Yunling: participating club · Reading support launched
LIGHT UP 照亮閱讀力
SmartReading literacy support in coastal Yunlin
LIGHT UP launched on 24 September 2026, led by Mailiao Rotary Club with Yunling as a cooperating club, connecting NTNU SmartReading and six coastal Yunlin schools.
Latest progress
- Current progress
- Reading support launched · LIGHT UP launched on 24 September 2026, led by Mailiao Rotary Club with Yunling as a cooperating club, connecting NTNU SmartReading and six coastal Yunlin schools.
Targets & delivery
Confirmed progress
· Launch recap published on 29 September · Instagram
· Launch recap published on 29 September · Instagram
Planned targets
| Measure | Annual target |
|---|---|
| Partner schools | 6 |
| Core reading-support students | 1,125 |
| Planned reach: students and teachers | Over 3,000 |
Six project schools: 麥寮高中 · 麥寮國小 · 橋頭國小 · 明禮國小 · 豐安國小 · 興華國小
Cite this service
https://www.yunlingrotary.org/services/light-up/
Why it matters
Children need reading support suited to their learning needs.
How we work together
Led by Mailiao Rotary Club, this coastal Yunlin literacy capacity-building and sustainable support project combines SmartReading diagnostics, teacher development for differentiated instruction and school-based systems.
Roles & partners
- Yunling’s role
- Yunling: participating club
- Partners
- Mailiao Rotary Club · Lead club
- Funding & grants
- Global Grants · About Foundation & Impact
Photos from the activity
Past activities
View all activity records →Event information
Sources
- Public source 1
- Helping children find their next readable, engaging book · Instagram
- Helping children find their next readable, engaging book · Facebook
- SmartReading / NTNU — LIGHT UP, 2026-09-24
- Rotary District 3470 — LIGHT UP launch and planned reach
- Mailiao High School — signing and launch announcement, 2026-09-23
- Cancelled · LIGHT UP · 2026-09-23
Get involved
Reading assessment, teacher development and school-based support help children find books they can understand and want to keep reading.
LINE · Talk to Xiao Yunling ↗SDG alignment
Alignment describes service direction; project notices determine progress. Plans are not outcomes, and joint results are not attributed solely to Yunling.
Quality education
Responding to learning needs through education support, early development or skills learning.
Reduced inequalities
Supporting access to services and learning for rural communities, children and people with fewer resources.
This editorial mapping uses public service descriptions. It does not imply UN certification, endorsement, or achievement of UN targets.
