Generation of Readers in Nevis Read More
Jake loved books. As a young boy, he would rather read books during recess than play football with the other boys. I remember his teacher
The active volcano La Soufrière continues to erupt in St. Vincent, and evacuations are well underway. The ash that covers the country is contaminating the
Eruptions at La Soufrière Read More
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