Supporters of Refuge In Literacy UK
How Our Supporters Stand With Us
Refuge In Literacy UK is supported by a thoughtful and generous community of people, publishers, organisations, and creative professionals. Each supporter contributes in their own way, helping us bring signed books, reading prompts, and meaningful literacy resources to children, young people, and families living in domestic violence refuges.
As a non-profit organisation, this support strengthens our ability to offer calm, steady, and carefully considered literacy experiences to families across the United Kingdom. We are deeply grateful for their encouragement, collaboration, and belief in the importance of literacy confidence.
Supporter Organisations
Authors Abroad is a leading coordinator of author visits in schools across the UK and internationally, supporting creativity, reading, and connection.
Barking Learning Centre
Barking Learning Centre hosts a range of creative programmes, including Pen to Print, Book Challenge, community workshops, and the Michael Feld Creative Competition for Young People.
BookMachine connects publishing professionals through events, online training, a marketing agency, and the BookMachine Campus learning platform.
Fisher King Publishing is an independent publisher representing a wide range of authors and genres.
Commit Digital is a development studio that has generously donated time and technical expertise to support and strengthen our digital presence.
Euan is a book designer and publisher who has provided kind and thoughtful design guidance for our print and digital resources.
We are thankful to the Independent Publishers Guild — and especially to Bridget Shine and Nikki Grogan — for their generous support in helping us connect with independent publishers across the UK.
Jolabokaflod CIC, founded by Christopher Norris , promotes the Icelandic tradition of giving and reading books at Christmas. Jolabokaflod CIC has supported and mentored us since early 2021 and partners with us on our festive book campaigns.
Keith Madeley MBE — widely known as Mr Yorkshire — has long supported community, education, and enterprise across the region. We are grateful for his ongoing encouragement.
Nosy Crow is an independent publisher known for thoughtful and engaging books for children and young people. Their generosity and support mean a great deal to us.
The Society of Authors is the leading voice for writers, illustrators, and literary translators in the UK.
Straightahead provides ethical B2B lead generation and has kindly supported us by offering volunteer callers to connect with domestic violence refuges and strengthen community relationships.