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ABC Life Literacy Canada
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
ABC Life Literacy Canada specializes in public awareness campaigns, and provides promotional support to local literacy groups. It is also the founder of Family Literacy Day, a national initiative that promotes the importance of reading and learning together as a family.
Action for Family Literacy Ontario
Category: Learning
AFLO works with local and regional programs to build a connected framework of family literacy practitioners and to strengthen communication and linkages within the family literacy community. This includes information sharing, referrals, providing resources, and creating a forum for discussion.
Action Read Community Literacy Centre
Category: Learning
Action Read offers adults help with reading, writing, and basic math. Adults can also learn how to use computers. Staff help adults assess their reading level, set their own goals, and then create their training plans. Staff can also offer information about other educational programs and services.
Adult Basic Education Association of British Columbia
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
This association promotes excellence in adult basic education instruction and programming. This site contains membership information, publications and related link sites.
Adult Learning Association of Cape Breton County
Category: Learning
The Adult Learning Association of Cape Breton County, recognizing that literacy is fundamental to lifelong learning, responds to the needs of adult learners.
Alberta Correctional Education Association
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
The Alberta Correctional Education Association (ACEA) is dedicated to the academic, vocational, and personal development of offenders and the professional enhancement of Association members.
The Association of Teachers of English of Quebec (ATEQ)
Category: Learning
ATEQ's main goal is to provide leadership in English language arts teaching theory, practice and resources to educators who are striving for excellence in the classroom.
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Barrie Literacy Council
Category: Learning
The council's goal is to help adults in the community to: improve their basic reading, writing, and math skills, use these skills in everyday living, reach their own goals and improve their self-esteem.
Born to Read New Brunswick
Category: Learning
Born to Read is a program designed to promote the message of the importance of reading to children from birth. We present every baby born in New Brunswick with a bag of books, as well as information on early childhood development and library programs.
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Canadian Congress for Learning Opportunities for Women
Category: Learning
A national, feminist organization dedicated to addressing education and training issues for girls and women.
Canadian Literacy and Learning Network
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
This national organization promotes literacy and essential skills for English Canadians through networking, research, government liaison and learner development. In addition, through communication and collaboration, it helps to support the people and organizations involved with adult literacy education.
Canucks Family Education Centre
Category: Learning
The mandate of the centre is to positively impact low literacy levels on Vancouver’s East side and other locations throughout the province of BC, by providing a co-coordinated, comprehensive, integrated services approach to family literacy and lifelong learning.
The Centre for Literacy
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
The Centre for Literacy is a pan-Canadian, Montreal-based centre of expertise in the areas of adult literacy and essential skills. It supports best practices and informed policy development in literacy by creating bridges between research, policy and practice.
Clear Language And Design (CLAD)
Category: Learning
Clear Language and Design (CLAD) is a public education program of the Toronto East End Literacy Project, a non-profit organization that helps adults learn to read and write, and educates the public about literacy issues. CLAD provides editing and consulting on a fee for service basis.
Colchester Adult Learning Association (CALA)
Category: Learning
CALA is an important resource for adult learners who wish to upgrade their education level to improve their skills at home, in the workplace, or to prepare them for a secondary education.
College Sector Committee for Adult Upgrading (CSC)
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
In addition to preparing students for post-secondary and apprenticeship training, Ontario college programs are also increasingly focusing on helping them move successfully into employment. This portion of the website is dedicated to sharing resources that colleges have developed to promote and deliver workforce and workplace preparation. The website also has a number of links to other resources including links to essential skills materials.
Community Learning Association North of Smokey (CLANS)
Category: Learning
CLANS is a non-profit, charitable organization whose mission is to provide adult literacy programming to residents of the North of Smokey area of Cape Breton. The goal of CLANS is to sustain a learning network that will assist people to improve their reading, writing and math skills so that they can participate more fully in their home, workplace and community.
Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO)
Category: Learning
Founded in 1974, CLEO specializes in public legal education and information, primarily through the production of printed materials. CLEO's publications are written largely but not only for the low income community. By describing the law as simply and clearly as possible, these materials help readers understand and exercise their legal rights.
