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Westminster’s Lord Mayor Visits Doorstep Library Reading Project

3rd February 2023

Westminster’s Lord Mayor Visits Doorstep Library Reading Project The Lord Mayor of Westminster, Councillor Hamza Taouzzale, visited Westminster based reading projects yesterday (February 2), with children’s literacy charity Doorstep Library. Through the reading projects volunteers bring rucksacks filled with books...

The impact of reading on children’s mental health

2nd February 2023

Here at Doorstep Library, we know that books are a great way of helping us talk about things.  It can be really helpful for children to read stories which touch on difficult topics, helping them to work through their feelings. For...

Literacy Is A Fundamental Human Right

8th September 2021

Literacy is a fundamental human right.  Each and every day we all enjoy the many benefits of literacy.  From the moment we wake up and look at the clock, check the news on our phones, follow the signs at the...

A decade of Doorstep Library – our journey with words

17th June 2021

A decade of Doorstep Library – we look back at our journey with words over the last ten years. Katie Bareham, Doorstep Library CEO In 2008 we launched our first pilot project in Hammersmith and Fulham.  The project was coordinated...

Children from disadvantaged backgrounds have 94% increased confidence in reading after joining Doorstep Library

7th April 2021

Children’s literacy charity Doorstep Library has launched its first Impact Report.  At a time when the Coronavirus pandemic and a year of lockdown has had such a devastating effect on children we know that our home-reading service is working. In...

Doorstep Library announces the launch of our brand new website

30th March 2021

Doorstep Library is delighted to announce the launch of our brand new website.  The new website is clear and easy to navigate, with a greater focus on why we are needed and what we do.  All of our latest news...