Literacy Connections of Wayne County is a non-profit organization that provides free literacy tutoring to adult residents in Wayne County, NC.
Literacy Connections provides FREE, confidential, one-on-one tutoring for adults to improve their reading skills. We have helped over 1,000 adults to read in Wayne County!
Did you know...
1 in 4 adults in Wayne County read below a 3rd grade level; 1 in 10 adults in Wayne County are illiterate; more than half of the adults in Wayne County read below a 9th grade level.
In addition to reading, Literacy Connections also provides tutoring in mathematics, financial literacy, computer technology, conversational literacy, English language acquisition, GED preparation, and other life skills.
To become a learner at Literacy Connections, you must be at least 18 years old and a member of the Wayne County community.
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Bank On Wayne was developed by United Way of Wayne County and is provided by Literacy
Connections of Wayne County, to address the needs of those individuals struggling to make
ends meet, particularly those operating outside of the financial mainstream. Bank On Wayne
provides workshops in basic money management and budgeting as well as workshops in basic banking skills. Additionally, Bank On Wayne connects the unbanked to transactional, affordable banking products.
All of our workshops are offered on-site at Literacy Connections. However, the program can be offered at local businesses, churches and organizations in Wayne County. All of the services are free and all materials are provided. Registration, including identity verification, is required.
Literacy Connections of Wayne County is a non-profit agency dedicated to developing skills in reading, math, computer, and simple finance for adult learners in Wayne County, North Carolina in order that they may achieve success at home, at work and in the community.
We serve adults in Wayne County who want to increase their literacy skills and improve their lives.
We value the opportunity for all students to improve their employment situation, be better parents, and become contributing citizens of Wayne County through education.