Community Literacy of Ontario
Category: Learning
This is an organization that exists to support and promote English language community-based literacy programs in Ontario through consultation, information sharing and program support.
Comox Valley Adult Learning Centre
Category: Learning
The Adult Learning Centre is an organization of the Community Adult Literacy and Learning Society (CALLS). CALLS is a coalition of interested people who support and promote literacy for all individuals and groups in the Comox Valley.
Connecting the Dots: Improving Accountability in the Adult Literacy Field in Canada
This project will conduct literature and field reviews that link theory with practice; engage providers and funders in regional collaborative action-research projects to develop innovative models of reciprocal accountability. It will also use a two-way communication model to disseminate findings and invite continuous input as a way to share knowledge and build broad support and buy-in.
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Directory of Canadian Adult Literacy Research in English
Category: Learning
A comprehensive database containing Canadian research in adult literacy from 1994, as well as research in progress.
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East Hants Adult Learning Association
Category: Learning
This association is a non-profit volunteer organization that addresses the learning needs of adults in East Hants. Through partnerships, their goal is to promote and facilitate lifelong learning for the enrichment of our community.
East Parry Sound Literacy Council
Category: Learning
This group provides free one-on-one tutoring and small group classes to adults in various locations throughout East Parry Sound.
Enhancing Pathways
Category: Learning
This site provides information about supporting and facilitating service coordination between adult literacy and language programs within various communities.
Essential Skills Ontario
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
Essential Skills Ontario (ESO) is a non-profit organization that works to find the most innovative, efficient and effective solutions that provide adults with the skills they need to thrive in a rapidly changing world. The organization believes that education and training are pathways to a better future for many adults and that by advancing the skills of Ontarians, ESO is advancing the health of families, communities and the long-term economy.
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Festival of Literacies
Category: Learning
The Festival of Literacies at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) is a meeting ground for diverse literacy communities. It coordinates credit and non-credit courses, online and on campus. Another aspect is the Research-in-Practice, such as research in Aboriginal Literacy. As well, the site has a list of speakers and events for the upcoming academic year.
French Education… in Nova Scotia
Category: Learning
This website is a portal to the Nova Scotia Acadian and Francophone educational institutions and organizations which work directly in the field of education. It illustrates the benefits of an education in French.
Frontier College
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
Frontier College has been responding to the literacy needs of Canadians since 1899. Its national network of volunteers teaches literacy skills through the Student Centred Individualized Learning method. Other programs include Campus Programs (Students for Literacy) and the Labourer-Teacher Program.
Frontier College - Concordia University
Category: Learning
Frontier College is a Canada-wide, volunteer-based, literacy organization. It teaches people to read and write and nurtures an environment favorable to lifelong learning. Since 1899, the college has been reaching out to people wherever they are and responding to their particular learning needs. It believes in literacy as a right and works to achieve literacy for all.
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Get Set Learn
Category: Learning
They provide their “Let’s Play Literacy” booklet to parents and others who are looking for literacy tips. The 16-page booklet contains information to make literacy play fun and interactive for babies to preschoolers. It includes the following topics: 3 key literacy messages, helping your child when you are not a good reader, reading with your child, choosing books for different ages, getting ready for literacy, talking to the school, and activities for babies, infants, toddlers and preschoolers.
Getting Online
Category: Learning
Through the GO Project, Athabasca University and its project partners hope to bring about heightened awareness in the literacy community of the use and value of distance and online education for training and professional development purposes. The site includes interactive, online training courses and independent learning modules.
Good Learning Anywhere - Sioux Hudson Literacy Council
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
Good Learning Anywhere provides free online distance learning opportunities for adult learners in Ontario to assist them in upgrading their reading, writing, math, computer and other Essential Skills.
Greater Moncton Literacy Advisory Board
Category: Learning
Part of the Greater Moncton Literacy Advisory Board's mandate is to promote literacy and its importance throughout the Greater Moncton area, and to promote literacy programs as well as to encourage and support the development of children, youth and adults experiencing difficulties in reading, through increased involvement of family and community.
