Literacy Volunteers of Greater Augusta
Established in 1973
Gail E. Dyer, Coordinator
Literacy Volunteers of Greater Augusta
295 Water Street
Augusta, ME 04330
207.626.3440
207.626.7588 (fax)
info@lva-augusta.org
www.lva-augusta.org
Geography Served
Southern Kennebec County including Augusta, Gardiner, Winthrop, Hallowell, Monmouth, Farmingdale, Readfield, Manchester, Sidney, Windsor, China, Vassalboro, Whitefield, Jefferson, Chelsea, Randolph and beyond.
Services Offered
Tutors in Basic Literacy, ESOL and in collaboration with local adult education programs.
Hours of Operation
Monday through Thursday 9 am to 2 pm. Answering machine available.
Upcoming Trainings
Please contact the office for the precise dates and place.
Affiliate News
Literacy Volunteers of Greater Augusta celebrated 30 years of service in 2003. The Coordinator, Gail Dyer, is presently working on the First Lady's Community Advisory Panel which is a pilot project in the Augusta area called "The Maine Reads Community Literacy Project". The vision is to have Maine be a state of life-long learners and readers and is a collaborative effort of libraries and literacy programs, civic organizations and area businesses. First steps include identifying current literacy programs, under-served segments and overlapped services and to raise awareness of area literacy activities. The Governor may name March as Maine Literacy Month as part of this initiative.
Established in 1973
Gail E. Dyer, Coordinator
Literacy Volunteers of Greater Augusta
295 Water Street
Augusta, ME 04330
207.626.3440
207.626.7588 (fax)
info@lva-augusta.org
www.lva-augusta.org
Geography Served
Southern Kennebec County including Augusta, Gardiner, Winthrop, Hallowell, Monmouth, Farmingdale, Readfield, Manchester, Sidney, Windsor, China, Vassalboro, Whitefield, Jefferson, Chelsea, Randolph and beyond.
Services Offered
Tutors in Basic Literacy, ESOL and in collaboration with local adult education programs.
Hours of Operation
Monday through Thursday 9 am to 2 pm. Answering machine available.
Upcoming Trainings
Please contact the office for the precise dates and place.
Affiliate News
Literacy Volunteers of Greater Augusta celebrated 30 years of service in 2003. The Coordinator, Gail Dyer, is presently working on the First Lady's Community Advisory Panel which is a pilot project in the Augusta area called "The Maine Reads Community Literacy Project". The vision is to have Maine be a state of life-long learners and readers and is a collaborative effort of libraries and literacy programs, civic organizations and area businesses. First steps include identifying current literacy programs, under-served segments and overlapped services and to raise awareness of area literacy activities. The Governor may name March as Maine Literacy Month as part of this initiative.
