Book of the Year judge Mel Gardiner donated her Indigenous - TopicsExpress

Book of the Year judge Mel Gardiner donated her Indigenous Childrens Category books to The Pyjama Foundation in Queensland. The Pyjama Foundation offers a learning-based mentoring initiative, free of charge, to children in foster/statutory care. Community volunteers - called Pyjama Angels - are screened, trained and matched with a child. They visit the child each week to read books aloud, play educational games and engage in other learning-based activities. The Pyjama Foundation Love of Learning initiative focuses on improving the childrens learning and life outcomes, by improving their literacy and numeracy skills and widening their community networks.

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