Guysborough County Adult Learning Association
Category: Learning
The Guysborough County Adult Learning Association is a volunteer organization committed to providing adult education opportunities throughout Guysborough County by promoting lifelong learning, identifying individual learner needs, and improving accessibility in cooperation with all other related organizations.
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Halifax Community Learning Network (HCLN)
Category: Learning
The HCLN has been at work in the Halifax area for 7 years. Funded by the Department of Education's Community Learning Initiative and with the dedication of community volunteers, HCLN is able to offer free one-to-one tutoring and classroom instruction at a variety of times and locations throughout the Metro Halifax area.
Hants Learning Network Association
Category: Learning
Hants Learning Network Associationis a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to addressing the learning needs of adults and families in West Hants through programming and advocacy.
Health Literacy in Rural Nova Scotia Research Project: Exploring the Links between Literacy & Health
Category: Learning
The Health Literacy in Rural Nova Scotia Research Project explores through personal experiences the links between literacy and health among the population of three counties in northeastern Nova Scotia.
Huntingdon Learning Centre
Category: Learning
This independent, non-profit literacy organization, located in the Haut-Saint-Laurent region, offers workshops in both French and English that include basic reading, writing and mathematics. The centre also offers second language courses in French and English for residents and newcomers to the area.
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jennyhorsman.com
Category: Essential skills
Dr. Jenny Horsman is a founding member of Spiral Community Resource Group, community educators engaged in research and writing, curriculum development, training, workshops and facilitation. This is her personal website, "the place where I will post my new writing and where I would still love to read your feedback on my ideas."
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Kitikmeot Heritage Society
Category: Learning
The Kitikmeot Heritage Society preserves and promotes the oral traditions, place names, language, culture and archaeology of the Inuit of the Kitikmeot Region of Nunavut.
Kneehill Adult Learning Society
Category: Learning
This organization offers adult and family literacy programs. The READ Projects help families from all walks of life improve their reading, writing, and math skills. Tutors and adults work one-on-one or in small groups in a comfortable, encouraging environment. Family programs are offered in-home and in small groups. All their services are free and confidential.
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Laubach Literacy Fredericton
Category: Learning
As a member of Laubach Literacy of Canada and a volunteer non-profit organization, the mission of Laubach Literacy Fredericton is to raise the literacy level of the people of the Fredericton area through the "Each One Teach One" method. Their trained tutors can take students to a grade six level in reading.
Laubach Literacy New Brunswick
Category: Learning
Laubach Literacy New Brunswick is a volunteer organization offering confidential and free literacy and numeracy training in communities throughout the province.
Learning and Violence
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
This website features practical ideas to make it easier to teach and learn when you or people you work with are faced with violence or hard times. You will also be linked to people and organizations that are exploring violence and learning through research and practice. Most of the information is Canadian and from the adult literacy field.
The Learning Circles Project
Category: Learning
This project is about how adults can learn about a variety of topics in an inclusive environment. The people who worked on this project came together as literacy workers.
Learning Disabilities Association of New Brunswick
Category: Learning
This association promotes the understanding and acceptance of the ability of persons with learning disabilities to lead meaningful and successful lives.
The Learning Exchange
Category: Learning
The Learning Exchange (TLE) provides confidential one-on-one and/or small tutorial instruction for adults. TLE works with volunteers to promote literacy within the community through adult and family literacy programs. They offer quality training and workshops for parents, tutors, trainers, adult learners, coordinators, and educators.
Lifelong Learning for Literacy Practitioners (LLLP)
Category: Learning
The LLLP website offers valuable information, resources and links to support literacy practitioners in their ongoing training and learning needs. If you are new to the literacy field or if you are an experienced practitioner, the LLLP website has tools, resources and training links to enhance your skills.
Literacy Basics
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
This self-directed training module from Community Literacy of Ontario (CLO) is designed to provide literacy agencies and others with training and resources to increase knowledge and awareness of the essential skills in Ontario’s literacy and basic skills agencies. Essential skills are foundational skills needed for work, learning and life. The training module was funded by the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.
Literacy Coalition of New Brunswick Ltd.
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
This committee drives to continue influencing the direction of literacy policy and to encourage and support the ongoing development of family, workplace and community based literacy programs.
