For information on Member Benefits and joining NCLA, click here.
Donations - Donations to the NC Literacy Association should be sent to:
NCLA
c/o Jennifer Gore
Reading Connections
122 North Elm Street
Suite 520
Greensboro, NC 27401
NCLA is a 501c(3) non-profit. Donations are tax deductible.
Our State Magazine partners with NCLA to promote literacy efforts statewide.
Through 2008, Our State Magazine will be featuring literacy and its importance to the state's economy and quality of life. Each month, the magazine provide information on state and local efforts to ensure that all NC residents have access to basic skills education.
To learn more about the partnership, click here.
To see a copy of the first Our State ad, click here.
Letter from the President
NCLA has over 30 community based literacy organizations and individuals across North Carolina as members. If you are an adult learner, or want to volunteer, there are programs in your area that will welcome you. To find an adult literacy program near you, please click on Affiliated Programs.
Sincerely,
Alice Denson
President, NCLA Board of Directors
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Every North Carolinian should possess the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive in a global economy – and to prepare their children to thrive. Strong reading, writing, math and English language skills are the foundation.
Community-based literacy programs are uniquely positioned to help individuals build these skills. We combine strong, proven instructional practices with the flexibility and confidentiality needed to meet the goals of our students.
The North Carolina Literacy Association (NCLA) supports the development and sustained growth of independent community-based literacy programs through public awareness, advocacy and the sharing of ideas and methodologies.
By working together, we can strengthen all our communities. And we can help to improve the lives of all our students.
