Family Literacy School Related Children & Youth Weekly opportunities Mentoring
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Last updated on October 3, 2008

Family Literacy is a BYU Center for Service and Learning Program which coordinates with local Family Literacy Centers to bring children and adults up to proficient reading and writing levels.

Description:
Volunteers will work with the students twice a week for an hour each time. Spanish and other foreign language speakers are also needed. To get involved, please contact the program representative. For more information on the individual centers, maps, tutor training and informative videos, please visit www.flcinc.org.

Commitment: One semester, preferably longer.


Contact people:

 Christian Pena, Program Director, (email)
Sarah Ingalls, Program Director, (email)
Jonathan Collins, Program Director, (email)

Address:

 2330 WSC
Provo, UT 84604
(See a map)

Web Site: http://www.flcinc.org
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Helping little Colton learn to read was a blast and something that was very worthwhile for me.

 While I was able to help my young student learn to be a better reader, he taught me patience and how to be a more effective teacher. We developed a friendship that was meaningful and I'm very glad that I was able to spend time as a tutor in this program.
posted on October 3, 2008
 
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