Literacy Council of South Temiskaming
Category: Learning
This is a volunteer-based organization providing adult literacy tutoring on a one-to-one basis. It also helps create a learning environment which enables students to find their own voice.
Literacy For Life Foundation
Category: Learning
This Foundation's vision is to create a "safe" place in the Municipal District of Foothills in Alberta, where literacy is valued as a resource for everyday living and people have access to learning and literacy opportunities.
Literacy Link South Central
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
Literacy Link South Central (LLSC) is a literacy information and referral network servicing six counties in Ontario. Its website has a workplace literacy component that suggests ways employers can get involved in the promotion of literacy and essential skills. LLSC can help you determine your workplace literacy needs, connect with literacy providers in your community and produce written materials that are clear and easy to understand.
Literacy Network of Durham Region (LiNDR)
Category: Learning
The Literacy Network of Durham Region (LiNDR) is a non-profit agency that operates the Hotline, a literacy referral service, and supports literacy programs in Durham Region.
Literacy Newfoundland & Labrador
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
Literacy NL is a grassroots network of individuals and community-based groups committed to advancing literacy and lifelong learning in the province. The group works with members and partners to connect learners to programs and support; help literacy groups share ideas, information and resources; raise public awareness about literacy issues; and foster partnerships with all sectors.
Literacy North Halton
Category: Learning
Literacy North Halton is a community-based organization seeking to reach and assist, through individualized and small group tutoring, adults in North Halton who wish to improve their functional level of literacy.
Literacy Nova Scotia
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
Literacy Nova Scotia networks with other Nova Scotia literacy organizations. It promotes continuing education and supports literacy and upgrading programs.
Literacy Nova Scotia eCampus
Category: Learning
eCampus provides discussion forums to enhance adult literacy programs in Nova Scotia by means of conferencing, training, technical assistance and communication media. The website was designed by Literacy Nova Scotia for adult literacy practitioners, learners and coordinators.
Literacy Volunteers: Value Added
Category: Learning
The "Literacy Volunteers, Value Added" website was created by Community Literacy of Ontario in order to honour and promote the important role of literacy volunteers in the province of Ontario.
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Metro Toronto Movement for Literacy
Category: Learning
MTML is a network of organizations and individuals who are involved in and support adult literacy. MTML provides leadership and works actively to develop and promote adult literacy in Toronto and York Region.
Midland Area Reading Council
Category: Learning
As a branch of Laubach Literacy of Canada, MARC offers free, confidential tutoring to adults who want to improve their reading, writing, math or computer skills.
Mi'kmaq/Maliseet Bachelor of Social Work Program
Category: Learning
This program, jointly offered by Dalhousie University and St. Thomas University, is designed for First Nation individuals who are currently working or interested in working in social work or related positions in First Nation communities throughout the Atlantic Region.
Miramichi Literacy Council
Category: Learning
The Miramichi Literacy Council was formed with 23 Charter members in September 1978 and for the past 32 years has held Basic Tutor-Training and Writing Workshops. This organization is currently a member of Miramichi Partners in Literacy (since 2006) consisting of Miramichi Literacy Council Inc., New Brunswick Libraries, Horizon New Brunswick (hospital), and School District 16.
Moose Jaw Literacy Network, The
Category: Learning
To build on and strengthen existing resources and help to equip citizens of Moose Jaw with basic literacy skill competencies in reading and writing, contributing to a skilled labour force and creating a better quality of life in Moose Jaw.
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National Adult Literacy Database Inc.
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
NALD is a comprehensive, up-to-date and easily accessible database of literacy and essential skills-related classroom and research materials that are available free to download. NALD also functions as a portal to adult literacy resources and services across Canada.
New Brunswick Home Support Association
Category: Learning
The objective of this association is to provide clear flow of communication for all home support agency members, to share ideas and strategies and to act as a liason with other Home Support Associations in Canada.
New Brunswick Public Libraries Foundation
Category: Learning
This is a charitable organization that raises funds in support of New Brunswick’s public library system.
