Pediatric Resident at Bronx Lebanon Hospital
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One of our primary goals is to provide quality and consistent support to all Reach Out and Read GNY program sites. Sites coordinators and medical providers should feel free to contact our office if you have any questions regarding funding, completion of the progress report or other programmatic issues.
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You can make your site one of the leaders in literacy. Here you will find tips on ways to secure state and private funding, including printable book drive fliers, fact sheets, and other resources.
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To become an official Reach Out and Read program, there are a few simple steps to complete: collect routine data, submit an application to the Reach Out and Read National Center, and determine how your books will be supplied. Once approved, your providers must complete the online training course on program delivery.
Visit the national Reach Out and Read website for more information on starting a program 
Download a description of the application process & FAQs 

Program coordinators of member sites can check their account information, order books and get comprehensive training information from the Reach Out and Read National Center web site.


Reach Out and Read GNY Book Exchange
Reach Out and Read GNY Program coordinators can share and exchange books through our Book Exchange. Do you need books for a certain age group or in a specific language? Would you like to get gently used books for your waiting room? Go to the Book Exchange page for more information.
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First Book
First Book is a great resource for free and low-cost books. First Book distributes books in three ways:
- First Book Advisory Board volunteers fundraise in their communities to provide grants of new books to local programs that serve children from low-income families.
- The First Book National Book Bank distributes brand-new books, donated by publishers, free of charge to programs serving children from low-income families, or for a minimal shipping fee.
The First Book Marketplace is an online store offering programs serving children from low-income families the ability to purchase award-winning books at greatly reduced prices.
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