Claire Mead

Claire Mead

librarian New Zealand

Claire Mead is a librarian in Cambridge who has played a pivotal role in launching the Paws and Pages program, which pairs children with therapy dogs to enhance their reading experiences. Through her work, she has witnessed the transformative impact of this initiative on children's confidence and communication skills, creating a nurturing space where children can overcome anxieties associated with reading.

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