Newfoundland and Labrador Laubach Literacy Council
Category: Learning
Newfoundland and Labrador Laubach Literacy Council is a provincial, non-profit volunteer organization that is committed to raising the literacy level of Newfoundland society.
Northern Workplace / Workforce Literacy Partnership
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
This group of educators, employers and government officials from Nunavut and the Northwest Territories has a strong interest in workplace and workforce literacy development in the north. Members of the partnership created this website to provide information about literacy programs and policies that support good practice in both the workplace and in preparing people to participate in the workforce.
Northwest Territories Literacy Council
Category: Learning
This is a literacy council which promotes literacy in the Northwest Territories in all official languages by providing information about literacy, programs and resources.
Nunavut Literacy Council
Category: Learning
This is a literacy council that promotes literacy in Nunavut in all official languages by providing information about literacy, programs and resources.
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Orillia and District Literacy Council
Category: Learning
The Orillia and District Literacy Council is a local, non-profit, charitable organization whose trained volunteers provide basic literacy, numeracy upgrading, workforce materials to improve essential skills, and promote life-long learning for adults.
Ottawa Community Coalition for Literacy
Category: Learning
This Coalition promotes public awareness of and access to adult literacy information and services in the Ottawa region.
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Parent-Child Mother Goose Program
Category: Learning
This program is a group experience for parents/caregivers and their babies and young children, focusing on the pleasure and power of using oral rhymes, songs and stories together.
Partnerships in Learning
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
This website looks at the learning paths of workers with low literacy skills in different types of workplace education programs across Canada. The site features seven case studies written by field researchers and whose stories represent the relatedness of formal and informal training for workers with low skills. The section Fostering Partnership Development examines strategies used to engage business, labour, literacy practitioners and provincial/ territorial governments.
PGI Nova Scotia Golf Tournament for Literacy
Category: Learning
This site contains information on Nova Scotia's PGI golf tournament.
PGIs for Literacy
Category: Learning
The Peter Gzowski Invitationals (PGIs) for Literacy were founded by the late Canadian broadcaster and journalist Peter Gzowski. His goals were to raise much-needed resources for the thousands of adult learners who struggle with the challenge of low literacy, and have a lot of fun in the process. Held annually in every province and territory, the PGIs have raised more than $12 million net since 1986.
Port Hawkesbury Literacy Council
Category: Learning
The Port Hawkesbury Literacy Council is a non-profit organization incorporated under the Nova Scotia Societies Act in February of 1999. It promotes lifelong learning, literacy networking and awareness, and encourages and supports literacy initiatives.
Prince Albert Literacy Network
Category: Learning
PALN is a group of agencies, interested citizens and learners that promotes and supports adult literacy and family literacy in the Prince Albert community.
Program for Adult Learning (PAL)
Category: Learning
PAL assists adult learners to improve their reading, writing, basic math or English conversation skills through free, individualized tutoring and small group classes. Literacy services are also available to increase adult literacy and family literacy awareness, partnerships and projects throughout the Lac La Biche region.
Project Literacy Kelowna Society
Category: Learning
Project Literacy is a non-profit organization offering one-to-one tutoring to adults who face literacy challenges.
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Quebec English Literacy Alliance (QELA)
Category: Learning
Dedicated to English language literacy delivery in the province of Quebec, the Quebec English Literacy Alliance website provides information on activities as well as research initiatives.
Quebec Literacy Working Group
Category: Learning
The Quebec Literacy Working Group is a provincial support group for school board personnel involved in adult and youth literacy within the English Sector.
Queens County Learning Network
Category: Learning
The Queens Learning Network is an adult upgrading program for adults who have been out of school for at least one year and are 19 years old or over. Some people are working on basic literacy skills while others may be at a junior high or high school level working on such things as Algebra, basic Biology or Physics, Canadian Social Studies or computer use.
QUILL Learning Network
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
The Quality In Lifelong Learning (QUILL) Network is one of 16 regional literacy networks in Ontario funded by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. QUILL works closely with government-funded literacy and basic skills agencies that deliver free upgrading opportunities for adults who are without the basic literacy skills needed to succeed in the home, community and workforce.
