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The document discusses a survey conducted by the American Library Association and University of Illinois on behalf of the DeWitt Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund regarding youth programs offered by public libraries. Key findings include: - Nearly all libraries offer reading programs, while over 80% offer cultural programs and many collaborate with schools and community groups. However, only about 1/3 offer computer classes and fewer than 25% offer homework help or career development programs. - Programs are largely geared toward elementary students, with fewer for middle and high schoolers. Very few target low-income communities. - While libraries are committed to serving youth, budgets for youth services are not always adequate and librarians are stretched thin in coordinating



























