Orange County launches literary collection for young families in Newburgh

The Orange County Department of Health, along with the Newburgh Armory Unity Center and the Newburgh Library have announced that a new library space designed to support families with young children will open this week in Orange County.

The Little Learners Literacy Collection will officially open on August 4 at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center, located at 321 South Williams Street in Newburgh. In addition to literacy offerings for little ones, the library will also feature a parent resource center with books and educational materials on child development in both English and Spanish. Children up to age 5 can also sign up for a Baby Library Card, their very first library card.

“The earlier that families start reading together, the stronger those families will be,” said Newburgh Free Library Director Ben Gocker.

“This library is a special space where the journey to success in school begins right in the lap of a caregiver with a book,” said Orange County Director of Intervention Services Sandra Brownsey. “Little Learners is more than a collection of books; it’s an opportunity for all Orange County families to support healthy development and deeper bonding during their child’s most important years: zero to five.”

Little Learners Library hours, beginning August 4, are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 10am to noon and Saturday from 9am to 1pm. Address: 321 South Williams Street, Newburgh.


 

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