Library Outreach

St Helens Library Service Outreach Programme

The new Outreach Team for St Helens Library Service aims to promote the library’s services and engage with the community by raising awareness about the resources available, such as books, digital materials, and magazines accessible through BorrowBox.

The team will highlight social programs like adult social groups to combat loneliness, and weekly read and rhyme sessions to promote early literacy and provide fun activities for families.

Additional community work will be beneficial for specialised services like the Home Delivery Library Service for residents with disabilities or medical conditions, as well as the Schools Library Service that helps schools enhance teaching and encourage young readers.

These initiatives are focused on making sure that all members of the community can benefit from important educational and social resources. By highlighting libraries as hubs for both socialising and continuing education, these outreach programs not only increase the library’s impact but also improve community well-being by making library services accessible to all.

Meet the Outreach Team

St Helens Library Service Outreach Team. 
Left to right
Mandi Brown (Senior Library & Outreach Officer), Joanne Duffy, Pauline Glover, Carole Leyland, Kate Stephenson (Library Outreach Officers)

Left to right
Mandi Brown (Senior Library & Outreach Officer), Joanne Duffy, Pauline Glover, Carole Leyland, Kate Stephenson (Library Outreach Officers)

What’s coming up in the Outreach programme

September & October 2024 (term time only)

Central Link Family Hub
Family Library Time: Fridays, 3.30pm – 4.30pm

Newton Family Hub
Read and Rhyme on Tour: Mondays, 10.30am – 11.30am

Parr Children’s Centre
Family Library Time: Mondays, 2.30pm – 3.30pm
Read and Rhyme on Tour: Thursdays, 2.30pm – 3.30pm

Sutton Family Hub
Family Library Time: Tuesdays, 9.30am – 11.30am