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Rabbittown Learners Program
Category: Learning
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
READ Saskatoon
Category: Learning
READ Saskatoon is a volunteer literacy organization that provides free literacy services to adults and families. It promote literacy awareness, partnerships and development.
Read To Me!
Category: Learning
Read to Me! is a provincial, hospital-based program developed to help families enrich their childs early years with books and reading.
Richmond County Literacy Network
Category: Learning
The Richmond County Literacy Network is a volunteer, community-based, non-profit society established in April, 1998 to address the adult literacy needs of the residents of Richmond County.
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Saskatchewan Literacy Network
Category: Learning
This non-profit organization was founded to provide information on adult literacy programs, literacy issues and events.
Saskatoon Literacy Coalition
Category: Learning
The Saskatoon Literacy Coalition Inc. is a group of individuals and representatives from organizations working together to promote literacy.
Simcoe Muskoka Literacy Network
Category: Learning
This literacy network is a non-profit agency of organizations that provide or have an interest in adult basic education in Simcoe County and Muskoka.
Sioux-Hudson Literacy Council
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
The Sioux-Hudson Literacy Council is a non-profit, community-based, client-centred Literacy and Basic Skills Program. The council also operates the Sioux Lookout Learning Centre and Good Learning Anywhere distance delivery programs.
Stardale Women's Group Inc. Foundation©
Category: Learning
Stardale is a learning and healing center for aboriginal women and women of poverty. Developed by the Stardale Women's Group Inc. Foundation, the Center opened its doors for service in Melfort, in 1998, and serves the communities in Northern Saskatchewan.
Storysacks CANADA
Category: Learning
Storysacks are a fun, exciting literacy activity for parents and children to share. They can be used anywhere: in homes, libraries, schools, churches, children's groups, prisons, volunteer organizations - basically any place where children and adults are together.
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Teacher of Adults: Literacy Educator Certificate Program
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
The Certificate Program has been designed to address the training needs of adult literacy educators. Whether you are new to the literacy field or a "seasoned" practitioner, you will find these courses challenging and stimulating. The Certificate Program will give you the opportunity to gain the skills and knowledge to meet the needs of today’s adult literacy learners.
Teachers on Wheels
Category: Learning
This is an adult literacy organization which provides one-to-one tutoring with trained volunteers at convenient times and locations in St. John's and vicinity.
Tools for Community Building
Category: Learning
Tools for Community Building is a tool kit of resources that you may find useful in planning and carrying out local projects and community activities. This tool kit was originally developed by the Nunavut and NWT Literacy Councils in 2002.
Training and Learning Centre of Renfrew County
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
The Training and Learning Centre (Renfrew County Community Upgrading Program) gives adults an opportunity to build their skills to prepare for work, education, training or life.
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Victoria READ Society
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
Founded in 1976, the READ Society helps students of all ages in the greater Victoria area learn basic academic skills through small classes, individualized help and a supportive, caring environment.
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Widening Access for Adult Literacies
Category: Learning
This website is a way to share resources from the Widening Access for Adult Literacies project. Project partners explored ways to make it easier for adults with literacy challenges to access community resources.
Writing Out Loud
Category: Learning
Writing Out Loud was written in 1997 as part of a final report for a provincially and federally funded literacy and life skills project called Chapters.
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Yamaska Literacy Council
Category: Learning
The vision of the Yamaska Literacy Council is to reach English-speaking members of the community who need literacy, numeracy and life skills in order to attain their full potential as active and contributing members of society.
The Yarmouth County Learning Network
Category: Learning
The Yarmouth County Learning Network is a team of teachers, adult learners, tutors and volunteers all working together to improve Adult Literacy in Yarmouth, Shelburne and Barrington County.
Youth Skills
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
Youth Skills is designed to appeal to young people interested in exploring their learning needs and career goals. Taking an interactive approach, the website offers useful exercises and resources that will help youth get on the right path to meaningful employment.
Yukon Literacy Coalition
Categories: Essential skills, Learning
The purpose of the Yukon Literacy Coalition is to be an inclusive Yukon-wide literacy umbrella organization that is community-governed and committed to supporting the development of literacy in all the languages of the Yukon.
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