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A partnership between North American & Guatemalan
Rotary clubs and the non-profit organization
Cooperative for Education.

 
 
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Girls with Textbooks The Guatemala Literacy Project (GLP) is an initiative to provide badly needed textbooks, library materials, and computer centers to underprivileged children in Guatemala.

The Project has been supported by over 400 Rotary Clubs. To see a list of these clubs, click here. To see a list of individual Rotarians leading the project, click here.

Since 1998, the GLPs programs have been brought to over 220 impoverished rural communities. There are over 25,000 students using textbooks at 185 schools. The GLP has also founded 54 self-funding computer centers, 25 literacy programs, and 49 school libraries. The project already serves 10% of the country's neediest secondary schools and is working with the goal of ensuring that no child in Guatemala grows up without the gift of both traditional and technological literacy.