National Adult Literacy Database

Rabbittown Learners Program provides, at no cost, literacy training to adults to upgrade reading and writing skills, in a relaxed atmosphere geared to suit individual needs

ReachAbility is a charitable organization committed to increasing awareness of innovative and effective programming available to persons living with disabilities. Ensuring that persons with disabilities have access to equality so they may actively participate in all aspects of communities, reachAbility specializes in educational programs that help persons with disabilities re-enter the workforce.

Reading Is Fundamental (RIF), UK promotes literacy by providing opportunities for children to choose and keep new books at no cost to them or their families.

ReadNow BC is a government action plan that promotes literacy programs and resources to help all British Columbians improve their reading skills.

Read to Me! is a provincial, hospital-based program developed to help families enrich their childs early years with books and reading.

RÉCIT is a network of resource people for the development of student competencies through the integration of technologies.

Recognition for Learning (RFL) is the Canadian Association for Prior Learning Assessment’s (CAPLA’s) online community of practice dedicated to the recognition of prior learning (RPL) or prior learning assessment and recognition (PLAR). CAPLA is the national voice for prior learning assessment and recognition in Canada. Its goals are to advance the assessment and recognition of learning and promote the improvement of RPL/PLAR practice in Canada.

The Red Lake Adult Literacy Board believes that literacy is essential to lifelong learning. The program's aim is to assist and support adults in their communities who wish to achieve and to participate more fully in their community and workplace by improving their English language and numeracy skills.

The RCAT mandate is to assist adults in Prescott-Russell with the retraining process and to reduce the drop-out rate once training has commenced.

The Regina Open Door Society (RODS) is a non-profit organization that provides settlement and integration services to refugees and immigrants in Regina. RODS is committed to meeting the needs of newcomers by offering programs and services that enable them to achieve their goals and participate fully in the larger community.

Formerly the Fédération canadienne pour l’alphabétisation en français (FCAF), RESDAC groups together francophone literacy organizations in different areas of Canada. The organization helps to develop essential skills by offering a variety of activities for representation, awareness and promotion. It also offers practitioner training through its Réseau des formatrices et formateurs en éducation des adultes (network for practitioners in adult education).

Individuals looking to change their career and improve their future in as little as three months may find a career education from Robertson College is what they need to succeed. With campuses in Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta, and Brandon and Winnipeg, Manitoba, Robertson College offers programs in business, information technology and health care.

The Reading and Writing Centre is an upgrading program for adults wanting to improve their reading, writing, and math skills. The program is in downtown Duncan, open since September of 1999. They teach basic English and math along with computer skills, and they offer both group and individual instruction.