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  Volusia Literacy Council

The Volusia Literacy Council is a 30-year-old United Way partner agency specializing in free one-on-one and small-group tutoring of adults who have low-literacy skills or adults who speak English as a second language.  In our partnership with Daytona State College, we are the first step for hundreds of adults who want to improve their literacy so they can enroll in GED courses and eventually enroll in college. We help adults (age 16 and above) improve reading, writing, language, math and workplace skills so they can apply for jobs, earn job promotions, read to their grandchildren and get their citizenship. This is made possible through the work of dedicated volunteer tutors and the support of concerned and generous people in our communities. Please consider a donation to the Volusia Literacy Council, or volunteer to be a tutor. Call (386) 255-8723

With your donation, you can become a member of the Volusia Literacy Council. We have several different levels of membership that you may choose to sign up for, or enter your own donation amount. Simply click the donate button and you will be directed to our PayPal account.

 

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Thanks to our partners and supporters

The Volusia Literacy Council's work is generously supported by the United Way of Volusia and Flagler counties, Volusia County and Daytona State College. We are also thankful for our grants for tutor and student books from the Junior League of Daytona Beach and the Volunteers for Adult Literacy in Florida. And we are grateful, especially, for our volunteer tutors whose work is the foundation of our organization. Thanks, too, to Ray Salazar of the United Way, Mahyar Okhovatian of Compu Sys and Ruth Oneufer of The Daytona Beach News-Journal for donating needed computers, and to Mahyar Okhvatian for his generous in-kind services in setting them up. Thanks to ZGraph for supporting this Web site and to Kevin Hayworth of Hayworth Creative for logo designs.