LVOY provides tutoring services to adults who want to improve their literacy. We help learners:

  • Understand, speak, read, and write English
  • Pursue a high school equivalency diploma
  • Prepare for the US Citizenship Exam 
  • Gain and refresh literacy skills for trade certifications, the military entrance exam (ASVAB), or to advance in their jobs.

 

  • Tutors Teaching Last Fiscal Year

    109

  • Volunteer Hours Last Fiscal Year

    8,756

  • Dollars Raised Last Fiscal Year

    $197,537

  • Learners Served Last Fiscal Year

    134

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We help learners achieve important goals such as obtaining a high school equivalency diploma or preparing for the ASVAB or a trade exam.

We help these learners achieve important goals such as obtaining a high school equivalency diploma or preparing for the ASVAB or a trade exam. For other learners, we help them master basic literacy skills such as reading, math, digital and financial literacy.

For non-English speakers, we help them understand, speak, read, and write English. We also help interested learners prepare for the US citizenship exam. We work with these learners to help them understand the American culture so that they can navigate their daily lives more easily.

These services are provided primarily through one-on-one tutoring offered by highly trained volunteer tutors. Supplemental topic-specific group classes – such as math, pronunciation, and conversation groups as well as a book club – happen in response to learner needs.