LVA Needs You

Here are a few practical ways to help

1. Volunteer to become a tutor or certified trainer of other tutors.

2. Volunteer for clerical or phone duties in a literary provider's office.

3. Provide transportation for students or learners.

4. Encourage someone you know to attend literacy classes.

5. Keep a close friend's child while he or she attends a tutoring or learning sessions.

6. Go with a friend who is attending class for the first time.

7. Praise and encourage those you know who are attending literacy classes.

Adobt Your Local Literacy Program

Taking Action Together

Business and Literacy

*Helping recruit both tutoring and leadership volunteers

*Giving in-kind support through donation of supplies and expertise

*Printing articles about the literacy program in the company newsletter

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101 Reasons To Volunteer

Add sunshine to someone's day

Answer a need * Show that you care

Enjoy new experiences

Feel good about yourself

Better your community* See other's smile

Be a positive influence

Stay young at heart * Have Fun

Learn about life * Teach others

Keep active * Help your neighbors

Enrich your life * Promote a project

 

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Creative Work

He's Got The Learners and The Tutors In His Hands (Song)

To Give Back (Poem)

Accepting This Honor, This Priviledge (Poem)

My Name is Illiterate

 

  LVGC Current Events  
LVGC received a Health Literacy Grant for $5,000 from Blue Cross Blue Sheild of Florida at the FLA Literacy Conferance on May 8th 2012. Earnestine Barkley was on hand at the conference to receive the award.
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Mission Statement

We are committed to the personal growth of our students.
This means that we help people acquire basic literary skills, and by doing so enable them to achieve broader personal goals. It also means that personal needs have preference over organizational needs. Our tutoring is confidential individual and student centered, at sites convenient to the student.

We are committed to the effective use of volunteers.
Through training and support, we help build the skills and abilities that enable volunteers to grow and succeed. Through pursuit of the mission, volunteers find satisfaction and fulfillment.

We are committed to improving our society.
We recognize as an integral element in the broader goal of economics opportunity and security, social justice and dignity for all. We support others who make a commitment to provide all citizens with access to effective literary services.

We are committed to strengthening and improving our organization.
We will continue to search for efficiency and creativity in the delivery of our program; to grow and expand in order to stem the rising tide of illiteracy; to discover new ways of harnessing society's existing resources for the achievement of literacy and to remain responsive to our students' needs.

 

Start A Workplace Literacy Program

Literacy Volunteers of Gadsden County, Inc. provides free and confidential services to adults 16 years and older. we are an Accredited affiliate of ProLiteracy America, Inc. Our services includes the following:

- Basic Literacy One-to-One Tutoring

- ESOL (English for speakers of Other Languages)

-Workplace Literacy

- Family Literacy

- Correctional, Health and Financial Literacy

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The resource agencies within your community can assist them in many areas of their lives. Some of the services that may be available in your county are:

Adult Education and Literacy Services;

Children Services;

Disability Services;

Family Services;

Technical Education and Job Training Services; and

Transportation Services

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