Literacy Volunteers of Rochester Inc.
Literacy Volunteers of Rochester Inc.
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More about this organization
Mission
Provide tutors and support to adults for reading, math, English, and digital literacy.
About
During the 2017-2018 fiscal year, Literacy Volunteers of Rochester worked with 409 volunteers to provide individual tutoring, assessment and support to adult learners. Agency services include tutor training workshops, computer instruction, an outreach support program to volunteers and links to other community resources for learners. In the past year adult learners obtained achievements towards their literacy goals in areas ranging from education to employment to citizenship and basic life skills. In addition, the digital literacy program provided additional support to adults to access employment and other needs in the community. The program is currently operating with a digital literacy coordinator and various volunteers.
