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The library provides extensive outreach services to families and children in the community, including delivering books to 300 families per month and visiting 70 early childhood centers per term to deliver 12,600 books annually. Additionally, the library supports primary schools through a travelling roadshow that visits 80 schools per year, helps 3000 children participate in a reading program, and collaborates with other organizations to provide educational programs and events to the community.
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