- San Carlos Public Library offers books, videos, programs, and events for the San Carlos community. Visit their website and Facebook page for more information.
- Gila County Library District provides children's programs, books and videos, and more to Gila County and San Carlos Apache families. Visit the Gila County Library District website (link is external)and Facebook (link is external)to learn more about your local library branch.
- ECARDS Sign up for an electronic library card to access online resources by emailing Elaine Votruba evotruba@gilacountyaz.gov.
- Dolly Parton's Imagination Library is a book gifting program that mails FREE books to families with young children (ages 0-5). Visit the Dolly Parton Imagination Library website (link is external)for more information.
- Arizona Story Connections provides a new story each week in English and Spanish. Call (833) 991-2022 to hear each story over the phone.
- Read on Arizona creates communities of practice and collaboration focused on early literacy and support early literacy programs. Read On Communities, including Read On San Carlos Apache Tribe, (link is external)focus on a collaborative approach to solutions in early literacy. Visit the Read On Arizona Family Engagement Center website (link is external)for reading tools and resources.
- San Carlos Apache Language Preservation works to save the Apache Language through outreach to families and the community, advocating for Apache Language educational awareness, serving as role models and mentors to early childhood staff/providers, and by engaging Apache elders. Visit San Carlos Apache Language Preservation's Facebook(link is external) for resources and more information.
- San Carlos Apache Tribe 2022 Community Resource Guide prepared by First Things First, the San Carlos Apache Healthcare Corporations, and the San Carlos Apache Tribe. Download the San Carlos Apache Tribe 2022 Community Resources Guide(link is external).
Gowa: Teachable Moments for Apache Children provides San Carlos Apache parents/guardians, grandparents, childcare providers, and other caregivers with free resources to help young children get ready to read.