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There are lots of ways to get involved with your local library. From supporting children’s reading and joining fun annual challenges to taking part in community competitions and events, you can connect with your library in a way that suits you. Explore the opportunities below and find something you’d like to be part of.

Ways to get involved

Children and teenagers

Find out how children and teenagers can get involved at your local library

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Young leaders in libraries

Highland Libraries offers a range of exciting volunteering opportunities in libraries for young people of secondary school age up to age 25.

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Summer reading challenge

The Summer Reading Challenge is a FREE holiday activity for children.

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Neil Gunn writing competition 2025/26

The Neil Gunn Writing competition is open to adults and school children.

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Love your library - the perfect Christmas gift

This year you can make a donation in the name of somebody special and you will receive: