Reach Out and Read Colorado (RORCO) is a twenty-six-year-old nonprofit organization dedicated to making literacy promotion and early relational health standard in pediatric primary care.
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Custer County became a part of Reach Out and Read Colorado in 2018, since then we have prescribed a free book to every child seen in our vaccination clinic. We are very small and rural and we only provide vaccinations in our office, no other services. Our population is very small but each child that
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Hello! My name is Felice Daniels. I am a mother, a Site Coordinator for Reach Out and Read Colorado, and a Registered Nurse with Mesa County Public Health, that has witnessed first-hand the positive impact books have in the lives of our children and families. I feel privileged to have been able to share the
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[su_youtube url=”https://youtu.be/iiG3btWEbR0″] Watch as incredible community members from Bruner Family Medicine Center along with Reach Out and Read Colorado decision makers, connected by the power of reading, share personal stories of imagination, opportunity, wonder, curiosity, happiness, and more. A special thank you to the incredible team at One K Creative for creative direction and production
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For the ninth year, Colorado Gives Day will spotlight philanthropy and community good on Tuesday, December 4, 2018. This is an effort to support Colorado nonprofits and online giving where members of the community make donations to their favorite causes during this 24-hour period, generating a profound collective impact. Last year, more than $33 million was donated
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As Southwest Regional Coordinator for Reach Out and Read Colorado, I often discuss the opportunity for connection that reading a book with a child can create for providers, nurses, and parents. I had an emblematic experience with a young girl at Mercy Family Medicine in Durango during my annual site visit. As part of my
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