“Sajita” felt confident enough after six months of working with a tutor to enroll in High School Equivalency (HSE) classes.
“Juan” was an LVSF student who now gives back by teaching classes for absolute beginners in English as a second language.
“Carmen” was able to get a better job after completing an online job application and practicing interviewing skills.
“Maria” learned how to use a keyboard, create a Word document, and search for important information online.
Support them and many more by becoming a Literacy Ambassador! Together, we can do amazing things, and support comes in many forms.
Here’s how you can be a part of the GivingTuesday generosity movement:
Share about our programs in person, on social media, or via email. Tell people you know About Us and why you support us. Remind people that not only does literacy impact individuals and their health, jobs, and families, but it affects the health of our community as a whole in every way, economically and otherwise.
A compilation of the last three PIAAC (Program for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies) surveys from 2012, 2014, and 2017 show that 29% of adults in New Mexico have literacy skills at the lowest levels, and another 31% have level 2 proficiency. 40% of New Mexico adults have numeracy skills at the lowest levels, and another 30% have level 2 proficiency.
Here’s how you can be a part of the GivingTuesday generosity movement:
Share about our programs in person, on social media, or via email. Tell people you know About Us and why you support us. Remind people that not only does literacy impact individuals and their health, jobs, and families, but it affects the health of our community as a whole in every way, economically and otherwise.
How else can you be a Literacy Ambassador?
- Give at LVSF.org
- Become a volunteer tutor or board member
- Volunteer to share your knowledge and experience with tutors
- Start a fundraising page for literacy
- Advocate during the legislative session