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Wednesday, 25 June 2014
Volunteer Spotlight at Romford Library
Volunteer Spotlight This month we would like to introduce Bharti Parmer, who has been volunteering at Romford Library for a number of years. Bharti has helped many children to improve their reading skills during that time, but recently she has been providing extra help for adults to improve their reading skills too. This might be to improve job prospects, or to read for pleasure. We would like to thank Bharti for all the time she gives, the patience she shows, and the help she is giving our customers. If you know of anyone who would like some extra coaching with their reading skills, or if you are also interested in helping adult readers, please ring Romford Library on 01708 432389
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